Letter on war, ancestors, and family bloodlines by Billarps
The piece laments sharp critics of dead public figures and recalls Dana, Hewthorne, Jandler, and the Nashville Ameri jean. It riffs on then current politics, justice Lamar and ancestry, praising Huguenot roots and Confederate memory while quipping about genealogical quests and hidden pedigrees across Holt and Seward lineages.
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Sirius
Billy Patterson
Jay Good
Ben Butler
Hayes
Linck
Dana
Hewthorne
Jandler
Nashville Ameri
Jean
Chauncey Depew
Mr. Johnson
Justin
Blayder
Liutde
Corporation Ones
Charles Sumner
Lamar
Ron
Gould
Butlerer Hayes
Georgia
Justice Lamar
Emory College
Alma
Mirabean Lamar
Hal Jacinto
Texas
Judge Longstreet
Savannah River
Fulton
Lamars
Longstreets
Pete
Charleston
Savannah
Bayards
Bacots
Dupreca
Dubones
Guilliards
Hugers
Legoris
Lawrences Marlons
Munigaunts
Porchers
Ravenels
Travexants
Jang
Persecnion
Parame
Lem
Famil 7
Concord
Mancachusetts
D.C
Ws Booth
Emmet
Amy
Holt
Judge Hutchins
Holts
Fashionable fur fads spark social columns in 1892 era
The article catalogs how Bengal fur furs and fichus dominate winter wear with new alcove wraps and fur collars. It notes a parade of prominent women in Washington and Europe, from Mrs Tease and Mrs Cleveland to Coralie Quay and Mme Mendonca, detailing careers, marriages, wardrobes, and cultural pursuits. It mentions the Woman's College of Baltimore, Vassar alumnae at elite universities, and plans for a Colgate University women’s admission and gymnasium.
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Tease
Kansas
Holland
Woman's College of
Baltimore
Talmage
Divine
Eugene
France
Brown University
Duchess of Portland
Coralie Quay
Pennsylvania
Washington
Miss Parker
New Mexico
Vassar
Yale
University of Chicago
Ann Arbor
Leipsic
Whitelaw Reid
Misa Sadie Boyd
Qohayenne
Wyoming
Denver (Col.) University
Bessemer steel production totals and rail output in 1892
The Bulletin of American Iron and Steel Association reports 1892 Bessemer steel ingots and rails production for the United States. Total Bessemer steel output reached 4,160,982 gross tons in 1892 with 3,247,417 tons for 1891. rail production in 1892 stood at 1,468,847 gross tons, up 219,850 tons from 1891.
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Bulletin of American Iron and Steel Association
Philadelphia
Ameican Iron and Steel Association
Bessemer
United States
Grifiths & Rovert
Poverty Protest On Tower Hill Before Parliament
A London cablegram reports about 250 famine stricken men and women gathering on Tower Hill to stage a rags and misery display before Parliament. They lacked a fixed plan, began marching toward the Houses, drawing sympathy before police dispersed the crowd as the hunger marchers pressed for attention.
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England
London
Tower Hill
Blaze In Insane Asylum Forces Mass Escape At Dunning
A fire tore through the engine room of the Dunning insane asylum near Chicago on Tuesday morning. About six hundred patients were in the institution when the blaze started. water scarcity hindered firefighting efforts, the wind spared the main building but the boiler area was destroyed.
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Chicago
Insane Asylum
Dunning
Five Kegs Blow Up in Ohio Mine Trapping Forty Injured
A blasting powder explosion at Star coal mines in Cookeville Ohio injured forty men Tuesday morning. Five kegs of powder detonated, fatally burning two workers and badly burning another who was thrown fifty feet from the mouth of the mine. The blast was felt three miles away.
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Star Coal
Cookeville
Ohio
Awaiting Orders as Forces Ready for Combat
A misread dispatch reports Ranger and Adama in position near the stream with stores and ammunition aboard awaiting orders from Washington. Monterey joined in morning readiness for combat within two days and repairs on the monitor Comanche progress quickly with full force at work.
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Sin Vraversoo
Maralaine
Ranger
Adama
Sen
Waliington
Tia Monterey
Sud
Moen Tre
Comanche
Mer
Lindsay slated to replace Carlisle as senator from Kentucky
Dispatch from Frankfort, Kentucky reports Judge William Lindsay as the successor to Senator J. G. Carlisle in Washington. Lindsay, about 65, lawyer and former state supreme court member, has served Kentucky as a state senator and commissioner to the World's Fair. He declined President Harrison's offer to be interstate commerce commissioner four months ago. The story notes his Kentuckian demeanor and public service record.
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Frankfort
William Lindsay
Washington
J. G. Carlisle
David Davin
Kentucky
Harrison
Seventh Day Evangelists
Public School Teaching Candidates Offered Scholarships
Students prepared and licensed to teach in public schools by act of the legislature. Lectures on Agriculture and the Sciences by distinguished educators. Climate healthful with altitude 2287. Board ten dollars per month and up. Senators and representatives urged to appoint one pupil from each district without matriculation fee during term. For catalog or information address Secretary or Treasurer Board of Trustees.
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Board of Trantocs
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Cleveland, GA
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Hillsdale Mfg. CO
Hillsdale, Mich
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Polly Holton
Cowpens
Walton County
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William H. Seward
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Hart Barnes
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Austria
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Germany
Scandinavia
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Hawaii
Senator Lindsay
Carlisle
Battle Creek
Michigan
Seventh Day Evangelist Ministers? Institute
Mich
America
South Africa
Scandinavian Countries
Morley
Morley-Longham
Longhams
Henry Morse
Nebrasly
Montana
North Georgia Agricultural College
The
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South
U. S. Army
Cushman Iron
Main Office and Works
Roanoke
Bromeo
Richmond
Miller Carriage and Harness CO
St. Paul
West 4Th Street
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Bloomington Mfg. CO
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