Count de Lesseps Heads to Washington and Philadelphia
Count de Lesseps travels to Washington and will visit Philadelphia next week leaving his wife and children behind while touring western cities. The report lists political maneuvers, legal cases, and corporate moves across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count de Lesseps
Washington
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Indiana
Grant
Blaine
Cornell
Smyth
Insurance
New York
Bethlehem
William Conkle
Rufus Ralston
Conkle
Parkersburg
W. Va
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Mass
Aaron N. Joy
Pacific Mills
Joy
Superior Court of
American Union Telegraph Company
Atlantic and Pacific Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Charles Cole
John Doe
Edward Larkin
Wm. Franklin
Milton Ferry
Adams Express Company
Newpaltz
Poughkeepsie
Jerry and
Riley Moore
Wai
Foreign Notes From The Day’s World News
Nova Scotia presses Halifax Fishery award claims. French Senate opens Article 7 discussions in new Educational bill. Racehorse Latchkey bought by James Gordon Bennett after Croydon handicap. Cologne Gazette says Pope will submit to May laws. Rome rumors place Count Corti to Paris and Baron Blanc to Constantinople.
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Nova Scotia
Halifax
James Gordon Bennett
Croydon
England
Cologne Gazette
Rome
Count Corti
Constantinople
Paris
Baron Blanc
Washington
French Substitutes for American Mash Croquettes
Delmonico extols croquettes as the French substitute for hash and explains a recipe using veal mutton lamb or light meats. Chop meat and onion, fry onion in butter add flour add meat and broth season with salt pepper and nutmeg add egg yolks cool shape bread crumb fry golden. Serve with tomato sauce or vegetables.
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Mr. Delmonico
Fees of Doctors and Hop Bitters Claim Savings
The piece argues doctor visit fees may be $3.00 per visit and annual medical attendance could exceed $1,000, claiming that one bottle of Hop Bitters taken timely would save the year’s sickness.
The City Dress Commission and the Costly Box
A narrator in a small town imagines a new dress to wear for street and a quiet dinner. She enlists a city friend to source a stylish, inexpensive outfit, gloves, trimming, and neckwear. The tale follows the long search, packing, and mounting bill, ending with disappointment in the price and result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
The Nihilists of Russia and their creed
The article discusses Russian Nihilists and Bakunin’s critique of God and Right. It quotes Bakunin asserting God as a lie and argues might rules society, with destruction as the aim once fear of God and the fiction of Right are removed. It notes such views have been voiced by leading Nihilist figures as a warning of a dangerous new movement.
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Russia
Bob Ingersoll
Bakunin
God
Might
The Mechanic Arts: Wall Plastering Machine Invention
A plastering machine uses a mortar receptacle and a radial leaf press to extrude plaster through a bottom opening as it rises against a wall. Holgate Mass leads in pulp paper production from poplar logs, outputting seven and a half cords daily and three to four tons of pulp for books and newspapers. Spruce fibre favors cheaper writing papers and may supplant poplar in papermaking. New England mill architecture may shift to one story factories for safety and faster operation.
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Holgate
Mass
Siow Gorog jurGas
New England
Ee Sui Haring
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M W. Plumley
Carpenters and Builders
Edgmont Avenue
Cheater
Joseph Cornog
George Bottomley
Jonathan Pennell
Chester, Pa
Oczett
Second Street
Market
Edgmont
Jeez
H. B. Black
Michi
Mary Morgan
Bridgeport
Marcus Hook
Billingsport
Fanes
Marcus
Hamburg
Kindelphia
IGLEY
Steven
Addzemy A. Hallett
Crosby & Hill
Forestdale
Phila. Price
Lonsdale
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Allen
Madras
United States
The
Nihilists of
the Mechanic Arts
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