Eskimo Diet and Eskimo Habits in Greenland Tales
A narrative recounts Eskimo eating customs from a Greenland voyage. It notes meals with butter, beans, beef, and coffee, and contrasts idealized Eskimo life with observed table habits. Descriptions extend to angmatfat, blubber, seal oil, and trade with Shint governor, plus broader Arctic fauna and daily greetings.
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Thad
Fostanca
Peter
Pool
Taphical Magazine
South
Greenland
New York
Arank
Eekimos
Galgarkornak
Gadas Nayaga
Rom
Goldthwaite
Geographical Magazine
Burglary Alarm Debate Sees Households Unmoved
Detroit Free Press notes a shop owner skeptical of burglar alarms arguing they won’t deter burglars. The discussion suggests alarms mainly warn households rather than kill intruders, with a long history of minimal alarm usage across homes over 27 years. A separate item mentions a Louisiana electric light belt touted as the world’s largest, slated to weigh two tons and cost $10,000.
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Detroit Free Press
Louisiana Electric Hight
Terrible Chicago fire devastates West Madison district
A major blaze at Kohl and Middleton's Museum on West Madison Street in Chicago destroyed property valued at millions within hours. Firefighters faced a chaotic stampede of spectators and a theater block fire, saving many but incurring casualties and widespread losses including Smyth and Neely buildings, with furniture, jewelry, and stage props among the ruined stock. A nurse, a baby born amid the flames, and a police officer maintaining order were noted among the dramatic events of the disaster.
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Chicago
Kohl & Middleton
Museum
West Madison Street
Ponth
Madison Street
Union
Halsted Street
John M. Smith
Mmenpo Furniture
Poat
Piper Y Warehouse
Atrocton
Haymarket Theatre
Fee West
Heatre
Sam
Sontie Ie
Couergen
Patrick Sheehy
Grant
C. H. Messenger
Nurso
Hhready
Dale
Lorenso Theale
Zola Lorenzo
Mone
Carver
Mme
Mee
Abe Mu Res
Manager Mont
Smyth Fedexe
Smyth
Kopi & Middleton Lose & Valuable
Neely Brothers
the Mason
A. Kaempfer
Agcregsta O (A
Irmany
Haymarket
Dr. J
Bergeron
Notable Public Figures and Royal Lineage From Century Past
A survey of prominent individuals and political figures includes the Canadian governor general, Russian and French diplomats, American educators, writers, and a list of linked aristocracy. It notes estate values, careers, marriages, and notable familial ties across Ireland, Ohio, Minnesota, Arkansas, and Italy, with dates and biographical details.
Lancaster coal and timber dealer Bauermaanowen firm fails
Reported bankruptcy in Lancaster Pennsylvania shows BauLmaanowen Esrnsan & Co with liabilities in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Other items include a great fire at Plymouth Massachusetts burning over 1000 acres of pine and oak, and political by election results in Providence Rhode Island.
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Middle States
Esrnsan & Co
Lancaster
Penn
Flymouth
Masa
Providence
New York
Metropolitan
Qpara
WH BfcElroy
George Willers
Charlen A. Dana
Willian Aeintey, Jr
Chauncey ML Dapon
J, . Horr
Carmelo Corria
Tony Long
Tony Jodiun
Nicole Marchese
Millers River
Orano
Mase
New Home Rowing Machine Company
Anglia
New York City
Wakerirup
A. Moyhanes Mujiga
Pitadel Plata
Iadt
Penu
Banon Fava
Aunister
France
la Gascogne
Partick Barry
Frank Brown
Aloths Empire Oil Works
Brooklyn
N.Y. TroMas Bay
Maanor
North Salem
Weatchester County
N. Y
Tessa Lockwood
Capra Gronom Hespy Macxinzzz
Ev Red
Dento
Booth
Aberdeen
Scotland
Morris
Bulkeley
Merwin
Prentice
Hartford
Conn
East Liberty
President Harrison's Westward Train Tour Begins
The President and Mrs. Harrison depart Washington by a specially prepared train. A small crowd at the station witnesses the launch as political and social figures bid farewell to the couple. The five-car train, richly appointed, travels toward Tennessee with stops at Lynchburg Roanoke and Knoxville, amid cheers and autograph seekers.
