Various Global Trends and American Exports in 1896
The piece surveys world money trends with emphasis on New York, international exports in 1895 and 1896, and a U.S. iron output comparison with Britain. It notes a mineral designation for Natotkl gas, a wealthy South African’s view on marriage, a cheapoceanic tour option, and a dragonfly method to deter mosquitoes. It discusses a proposed thirteen-month year, longevity data in Britain, and India mission influence. It closes with immigration remigration, and the Civil War official history cost and format.
Help That Comes Too Late Poem By Margaret E Banyator
The poem laments late aid in a weary world where struggles with fate and faded cheer leave hearts numb. It contrasts missed timely help with the sorrowful day and a fading rose doomed to want and dearth, urging timely rescue before death, despair, and pall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E
Banyator
Lost Relatives Advertisements Spark Indian Romance Tale
A fragment from Lloyd's London Weekly recounts a tale of missing Georgy McPherson and Agnes Martin linked to Mildred Freeborn and a past Montana feud. A narrator recalls love, secret meetings with an Englishman, a fatal pistol incident, and the discovery of McPherson’s body near a lake as Mildred’s husband reflects on a haunted history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ian Morton
John Newton
Trafalgar Bulldinga
Caaring Cross
London
Lioya'a Weekly
Denver
Col
U.S. A
Dean Sm
Chance
Lloyd's London Weekly
George McPherson
Agnes Martin
McPherson
New York
Harvard
New York City
Colorado
Montona
Samuel Sreeborn
Freeborn
Mississippi
Samuel Freeborn
Alonzo Marquand
Montana
Mildred Freeborn
Rex
Urveborn
Marquand
Samler Ang Coalier
Pambler
Peng Luse
Ball Vw. Gomestery
Ian
Tom Baxter
Mildred
Nettie
Trhcuano Hancount
M. D
New York Journal
Tornado Losses in 1896 Set National Record Across States
The year 1896 saw unprecedented tornado damages totaling 31,672,900, surpassing all prior seven years. The St Louis event drove the spike with May 27 storm damage in Missouri at 12,904,900, while Michigan led among states with 190,000 in losses. Other impacted regions included Kansas Texas Pennsylvania Georgia Ohio Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Maine North Dakota Alabama Minnesota Oklahoma and more, culminating in 11,216,890 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missour
Michigan
Kansas
Texans
Uennays- Vania
Georgia
Ohio
Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mentucks
Alabama
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Racial Brain Size Claim Stirring Debate in Early Report
An article recalls claims about brain weights by race noting the Chinese brain rumored to be larger than most others except the Scottish. It also mentions eight to ten packs of silkworms in the country and related observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seotchman
Death and Fashion Echo in 19th Century Notes
The clipping blends notices of high society fashion and notable deaths. It reports the passing of Mrs Hungerford and reflects on her literary style. It surveys women’s roles, dress trends, and social rituals across New York, Chicago, and Plainfield with anecdotes about hair color fads, hats, and gowns.
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France
Chicago
Becausse
Leason
Aotroases
Paris
Anna Held
Guilbert
Anna
Yvette
Chicago Tribune
Princess of Schwarzburg
Radolatagt
Ethel Bello Appel
New York
First National Bank of Huntington
Ind
Fredericks Drover
Sarah Frances Dick
Marquess of
Bristol
North America
Two Cabote
California
Abigail Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Beverly
Hamilton
Mass
Mies Florence Marryst
London
D. H. Marah
Croton
N. Y
First National Bank
Arso
Austria
Mariah Lloyd Steele
Annapolis
Francis Scott Key
Blenheim
Bildensburg
Prince George's County
Lowndes
Benjamin Lowndes
Club life improves homes and temper says Mrs Stewart
Mrs N Doe Stewart president of the Cleveland Sprvals argues club life benefits women and families. She says clubs curb vanity, reduce nagging, and teach equal footing, improving temper and judgment in household finances citing examples and a New York Sun quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Doe Stewart
Cleveland (Ohio
Sprvals
Stewart
New York Sun
Rest is Sweet at Hut of Day
A reflective verse by Arthur Hymons on weariness and rest after toil. The speaker notes fatigue from labor and the inevitability of death, urging acceptance of rest when life’s duties end. The poem contrasts labor and leisure as night and twilight converge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Advances in science and industry noted in period overview
A survey highlights rapid gains in ocean steamers travel power from 700 to 10000 horsepower and speed increases. It discusses deep ocean thermometer challenges, new French nickel tube production, oxygen cleaning of spirits, a bottle with a bottom-fill opening, planetary distances, and European ammonia and nitride production. It also covers the Wall and Legeniate process for steel casting, earth tremor depths, and the improbability of volcanic basalt melting at certain temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
Charlottenburg
Germany
Wall and Legen Iaselateo
Swiss Elects Adolph Deucher as President Again
Dr Adolph Deucher, native of Stockborn Thurgau born 1831, is re elected President of the Republic of Switzerland. He has twice led the country and now continues as head of the Department of Agriculture and Industry, with the Vice Presidency preceding promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Doncher
Little Republic
Adolph Deucher
Republic of Switzerland
Httle
Alps
