Nervous at Airships Carnegie Anxious in Pittsburg Visit
Andrew Carnegie grew uneasy as he observed youths during a Pittsburg visit while preparing to depart for New York on the morning journey. He worried aloud about the dangers of air travel and the broader implications for industry, faith, and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Merl Tity
Carnagie
Cariopla
Mr. Carnegie
Pittaturg
Carnogie
Pata Pittaburg
Norlon
Qombern
Pitta Burg
Lerner
McCray& Son
Jounal
Sai
Meadshop
East Main Street
Enquire
J. F
Unclear Address Phrase Sparks Quotation Request
Fragment mentions addressing at Gachelle Minste hall with a misquoted line attributed to Mr. Carnegie. The intended unveiling phrase reads Love Your neighbor as yourself, to the only religion necessary, with possible attribution to a speaker. Context indicates a ceremonial or religious misquote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gachelle Minste Hall
Carnegie
Woman Fatally Shot While Loading Revolver in Boothdale
Miles Rose Galliner, 43, of Greensburg, was killed at her brother John Galliner’s home in Boothdale when a revolver she was handling discharged accidentally. The bullet struck her heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothdale
Miles Rose Galiier
Ant
John Gallinier
Booldale
Mina Cat Mater
Milas Gallister
Greensburg
Secretary Tailinger to sue Collier’s Weekly
Secretary of the Interior Richard Tailinger indicated he would sue Collier’s Weekly in Washington on April 1. He referenced the attached paper and a tip on the intest relation, signaling a formal action over alleged misrepresentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Collier
Washington
Richard Tailinger
Ueon
Lincoln Funeral Coach and Its Notable Features
The funeral coach built in 1661 by Alton and Chicago figures as the Express Car used for President Lincoln. Its cost reached 813000, deemed the era’s most extravagant vehicle, wider and higher than standard cars and station structures. Construction required rapid adjustments with teams working day and night from Washington to New York Albany Springfield and Brooklyn to widen clearances.
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Lincoln
Alton
Chicago
Lincolne
Nawa
Ming
Washington i
New York
Albany
Springfield
Brooklyn Engle
Agevt goutieman 1ayor and the old California miner tale
The piece recounts a romanticized old California miner of humble means, his generosity to neighbors, and the downfall of a partner who loses fortune and ends his life. It follows the widow and daughters, the miner’s quiet charity, and his death in a San Francisco charity hospital after spending all he owned. A contrasting scene shows Mrs Temes doubting a new photograph of Norah, with Norah's Irish warmth responding.
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California
Thors
Dufor
San Franciscn
Rush of Immigrants to Canada Nets 30000 This Month
London reports a continued surge of emigrants to Canada from English ports. Thirty thousand travelers are booked to depart from Glasgow Liverpool and London this month aboard ships carrying mainly men with funds to settle land in Canada. Canadian agents note the pool of settlers is strong though officials attempt to divert families to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
Virginia
Canna
Australia
Fragmentary note on blocks and pulleys in early machinery
A damaged OCR passage discusses early block and tackle use and potential dangers. It mentions the block and pulley as essential tools, references a wheel mechanism, and hints at risks like hotbox and evolving crane or lifting gear, though text is unclear and fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Cohen Block
Cohen
Corry
Main Road
P. Blatchley
W. Pleasant Street
Birds of Paradise Dance Arrows and Daring Feasts
A fragment describes Birds of Paradise performing dancing parties on exposed branches. Hunters use bow and arrow to stun birds as the group trembles with golden plumage and ornate plumes catch the eye. A boy waits at the tree foot to drop birds as the dance ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich
Wallin
Hirper
Audacity and Delusion in a Napoleonic Endeavor
A cryptic note reflects bold claims of success through audacity and deception, suggesting a plan to conquer or outwit others. The fragment hints at confidence in triumph while implying a critique of reckless ambition and flawed strategy.
Beresford Estate Case Yields $500000 Settlement
In Galveston April 4 a Negro woman, alleged common law wife of Lord Delaval Beresford, won a settlement of about 500000 and 10000 acres in Durango after a Mexican rally to settle the Beresford estate. The sale included the Ojios ranch near Casa Grandes, fetching 200000 in Abertean gold. Lord Charles Beresford opposed the claim. the case followed Delaval Beresford’s death in a rail accident four years earlier.
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Galveston
Tex
Lord Delnyal Beresford
Baldabe
Durango
Delayal Beresford
Canats
Due Jand
Charles Beresford
Mexico
Delaval Beresford
Beresford
Casa Grandes
Shooting Season Closes Saturday in Pennsylvania
Reports to the game commission show the wild fowl shooting season closing Saturday due to unseasonable weather hampering hunting. Authorities note the birds were not as abundant as usual, with conditions blamed for the lower counts and shortened season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trarkshore
Pennsylvania
Late Game Commission
Heard at the Hub Excerpt from Houston Chronicle
A brief exchange shows a child asked her age and why she walks without her mother. The mother replies she does not exercise, while noting they have little in common. This fragment reflects a casual, local tone from the Houston Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloi
Fommon
Houston Chronicle
Unclear fragment on ink and dye effects in Youth's Companion
The readable text describes applying a liquid to skin and a sequence of color changes from green to crimson. It mentions a Moody Little Airlog bottle and claims beauty and durability, with a note about New England houses and the Youth's Companion publication.
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New England
Luce Welther
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Downey
Banbitt & Son
Druga
Sabine
Curatine Oil
Phifice Drug Co
Warren, Pa
Beresford Estate
Eldred
W. W. Hasbrouck
R. F
L. A. Williama
Bell
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Roberts Block
Center St
Charles VI
South Center Street
W. C. Wicks
Howie
Sal W. Church Street
Battie Woodard
East Main Atrest
South Street
Isaac B. Brown
Munee Furmeur Blain
Taane B, Brown, ‘Treates
R. Powell
J. H. Wright
Smith Street
Main Street
First Ave
Second Avenue
Acre Farm
W. Wayne Street
K. Powell
Real Batata
Indy
Ewing
Franklin
Etreat
Hite
East Bend
Durham
Varant Lot Invest
E. T. Sweeney
Grandin
Columbus
D. C
Corringa House
J. Stone
Flrst Avenue
Globe Cigar Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Erie Finance Co
Dinoyond
Crowley
Sweeney
Grandin Hotel
Franklin-street
Houme Woza
Park Place
James H
Shady Avenue
Art
Park Street
B. Booth Street
Mott Street
Center Street
Dawson Bros
First Avenue
Irving _street
Dollie Howard
Euclid Street
Byron Raymond
Osborne
Helen Raymond
Wid
Eliott M. Bonnell
John
Lambing
Bonnell & Lambing
Elliott M. Bonnell
John S. Lambing, B. M. Bonnell
Yorry, Pa
Rhode Island
Franklin St
S. Center
Rhode Island Reds
Reds
Mase
R. P. Livermore Ws
Burpes
Vermont
Hebron
Irving Street
W. Freiériclest
M. Steadman
Switz
Blee
J.B Terry
Fourth Ave
Aldertan Tradsdell
Tot
Darling
Dunkirk Laundry Co
Dunkirk
N.Y
Bultor
Brooklyn
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