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Harrison
Far West
Washington
Halford
Wanamaker
Parker
Proctor
HeKoo
Dimmick
Mra
Tinssbi Hf
Rusk
Marshall D. At
Ransdoli
George Boyd
E. F. Tibbett
Aistor Satgor
Bytayy
Pros Association
Boyd
Polante Beore Sy Halford
Galveston
Tema
Pullman
Qon Carta
Ataralan
Gormado
Noxeiile
Tenn
E. J. Sanford
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Richmond and
Danville Road
Norfolk and Western
Blus Hidge
Toatioke
Radford
William
Andrew Johnson
Johnston City
Knoxville
Terrific Texas storm with huge hail and sweeping destruction
A severe hailstorm struck Gainesville Texas with eggsized hail and wind that destroyed homes, barns, orchards, and vegetation. The storm, spanning about twenty miles by twenty, injured a young woman and man in a buggy and damaged a Baptist church and many buildings with no reported deaths.
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Gainesville
Texas
Killel
Indy
Hinnie
Explosion at Buremlent nitro glycerine works near Petrolia
A deadly blast at Buremlent nitro glycerine plant near Petrolia Ohio instantly killed three workers Albert Bradley James Chambers and D Mo Dermand. Remains were scattered over five acres bones and flesh littered the site a thirty five foot deep crater marked the destruction. About thirty quarts of nitro glycerine remained in the building. A second note mentions Italy exports during the war totaling 824200 with Sicily sending 12800000 mainly in rut.
Centennial Celebration Opens Patent Inventions Congress
The opening session of the Congress of Inventors and Manufacturers of Patent Inventions marks the second century of the American patent system. Notables including Edison Bell Westinghouse and Blatchford attended as President Zasrigon presided and speeches covered invention’s impact on labor and law.
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Washington
Muse
Zasrigon
Thomas A. Edison
Alexander Graham Bell
Geo. Westinghouse
Galliog
Nesry
Treigens
Noble
Wanamaker
Halford
Plate
Daniel
Bussey
Mitchell
Wright
John Lynch
Centennist
Bunderland
Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
England
Robert 8. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Benator Platt
Connecticut
Governor Fowle Dead in Raleigh Mansion
Governor Daniel Goold Fowle died at 11 30 in the Executive Mansion Raleigh after a day of illness. Born March 8 1831 in Washington County North Carolina he rose from education at Princeton to Civil War service and politics becoming governor in 1868 after a fierce nomination contest with Charles Stedman and S B Alexander.
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Washington
Asational Association of
Pratt
Lorsnsa Cromas
Nebraska
Bocre
The
Treasury
General Batchester
Warbingtort Navy Yard
Poncheton
Navy
John C. Bardeater
Chicago
Guskvar F. B. Srixon
House of Representatives
New York
Congress
Brony Brook
Sole County
United States
Huston
Epos H. Neboker
Indiana
War Department
New York City
New York Harbor
Treasury Department
Hiss
Semrotary
Jobi
Civil Service
Indian Service
Daniel Goold Fowl
Raleigh
N.C
Ha Won
Mary
Sho
Helen
Fowls
South
Bosufort County
Williat
Princeton College
Carolina
Roanoke Island
Burnside
Harras
Pergled
Charles M. Stedman
8. B. Alexander
Tragic Nebraska murder suicide claims mother and two children
Mrs Andrew Doll killed her seven and nine year old children in Herman Nebraska then died by suicide after returning from a state insane asylum. She reportedly confined there and was pronounced cured. The children were led to the kitchen where they were killed with a hammer and crushed bones. The mother then took concentrated lye and leaped from a window, leaving authorities to force open the door and discover the bodies.
