Broadbriews New York Letter on Weather and Matrimonial Mania
Broadbriews New York Letter notes a harsh extended April with snow and cold delaying summer, then shifts to theater trends, moral drama, and a wary view of matrimonial agencies. It recounts a quirky tale of Rebecca Lazarus and a string of suitors, warns of swindles, critiquing police corruption, dog shows at Madison Square Garden, and a celebrated acquittal in a perjury case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusbocton Agr
New-York
New York
Brooklyn
Booth
Kean
George
Frederic Cooke
Augustus Adams
Ingersoll
Steele
Mackaye
Mallories
Madison Square Theatre
Madison Square Company
Steele Mackaye
Hazel Kirke
Mallory
Abraham Jazanus
Rebecca
Fazarus
Solomon Goldstein
Lazarus
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Ferdinand Meyer
Meyer
Speith
Lrorderim
Stability of Purpose and the Path to Success
A sermon to young men on Genesis Reuben. Jacob's rebuke shows even great gifts fail without fixedness of purpose. The speaker urges care of body mind and heart, strict morals, and constant study. He warns against distractions, calls for virtuous living, and stresses that stability governs life outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben
Jacob
Ife
Cain
Heaven and Earth
Grerce HW
George
Berlin
Pendleton
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Gath
Tribune
Vanderbilt Wealth Enormous Chief Millionaire of the Day
A New York corresp on Indianapolis Journal details Cornelius Vanderbilt as the world’s richest man with wealth near 230 million dollars. It ranks him above the Rothschilds and notes substantial holdings in government bonds and railroads, plus a lavish Fifth Avenue home and art gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca
Mr. Goldstein
Herman Colinskey
Gelinskey
Old Lazarus
Golinskey
Lazarus
Goldstein
Jacob
Baltimore
Daisy
Rebecca Lazarus
Pete Lazarus
New York
Fifth Avenue
Nugent
Manhattan Bank
Tohnny Hope
Con Toy
London
Paris
Vienna
Mr. Vanderbilt
Rothschild
France
England
Germany
Austria
Russia
John Jacob ‘Astor
Vanderbilt
Duke of Westminister
Auling
Wall Street
Michigan Central
Chicago and Northwestern
Lake Shore
Chicago and
Rock Island Road
Delaware and Lackawanna
Maud S
N. Y. Cor
Indianapolis Journal
Various Patent Remedies Promoted for Dyspepsia and Catarrh
The article extols Brown’s Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and neuralgia with testimonials from Mrs. Taylor of Lynchburg and others. It also touts St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and Ely’s Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh, citing endorsements from Bishop Gilmour and multiple readers who report relief and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Lynchburg, Sumter Co
Gilmour
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Jacobs
Ely
A. L. Fullier
Danby
N. Y
S. A. Lovett
Frank Jin
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Broadbriw
Grace M. H. Church
Dr. Davidson
Earth
J. H. Borland
Pennsylvania
John Mundell & Co
M. C. Dizer & Co
J. Hi. Putman
Honolulu
Bill” ‘Allen
Columbus
Praad St
Barrios
Zaldivar
San Salvador
Europe
Honduras
General Bogran
Sartrios
Soto
Plonduras
Boglan
Rome
Coxie
John Ripper
Carpenter
Thomas & Marts
Springfield
Mishler
Hood
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