New Cook Turns Out to Be Arthur Maxwell in Disguise
Emma South hires a cook to impress guest Arthur Maxwell expecting a premier dining experience. The "cook" proves to be Maxwell himself, delivering a first class dinner and lightheartedly turning the mishap into a lesson in kitchen skills for Emma.
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Eming
Lina
Mac
Emma
Arthur Maxwell
Emmon
Fallo
Abe
Mr. Maxwell
Maxwell
Paris
Mr. South
Tom
Arthur
Iim
Scientific Scraps From the San Francisco Chronicle
A wide mix of notes covers health tips and cautions on diet and exercise, early electrical and transport tech, a Glasgow ambulance with tire protection, nickel as a durable metal, planetary distances, atmospheric ideas, Argentine coal with vanadium, and irrigation progress in Arizona. Thomas Dayla touts Kenilworth as a desert redeemed by irrigation, with plans for water storage and a Colorado Canal project to farm 175,000 acres. The piece ends with fruit culture advances and a large citrus and fig operation in California.
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Argentine Republic of South America
Kyle
Arizona
Thomas Dayla
Kenilworth
Pinal County
A. T
Gila
Colorado
Davis
United States
San Pranciao Chronicle
Tell Me Why The Spring Awakens In Her Eyes
A verse fragment by H. C. Bonner explores how a woman’s appearance and voice rekindle springtime feelings in a lover. The speaker asks why memories of youth return, why winds and seasons brighten, and how the beloved’s presence unlocks hidden emotions and renewed hope.
England to Fiji plan for farming and home in exile
An Englishman named To Join the Samee travels with his wife and eight servants en route to Fiji to establish a new home. He claims land can be bought for one shilling per acre and outlines costs for a bamboo house and labor setup. He cites poor English farming prospects and favorable tropical climate as reasons for emigrating.
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England
Havwall
Fiji Islands
Australia
Princess Kalulani Arrives in New York Amid Hawaiian Crisis
Princess Kalulani of Hawaii, an eighteen year old heiress, arrives in New York from England aboard the Teutonic. Escort includes Theodore H Davies and Mrs and Miss Davies. She plans schooling in England until majority, then return to Honolulu before Hawaiian revolution altered plans. She speaks of her life in England and delivers an address to Americans urging support for her people and right to her throne.
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Prinorba
Victoria Kalulani
Turons
Hawaii
New York
England
Teutonics
Theodore H Davies
Misa Davies
Whatoff
Honolulu
Sita Diario
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Sadante
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Ruirdan
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God
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Labor World Sparks Global Union Movements
The piece outlines widespread labor activism from Buffalo to Toronto and Denver, detailing eight hour work demands, union drives in Ohio and Nebraska, nonunion push among barbers, and plans for mutual protection. It notes unemployed in Toronto, and mentions legislation like Kansas Fellow Servant, while referencing British and Australian labor trends and railway construction work.
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Teague
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Atlanta
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Jersey City
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Col) Board of Trade
House of Garment
State Trades and Or Assembly of Ohio
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New South Wales
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Trade and Lobry Council
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Secretary of State
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Asia
Hawaiian Islands
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From Grails Eee
Railrogg
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Apkansas
Fire at Arkansas Baptists College Injures Students
A fire swept the Arkansas Baptist College for girls at Little Ax Little Rock area six years old. About twenty students escaped by jumping the building. Two died and several were badly injured including Woman Neoloy and Mateo Turner. Fire destroyed clothing and furnishings with no items saved.
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Arkansas Baptt
Little Ax
Ark
Wiz Wiry
Neoloy
Mateo ‘Turner
Multiple incidents and political moves sprawl across nations
A jumble of events reports accidents in Pennsylvania and Alabama, political shifts in Washington and London, rapid cabinet appointments under President Cleveland, international disputes in Honduras and Ireland, and maritime incidents near Madagascar and New York Harbor. Names include Harrison, Cleveland, Gresham, Carlisle, and Morgan, with references to ships, revolutions, and territorial changes.
Thurber Named Private Secretary to President Cleveland
Henry T. Thurber accepted the role of private secretary to President Cleveland, rising from Detroit law practice after studying at Michigan. He is cited as a well regarded lawyer and allied with Don M. Dickinson, with a reported income between 10 000 and 15 000 dollars yearly. His wife, daughter of the late General Hugh Brady, is noted as a prominent Detroit social figure. Thurber met Cleveland in Washington when Dickinson was Postmaster General, and their friendship has continued. A separate item notes an irrigation project near Victor Narrows California proposing a Mohave river dam creating a nine mile lake and allotting government land for settlement.