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South and Weat
Haurron Nelson
Centry Butler
Sumter
R. C
John
Witrtax Ba
Polleogoan Harper
Kenton
Ohio
Granoe Banifox Drain
Tennessee
PostoSeo Department
Wareman
California
San Diego
Cal
Pasamania
Columbia River
Honsely
Exon
Trex Right Roy
Richard Gilmour
Cleveland
Chile
Augusting
Glasgow
Scotland
Granvilrs Rickands
Coclk County
Bielrose
N.C
Fanwen Vorcowy
Lacenter
Washington
Holcomb
Ware
Andrew Doll
Herman
Neb
Southern Exhibit At Raleigh to Display Regional Resources
The fourteen Southern states with New Mexico and Arizona plan a permanent exhibit in Raleigh NC, under state direction. The event runs May 16, 1801 to December 1, 1691, inviting Northern manufacturers to showcase labor-saving devices, farm products, and an exhibit on African American progress. John T. Patrick leads the project, backed by a 600+ delegate governor-appointed convention, with General F S B Chilton as General Manager.
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Raleigh
N. C
Mexico
Arizonas
North Carolina
Richmond & Danville
Pennsylvania
Seaboard Air Line
Old Dominion
Southam
Ae Lawest
Acd ‘Haya
Sev
Sod Boards of Trade
Chambara of Commerce
Patrick
Department of Information
Southern Inter-States Immigration Bureau
Furnieh
Boards of Trade
Chambervot Commerce
Ralagh
Nquirer
Inquirer
General F. 3B. Chilton
Texas
Curious tale of treasure linked to old Easton heirloom
In Chicago a scan of inheritance lore emerges as Bida Kendricks is told she inherits 4 million from a 18th century estate. A long trail traces Isaac Phillip born May 2 1700 in Easton, his slave trade wealth, bank deposits in Manhattan, land in Long Branch Holeston and Baltimore, a buried Bible in Easton. The fortune, estimated at 6 million, splits one third to Mrs Hendricks with two Carroll brothers as heirs.
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Canada
Dominion
Lx Vorster
Pittsburg
Mass
Illandis
Ilinois
France
Causr Scuouvatori
Berlin
Pwenty-One
Sexaton Wasapuny
Minnesota
Norway
Wbady
Wo. J. Hann
United States
Commissioner of Education
Xap
Eanger Honxana
Australiso
England
Albert Pike
Arkansas
Blackwood
Europe
Joux Sterneman
New York
American Horse Car
T. Dewart Tansagr
Mo Kanley
Canton
Ohio
Congressman
Hawaii
Frani Stockton
Humpenr I
Italy
Victor Emanuel
United Taly
Margherita
Ferdinand
Genoa
Prince of
Raples
Chicago
Bida Kendricks
Ale
Thoes
Easton
Mae
York City
Long Branch
Holeston
D. C
Baltimore
Manhattan Bank
Umead
Isaac Phillip
Old Baptist
Philips
Daase
Isaac
Jacob
Susanna
Washington Street
Hendricks
William T. Carroll
Worcester
Daniel . Carroll
New Gleanings of Global News From Varied Topics
A garbled column summarizes diverse items: population counts, military regiments, railroads in St Louis, militia drills in Canada, naturalizations in Mexico, slave trade in Panis monks era, mafia in London, coal output in Kawanas, and political notes on republic movements and punishments for train wrecking.
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Canada
Pomora
Cal
Trair
Berlin
Gt. Louis
Mary Pittsburg
Peoria
Europe
Ora Ua
Goshen
Farmers' Alliance Co
United States
Panis
Algeria
Mexico
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
London
Kawanas
Sligo
Ireland
California
Argentina
Repubic
Why a Ship Is Called She by Sailors
A St Louis Republic excerpt notes many plausible grounds for calling ships she. Sailors view the vessel as a beloved companion with feminine traits such as a waist, collar, ears rings and heart, and even refer to the ship’s keeper as the ship’s husband.
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Bassett
Athena
Ailor
St. Louie Republic
Patent medicines differ in reason and proof of value
The advertisement urges Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as superior patent medicines. It argues consistent success and widespread happiness from their use, claims global reach, and notes a money back guarantee if benefits are not seen, inviting readers to consider trial based on risk to makers.
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Dr. Pierce
Iscifos
I. Krows Gans
Anya
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Lond Bashington
Honda
Adjolttac
Sultan
Zayalbar
Africa
Thirtees
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Sani
Howe of Commons
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Germany
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Eisa Howvert
Vienna
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Michigan State Board of Health
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Jane Leer
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It Way & CO
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Draguiste
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Dieease
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