New York 1869 urban future vs rural shift a debate
A long passage discusses urban expansion from New York toward Hempstead Plains and Brooklyn, contrasting city bustle with rural escape. It notes the YMCA building at Twenty third Street and Fourth Avenue, its facilities, and plans possibly adding a billiard room and restaurant as part of the enterprise. Yale and other notable topics are referenced in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Stewart
Central Park
Bel Harbor
Hempstead Plains
Brooklyn
Hempstead
Jamaica
Fragmented Local Item Traced From Egg Dialogue
Partial readable lines reference eggs and ent acs ta ee eer ta, indicating a fragmented note about a group bringing items along for a deal or meal. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, names, or places to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Voyage of Powell Brother Excerpts from 1860 Expedition Narrative
A fragment from Major Powell's brother recounts the 1860 starting and progress of a scientific expedition on the Green River and Colorado region. The party sails from Green River City on May 24 carrying instruments and provisions, camping at Bee Hive Point and narrating dramatic river scenery and cliff formations with swallows nesting Like a colossal bee hive, while mountain herds stand statuesque along terraces as the voyage continues downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Powell
Beige
Colerade’ River
Green River City
Union Pacific
Dropovum
San
A Queer Coatinion.-A Washington correspondent of the ow of Senator
A fragmentary Washington dispatch from a correspondent describes uncertain events related to a senator. The material hints at political maneuvers and possible appointments but lacks clear details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chain of Fractured Notes From A Tumbling Era
A garbled dispatch covers a string of events from the era including a fatal train wreck on the Union Pacific near Promontory two killed and a fireman. a British ship Blue Jacket burned with eight saved. cholera fears end cabalities and counterfeit stamps face grand jury. a Havana letter hints at Charleston men arming near Cuba with Villamiel uniting forces. legal actions involve Colonel Belmont suits in New York Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingle
Blue Jacket
New Zealand
Union Pacific
Beaks Hill
Mies
United States
Cuba
Havana
the Tribune
Sagua la Thea
Charleston
Villamiel
J Belmont
New York Supreme Court
Tien
Thomas J. J A
Brutal murder report from Georgia scenes and names
A fragmented Georgia murder notice recounts a brutal killing near Haynes ville involving Bryant Edmonson and Joe Bass in the early period. It mentions an unnamed gentleman’s claim about a man from Bell's creek, traveling to Memphis, amid heat and sport. The text is incomplete with missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Memphis
Haynesville
Georgia
Bryant Edmonson
Joe Bass
Pian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted
Stewart
Peabody
Ing. Yale
Drax
Chase
United States Supreme Court
Verger
Jackson, Missis
Gorzaxon
Bronxton
Gov. Bréynlow
Senter
Tennessee
Jist
Peoria
TiRidies
Great Britain
Keane
Michigan
Jes York
Lynn
Saan Boos
Wisconsin
Belfast
Louisiana
W. P. Fogg
Cleveland
Orbwe
Peeras Ee
Russia
Erie
Aking Mare
Teaei
Asp
Serpenta
Maka
Ana
Ida Lewis
California
Igwa
Lene
Wen Sos
Marihe
Roprietor
Paran Stevens
T. W. Clerke
Codie Field
Miuchant A. T. Bioware
Cleve Gambier
Paine
Ghe
Costa
Dade
Oes
X Street
Sap
Warren Warner
Our
Powell
Cotorano
Grant
Chicago
Hildebrand
St. Francois
Michael Finn
Troy
Howe
Dayton
Jost
John Rankin
Fuad
Poe
Col
L. A. Whiteley
Louisville Journal
New
Ya Herald
National
Medical
Philadema
York
Aid Heston
Manson
Liana
Columbus
OF and Pilla
NCU
Melandhad
Hg Pug
Wayne He
DR. Biohau
Ranklnelin
Poundery, Lison, Smith &"Scryoy
Isco
A.C. Richards
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Post Office Bulletin
Anufacturer
Te Ae
Hoff’s
Sposa Ree Ees
Far
Ppc
Reee Gayoeel
Uae
SSE Ee
Nek
Aaseatia
Aoeaie Twain
Cmt
M& Oy
Ee Sapai
Ariel
Optical Instruments, &E
Enry Twitchell
Tidian
Eae
West Fourth Street
P. G. Rooney
Jam, & Werks
A. W. Cormer Pearl
Karen Mbi-4misto
Rankins
Pearl Street
East
Bet
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!