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Hous Conmus Bureau Investigatiog
Traxton Beale
Roumania
Servia
Greece
E. A. Mosely
United States
Ecuador
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Middle
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Robert L. O'firion
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Victor Narrows
Cal
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Government Lant
Senate Debates Across Sundry Civil and Defence Bills
The record outlines Senate and House activity with the Sundry Civil, Indian Affairs, Deficiency, Post Office, Agricultural, Naval, and other appropriation bills. It notes conference reports, adjournments, memorial tributes to Senator Gibson of Louisiana, Hearst of California, and Kennon of West Virginia, plus speeches and adjournment sine die.
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New York Custom House
Giteon
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Dax
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Morton
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Robinson
Military Academy
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World's Fair Notes Highlight Exhibits and Transport Plans
The World Fair features include two white kangaroos in New South Wales and a Museum display of coins valued near one million dollars. The Government Patent Office shows 3500 models of working machines while transit lines near Chicago aim to move over 100000 people hourly. West Virginia showcases 250 polished timbers in Forestry, and Watt’s 1815 engine is exhibited by John Rourke & Mot Savannah. Raven Engist coaches arrange transport to and from hotels at premium rates. Contracts set 3500000 admission tickets with 5090000 lithographed and 39000000 printed tickets to deter counterfeiting.
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Government Patent Office
Portiog
Chicago
The
Nations Museum
Washington
Annedella
Ma. Sanaent
Lairds
Birkenhead
New York
Liverpool
James Watt
Lancashire
England
Transportation Department
John Rourke & Mot
Savannah
West Virginia
Lon Yall
Raven Engiist
Tues
Riot in Szoboszló Hungary Ends in Three Killed
A riot over a new market toll in Szoboszló Hungary drew crowds on a market day. Gendarmes fired on rioters after pelted with staves, killing three and wounding many. The mob, angered by the toll, was dispersed as reinforcements arrived.
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Szobo Zio
Hungary
Parsons Sras
Chey
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Iitter
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Lhe Gen'armes
Fred
Tax peach crop and home rule planks dominate scattered notes
A miscellany of 19th century items reports tax sentiment on home rule in Bowemians and Britain, crop yields and sugar plans, weather, cattle protection groups, pensions for convicts, cholera warnings, manhood suffrage notes, and various local and national curiosities including a massive coal lump, a $1000 tax note, and New Jersey building and loan figures.
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England
Bermuda
Virginia
Rockies
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Wales
Birmingham
Kentucky
Sroceaun
Texas
Haove
Alabama
Pinkerton
German Ministry of War
Southern Cotton Bureau
Belgium
Rabortze
M. Janeen
Representative Hall
New York
Cherokee Strip
French Lataly
Ming No. 8
Googes Creek Coal and Iron Company
Parkersburg
W. Vs
Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce in New York
Market rundown lists beans peas butter cheese and dairy products with prices for diverse varieties. Includes fruits, vegetables, poultry, meat, and grains with regional notes and unit measures.
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New York
Prominent Guests and Notables Mentioned Across Nations
A collage of brief notices names various figures from Illinois, Indians, and abroad. It mentions Gerenat Gnani's widow visiting her son in Galltorala, and references W N Roaog a North Dakota wheat farmer, Texas Governor Ho oo a nine year old, and Louis Stevenson in Australia. It notes Paderewski's failed invitation over a three thousand dollar fee for one piece.
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Illinois
Gerenat Gnani
Galltorala
Altzx Manvey
Presiton
Gladstone
England
Toe Carr
Rumis
Texas
Wisconsin
Louis Stevenson
Australia
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Karenant
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Five Children Die in NYC Tenement Fire
A six story New York City tenement fire claims five young lives ages six to eleven. Four victims are Adler Bernstein family. Fanny Bera among the dead. Police officer John P. Kelly and Officer Baker rescue children amid smoke while engines battle the blaze and firemen search for missing youngsters.
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New York City
Adler Bernstein
Fanny Bera
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Polley Otlcer
John P. Kelly
Ofcer Baker
Kelly
Perzon
Sooke
Rulssing
Riley
Death in a Cyclone Strikes Barnett Station Area
A cyclone wrecked Barnett Station killing fourteen and injuring twenty, with the Dialect Barnett family of eight perishing. Marion was hit at around five o clock in the afternoon with a zigzag path three hundred yards wide, destroying houses for miles and sparing few. Mrs. Burton Mendove and daughter Ailis Myra Afoaxowds died instantly after the storm tore through Marion and Good Hope Church, along with many colored cabins, leaving widespread ruin.
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Barnett Station
Miss
Barnett
Marion
Wooterful
Burton Mendove
Ailis Myra
Alarion
Good Hope Church
Last Meeting of Mr. Harrison and Loyal Support
The article describes a final meeting where Mr. Harrison thanks the Cabo council for loyal support and wise counsels. It notes a half hour conference, expressions of good will, and wishes for happiness. It mentions attendees and a closing farewell, with a brief remark about a financial figure and purchases.
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Clevelant
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