Vast wool output and global economy notes
The article cites Argentina to produce 400,000 bales of wool valued at 840,000,000, mentions a Japanese bid of 1,000,000 to raise 82,000,000 of gold bullion sunk in Yokohama harbor, and compares rail costs in the US and England. It covers English butter consumption, immigration tax proposals, teacher workload in education acts, and the Siberian railway project, plus explorations by Junker and the impact of the mongoose in Jamaica on agriculture and fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentine Republic
Ling
Captain Ryan
Raiso
Yokohama Harbor
Jamaica
United States
India
If Mother Would Listen Poem by Margaret Sangster
A reflective poem urges children to care for their mother while she still serves the family. It laments her fading strength and begs recognition that she deserves rest, joy, and a gown, envisioning a kinder, shared daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Abe
Margaret Sangster
Letty Mainwaring's long winter journey to Easterham Hall
Lettice Mainwaring braves a harsh March day and a crowded stagecoach to Easterham Hall, where she becomes governess to two boys. A tall stranger shares the ride, sparking romance as the couple discovers he is Mr Easterham, the bearish owner and Lettie’s destined employer. She resolves to endure, but fate, conversation, and growing affection bind her to Easterham Hall, ending in an unexpected marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Lattice
Stokes
Lety
Letty
Lettice
Miss Maipyyaring
Latty
Lotty
Lottica Matnyaring
Easterham Mall
Enids Letty
Lettie
Easterham Hall
Sie
Easterhams
Lee
Aladame Moligny
Mr. Easterham
Electa Elsterham
Madame Moligny
Olive Dayton
Lody
Craid
Meliere
Miles Mainwaring
Evsterhan Hollow
Sven
Electa
Philip
Easterham
Afr
Ledger
Envious exchange between Eibel and Chollie in tone
Fragmentary dialogue shows Eibel expressing dislike of loneliness while Chollie claims interest in his own society. The scene includes brief chatter with nods to a person named Luvar and a reference to the New York Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eibel
Chollie
Jake
NY. Press
Ladies and fashion notes from an early 20th century paper
The piece surveys women’s roles with a phrenologist trend and notes fashion revivals. It covers bank accounts by New York women, Chinese girl schooling, courtship mishaps, and a fashion round, ending with a vivid travelogue excerpt of a Danube farm house and pastoral hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill
New York
Household Tips and Recipes from the Times Page
A column of practical guidance offers methods for polishing jewelry and cleaning gold and silver pieces, plus home recipes. It covers washing gold ornaments, removing grease spots from carpets with gasoline, and simple dishes like oatmeal grouts, dressings, fried shrimp, dried apple pie, apricot-tapioca pudding, scalloped tomatoes, and notes on okra cultivation and use.
Revelations of the reopened Hill Farm mine tragedy
A Dunbar Penn dispatch recounts the Hill Farm mine disaster of June 16 1890. Twenty three miners were recovered and identified, thirteen names listed, five bodies remained submerged awaiting pumped water. The article describes brutal deaths from suffocation and fire, notes protective miner instincts, and mentions evacuation costs and post-disaster sealing and flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Hill
Penn
Dunbar
Hill Farm
John Mitchell
Danielmith
John McCleery
Jim McCleery
Peter Devlin
John Cope
Andrew Cope
James Bhear
McCourtney
David Davis
Hil
Various Global and Domestic News Items From Early Reports
A wide array of brief notes: sugar crop issues. frozen gas as fuel. India leprosy figures. grain blockades. Home Rule calls in Ireland. Venezuela evolution. Denver belt line rail. vast ice shipments. Russia and Austria seeking gold. France wary of conflict with Morocco. wheat crop prospects. spring sowings to Russia. large cash in U S Treasury. cereal exports and European shipments. Congo tobacco syndicate. Garfield assassin drunk on execution claim. California horse sale bid. New York dead buried totals. coal price hikes in New York. a Red Bluff shooting. a man in Town starves over grief. Jersey act funding. Pittsburgh armor plate premiere. Nova Scotia birth. multiple arrivals of a baby boy. and a large family with a long watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosa
Trent
India