Deucher
Stockborn
Thurgad
Heidelberg
Cal
Zurich
Prague
Vienna
Deurcher
Federal Council
Switzerland
Wall Aled
Department of Agriculture and Industry
Riot at Hamburg Dockyard Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
A violent clash between defeated dock workers and police in Hamburg Germany left two dead and nineteen seriously wounded including two officers. Rioters used revolvers sabres and surged with workingmen and hoodlums swelling the mob. Reinforcements arrived and authorities dispersed the crowd with arrests totaling ninety one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Fanct Pauli
Wilhelmsburg
Altona
Robbers Attempt Train Hold Up East of Kingman Arizona
Two men tried to rob a westbound Santa Fe train sixty miles east of Kingman. They forced a messenger to uncouple cars. one robber died at close range when fired upon near the engine. The other robber forced the messenger back aboard, ran the train up the line, and fled after an unsuccessful attempt to enter the express car. several registered packages were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Arizona
Freman
Man narrowly run over by Erie passenger train
Dennis Hamilton, an Erie Railroad employee, was walking on the track near Harnellsville when a fast passenger train struck him from behind. He was dragged under the engine and carried about 800 yards before the train stopped. He escaped with minor injuries and walked home. the delay lasted about half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Hamilton
Erie Railroad
Harnellsville
Wife of Rev William I Leo Drops Dead During Revival
Mrs William F Leo wife of the Methodist evangelist Rev William I Leo collapsed and died while exhorting a congregation at a Methodist church in T Nelty Ohio. The couple had just celebrated their golden wedding at Piqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Leo
William I. Leo
T. Nelty
Ohio
Piqua
Drowning Tragedy at Big Timber and Other Items
Drowned wife and three young children at Big Timber Montana in a domestic tragedy. Nebraska defeats women suffrage bill in legislature. U S Senate passes Texas court bill over veto. Steel Pool dissolution announced. Central City West Virginia officer shot by masked robbers. Edison claims chemical crystal enhances X ray sensitivity. Purchase of printeloty by American Diecutting Company for nearly one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
John Cort
Yellowstone
Central City
W. Va
Polleeman Atex
Me- Clarkey
Vo Uables
Me- Careey
Fred
Widespread Snippets Mark Turbulent National Scene
A scattered Washington bulletin notes diplomatic tangle with Siam over Bangkok by Siamese troops and a pledge to drop the matter. Other items report tariff fights, arbitration talk, Cuba and Nicaragua concerns, a Brooklyn Bridge plan, a New York sugar trust inquiry, and violent incidents across Cleveland and Arlington.
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Washington
Bangutly
State Deptt
United States
Bangkok
Bas
Senate
Mr. Hill
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Robert E. A. Crofton
Sramaatieg Sha Fifteenth Infantry
United States Army
Aldrich
Speaker Hood
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Option
Lacombe and
Vallance
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Great Britain
The
Scientific American
Timo
Secretary of State For India
Government of India
Europe
Canara
New York News
Scotland
Atlantic
Detroit
M. B. Brady
Bricca
Thad
Myaelf
Aa J
Tom Easter
Tom
Gal
Miss Millie
MsPherson
Marquand's
Nottia
Mies
Millie
Feeeborn's
Sea McPherson
Net
Wal
Uli
Plainfield
N. J
Hope Chapel
Ita
G. Kennedy Newell
Nowell
Trenton American
Ooostk
Jane Seymour
San Francisco
Charitcs
Stella Gibson
Cubs
Sophrona Breckinridge
Colonal W. CG
Pashion Notts
Oaserd
English Channel
Henry Erskine
Hunter
Mia Frontrow
Cleveland Record
Higgins
Indianapolis Journal
Cumso
Elevated
Cawker
Mr. Propriety
Bobsly
Detroit Free Press
H'm
Boston Transcript
New Orleans
Limos Democrat
Living Skeleton
George
Arthur Hymons
Scientific and Endusreal
Tower House
United States Senate
Congress
Sted Nall
Steel
Cur Hogle Steal Company
Kivtsburg
Can- Weit Iron Company
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Harrisbars
Lackawaooa Iron and Stel Company
Scranton
Bethlehem Iron Worls
Buthlehem
Pollesmyan
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Printelorty
MD. B. Borde
Amerian Dieuting Company
Printeloty
Riv (Mass
Pacific Railway
Omaha
Neb
Kilte
George Davies
Allen
Ther
Campos
Apato
Cuba
Leahy
Howard
United States Cavalry
Wast Point
Katie Medler
Port Richmond
AtatenSisland
Albany
National Board of Trade of
Grand Central Palace
Brooklyn Bridge
Ouray
Revenay
George Tsobin
Joliet
Til
Joolousy
Jats
Stanford
Newport
Admiral Bunce
Hampton Roads
Hatteras
Chamber of Commerse
National Sound Money League
Andrea Monro
New York State
van Demark
Kingston
Wayland Trask
A. N. Rankin
Cyrus E. Broder
First Nad Tional Bank
Bethlehem
Penn
Tacoma
Wash
New York Legislative Committee
Theodora
Henry Havemeyer
John Arbuckle
Auger
Arbuckle
H.F. Coleman
Canton
J. Addison Porter
Connecticut
Italy
McKinley
James Bonner
Broadway
Blescher Street
Arlington
Ft. Addington
F. L. Hosno
John Loftus
Kixmet
Samuel Harris
Clifton Koorr
Levi E. Waller
Bloomsburg
Frank Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George B. Roberte
New York Police Board
Captain Chapman
William
Yaqui River
Ures
Mexico
Pablo Hencho
Bencho
Athens
Canion
Crete
Greece
Hatepa
Canosa
Berlin
Grace
Turkey
MacVeagh
Rome
Royal Geographical Basiery
Nansen
Prince of Wales
Conca
Havana
Gener Weyler
Iran
Porto Rico
Madrid
Adra
Spain
Portuguesa
Senhor Do Castro
Michael Bicks-Bouch
House of Commons
Prince
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