Boundary Lines Set Between United States and Mexico
The Boundary Commission reports the official US Mexico line is established with iron monuments from the Pacific coast to the Colorado River. Col J W Barlow led the work, later moving to El Paso to complete the survey amid floods, revolts, and desert hardship. The project cost about 30,000 per government and spanned five years with monuments every half to five miles.
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United States of America
Republic of Mexico
J.W. Barlow
International Boundary Survey
Barrow
Department of State
Washington
Mexico
Guadalupe Hidalgo
United States
New Mexico
California
Cape Country
Rio Grande
Pacific
Joint Commission
el Paso
J. W. Barlow
A. T. Mossman
D. D. Gailliard
Jacobo Blanco
Monument
San Diego
Mana
W. H. Emory
Exico
Pacific Coast
Gila
Colorado
Rio Grande Commencia
Yuma
Territorial
Arizona
Gulf of Mexico
Cornéas
Sonat
Colorado River
Tiajuana
Barlow Arty
Otai
Vermont
Cape Horn
San Diego Military Post
Life of diplomats how they live and spend money
Special correspondence outlines the lavish costs of American ministers abroad. It details salaries versus expenses in London Paris Berlin and other capitals, with anecdotes of lavish entertaining and the need for wealthy or fashionable sponsors to maintain status.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Sherman
Europe
Asia
State Department
London
Paris
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Whitelaw Reid
France
Eustis
Levi P. Morton
Noyes
Ohio
Legation
Representative Hitt
Illinois
Legaion
England
Cleveand
Germany
William Walter Phelps
Phel
Phelps
United States
America
Oscar Straus
Constantinople
Cleland
Straus
Lambert Tree
Belgium
Legations
James Buchanan
China
John Ward
Georgia
Chatham Artillery
Mr. Ward
Erica
General Wallace
Turkey
Miho
Artemus Ward
Cleveland
Italy
Cairo
Ismail Pasha
Khedive
Buenos Ayres
Far East
Japan
Far
Empire
Bayliss W. Hanna
Argentine Republic
Manson
A. F. Ramsey
B. W. MA
Frank G. ‘Carpenter
Mr. Sherman
Napoleon
Clifton R. Breckinridge
John Adams
George III
Benjamin Franklin
The Living Idol: Story of Bava Luchman Dass
A profile of Bava Luchman Dass of India as a revered spiritual figure. The piece traces his rise as a living idol, his teachings, followers, and the impact of his presence on local communities and religious practice.
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Bava Luchman Dass
India
Brahmin Yoga Master Draws English Audiences
A Punjabi Brahmin known as Bava Luchman Dass trains forty years as a yoga practitioner and holy man. He tours London, living on offerings rather than alms, and performs postures that astonish observers while attracting worship and lavish gifts from devotees and a wealthy Bombay merchant.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Bava Luchman Dass
Himalayas
Cape
Comorin
Baya
Central India
Rava
Bava
London
England
St. George’s Hospital
India
Olso
Bombay
Benares
Westminster A
le Great
Black Caves
Aquarium
Wayside Inn Immortalized by Longfellow Poem and Long Rival Hospitality
Special correspondence recalls the Wayside Inn long tied to Longfellow and American lore. Edward H. Lennon of Malden, Massachusetts now owns the landmark preserving its 200 year history from the Parmenter garrison era to the Howe family tenure. The article notes its role on Boston to Ticonderoga marches, famous inn features, and mentions Washington Lafayette and Captain Wadsworth associated with the state chamber.
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Jerusalem
Korea
Seoul
China
Ting-chi
Li Hung Chang
Commercial Tribune
New York
Wayside Inn
Longfellow
Edward H. Lennon
Malden
Mass
Parmenter
Boston
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Ezekiel Howe
Adam Howe
Adam
Lyman Howe
Lyman
Sudbury
Congregational Church
Howes
Heliway
Middlesex County
State
Washington
Lafayette
Wadsworth
Tip
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Cincinnati
Boundary Commission
Orient
Peking
Calcutta
Oregon
Kavass
Egypt
Patriarch of Jerusalem
Franklin
Monsieur
Blumerton
Cleveland Leader
Zuncheon
the Living Idol
Lazarus
Supe
R Yago
the Wayside Inn
State Chamber
Tlowe
the State Chamber
Atte
Washington Times
Profeadwell
T. .W. Parsons
Luigi Monti
A. Mattox
Longfellow's “Wayside Inn
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