Tere
Kapras
Scornano
Venezuela
Denver
Col
Russa
Austria
France
Morocco
Onro
Russia
United States
Cortex
Europe
Mane
Curcaco
Becnerant Fostex
Lave Pizzard
Texas
CinciNati
Covington
Newfoundland
Madras Presidency
Congo Free State
Africa Gurreau
Garfield
Sxranton Stangorp
California
Stallion Advertiser
Potter's Field
New York City
New York
Redflog
Cal
Reading
New Jersey
Carneai, Purpis & Courany
Pittsburg
Penn
Josefh Nicer
North Range
Nova Scotia
Atong
Cams Wadosstay
Bering Sea Crisis Dominates Talks Between Nations
President Harrison presses for renewal of the motus vivendi with Britain over seal rights while rejecting bond demands on Canary Islands vessels. Lord Salisbury declines renewed accord, but the US vows to protect seal rights with full power if needed. A portrait of Dolly Madison is displayed in the White House parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaginad
Harrison
Marquis of Satlnbury
Wharton
Lord Salisbury
World's Fair exhibitors and plans from many regions
The World’s Fair features include a £47000 appropriation for Dexwank, more than 180 exhibitors from Philadelphia, a $6900 Barro granite monument from Vermont, and a continuous clam bake for visitors. Sagiraw Michigan advances a miniature clan cle walt plant exhibit, and a Board of Pad plans a giant flower garden. Ope Colony South Africa will present a 10000 carats diamond display. Tulare County selects a 87 ft base by 63 ft height exhibit, while Floricultural Department mounts 27000 rose bushes inland. Hins: Haaren Bros Scribner & Bous and Century Company join to show transport history. irrigation systems in Idaho, and North American Turner Bund seeks gymnastic literature and performances during the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexwank
Philadelphia
Vermont
Sagiraw
Mici
Tar Board of
Lazy Manazars
Portero XIII
Ope
South Africa
Haaren Bnos
Scribner & Bous
Century Company
Larth
Idaho
Chicago
Turner Bund
Davis
Turnera
Labor Strikes and Union Moves Across the Atlantic
Labor reports show a British miners eight hours bill defeated in the Commons while iron industry outlook turns gloomy. The text notes 18,000 shipyard workers needed, 20,000 New York laborers, and rising production in Tar mining interests. It cites various unions, wage changes, and labor regulations affecting polishing, plumbing, and dock work, including hospital-like employers and hotel waiters urging restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
England
New York
British Hones of Commons
London
Bostow
Mass
Rosszas
Palecda
United States
Lebanon
Pengo
Pharmaceutical Union
Clerze
Tre
Brrth
Farriers’ Union
Washington
Germany
Eurome
Boston
Federation of Metal Workers
International Association of Atachlatsts
Iron Moulders’ Union
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Brotherhood of Brass Workers
Pattern- Makers'National Union
Msm
Grand Trank Railroad
Bloody battles in China yield massive rebel losses
Reports from Shanghai describe fierce clashes between Imperial troops and Northern rebels with thousands slain. Imperial casualties were low, while rebels faced mass executions and burnings. Additional engagements near Kulan and Meiyankoutas ended in heavy rebel defeats as Imperial forces advanced. Immigrant statistics show 23,063 arrivals in January, with large totals from several countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Kulan
Walla
Atty of Theu
Meiyankoutas
Jeaker
Lo Hunz Te
Chien Chang
Loi
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Atlanta Constitution
Holland
Italy
Francia A. Walker
National Union of Teachers
Chicago Post
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Siberian
Minsk
Ural Range
Vladivostok
Thosea
Japan
Junker
San Francisco Chronicle
Chiefa
Stanley
Rev. C. Smith
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
Ani
Allence
Leity
Amy Randolph
London Zoological Gardens
New Zealand
Utica
Pfeiffer
Bacilli
Caledonian Railway Company of
Scotland
Misa Louisa Sherlock
Seneca Falls
N.Y
New Orleans
Times- Democrat
Hin
San Francisco Examiner
Arendt
Quang-Tong
Clay
Charlie
Coorge
M Mercury
Chad
George
Cupper
Jim
Ifo
New York World
Danube
Lanzing
Harper's Magazine
New York Times
New York Commercial Advertiser
New York Tribune
West Indies
C. W. Murtfeldt
Invalide
Asparagua
St. Louis Repub Hc
Datty Madison
President Mallon
Autraws
Executive
Wasyuztou
Sdf
Stair
Stalin
Norway
Hungary
Austris
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