Vast 19th Century Agriculture and Diplomacy Reflections
The passage surveys cotton by products including oil and meat, regional cotton consumption gaps, and shifts in marriage licenses. It discusses Shab of Persia’s riches, bogus antiques production in Egypt, a West Indies prediction by ex Senator Henderson, and humorous editor-compositor errors. It also notes sugar production, drought cycles, and critiques US diplomacy with European powers, ending with a grave view of the Boers and modern civilization.
Rockefeller Threats and New York Export Shifts Noted
Rockefeller could undermine any enterprise including Western Union by opposing it. Adams reports New York's share of national exports fell from 73 percent to 37 percent over 30 years as other ports grow. Official data show divorced women in occupations vary across fields with notable shares in mills, dressmaking, teaching, hotel work, and clerical roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sagaduce
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
America
Western Union
Adams
New York
Washington
United States
Atlanta
Mason and Dixon
Atlata Opera House
Socety
Grady Hospital
Wilmer Moore
William Ellis
Julian Field
Morris Brandon
Robert Maddox
Tholmas
R. Cobb
Robert Foreman
Henry Inman
Htaity
Nashville
Augusta
Atlanta Society
Caseys
General Club
Ira
Charmen
In His Own Name The Cosmos And The Creator
Poem fragment listing varied names for the divine and nature spanning science myth and faith. Verses reference evolution God autumn and cosmic vastness with lines about Socrates Jesus and a humbler crowd. Credited to W H Carruth a Christian Regulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Jesus
W. H. Carruth
Jupiter Jenkins and Geraldine Coffin Love Across a Classroom
In a small seaport town a fiery red headed student Geraldine Coffin outsmarts and impresses Jupiter Jenkins, the stern schoolmaster. He pits her toward a normal school, she excels, and later reunites with him in the city, confessing love and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Jupiter
Mra. Coffin
Worthy
Jupiter Jenkins
Seaport
Lua
Geralding
Chicago
France and US weigh cabinet commerce bureaus
The Atlanta Constitution notes both nations consider creating commercial bureaus with cabinet or head officer roles to bolster trade. France seeks to recapture lost export markets. the United States aims to unify federal commerce efforts into one bureau amid growing foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Trad
Interstate Commerce Committee
National
House of Representatives
Washington
Odd Age Pension Bill Stalls in New Zealand Senate
In the New Zealand legislative council the controversial odd age pension bill failed by twenty votes to fifteen. Proponents argued for a mutual plan aiding the poorest elderly without contributions, while opponents demanded beneficiary contributions and government subsidies for initial years. The defeat signals ongoing contention over social welfare funding. A New York note about a man named Noway features a startling white-to-dark transformation in his hair after a sleep, with no medical aid sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penriona
Legislative Council of
New Zealand
Senate
Neat
New York
Commetcat
Klondike Widows and Fashion Obsessions in Late 19th Era
The piece notes Seattle suffragist like Klondike widow groups restricting members to wives and sweethearts of gold seekers. It surveys evolving women fashion from veils and lace to tortoise jewelry, long skirts with drape and trim, and ornate accessories. It also reports on social clubs for women and notable individuals across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiondike
Women of
Seattle
Wash
Society of
Klondike
Fields of Adventure and Murrells Men on the Frontier
The New York Sun correspondent recalls John A. Murrell’s criminal era along the Mississippi border in the 1830s with Stewart's Island as a key rendezvous. He describes Murrell's gang, brutal murders, and a Kentucky flatboat denouncement tied to a $5000 to $6000 cargo, plus a brutal river justice tied to Arkansas River execution methods. A Colorado tale follows of a Pike's Peak avalanche at Cripple Creek with Joe Riley and a companion nearly lost to the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murrell
Pike's Peal
New York Sun
Mississippi
S. M. Spencer
John A. Murrell
Stewart
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Missouri
Memphis
Tenn
Natchez
Misa
Spencer
Washington
New York
Marrell
Tennessee
Stewart's Island
Murrall
Denison
Kentucky
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Deningdn
Dunmon
Flatbast
Charles TE. Nash
Pulaski County
Sun
Justin
Lynch
Murrayl
Winrwell
Cripple Creek
Cascade
Pike's Peak
Bradley
Colorado Springs
Strickler Tunnel
Manitou
Gillett
Lake Moraine
Stickler Tunnel
Fred Harding
Cascale
Dr. White
Moon gender debate and lighting patent note
An article blends linguistic discussion on the moon’s gender across languages and a nod to Max Muller’s Sanskrit scholarship. It cites a German patent for a small electric lamp to reduce shadows while writing. It mentions a costly railway line project near London and references Wilhelm Camus with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Muller
Wordsworth
Brazil elects Campos Salles as president in landslide
Senor Manuel Ferraz de Campos Salles elected Brazil's president with a large majority while Senor Rosa Buna becomes vice president. Rio Janeiro abstains. no disorder reported. Campos Salles, born 1841 in Parana state, rose from journalist to minister of justice then senator and governor of Braganza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Manuel F. Ds Campos Alles
Campos Salles
Rosa Buna
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Manuel Ferraz de Campos Salles
Eno Paulo
Morens
Commons
Gambectts
Bronulo
Dr. Balles
D. Anna Gabriello
Cruiser Montgomery and the Guns to Cuba Relief Mission
The cruiser Montgomery and the gunboat Nashville are ordered to convoy relief supplies to Cuba for the Central Relief Committee of New York. They will depart from Florida ports with cargoes for Matanzas and Sagua la Grande and then return to the United States after unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Antiles
Montgomery Steard
North Atlantic
Montgomery
Nashville
Rolle! Committee
New York
Uba
Matanzas
Sagua la Grande
Cuba
Florida
Cubs
Navy Department
Sicard
Havana
Sagualo Grande
Relief Committee
United States
Swindle Ring Arrested in Chicago Quack Doctor Case
Four confidence men Edward Schultz Peter Raven Harry Wright and William Prendergast are jailed at Central Station Chicago charged with swindling Christian Wuster of Dawson Nebraska of 8900 in currency and 22000 in checks. Wuster traveled to Chicago for cataract treatment by John Alexander Dowle and was lured by a fake physician promising insane consequences unlesspaid. The suspects seized 23000 and claimed 2000 more before police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schultz
Peter Raven
Harry Wright
William Prendergast
Central Station
Chicago
Christian Wuster
Dawson
Neb
Wuster
John Alexander Dowle
Srrangers
Waster
Excitement in Havana as Vizcaya Arrives
An American correspondent reports in Havana that the cruiser Vizcaya's arrival provoked enthusiastic demonstrations and alarms at the palace. Police were doubled to maintain order as crowds cried Viva Espana Viva Weyler Death to Blanco. Rioting attempts were quickly blocked by swift police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Ray West
Fila
Vizcaya
Viva Weyler
Blanco
Urdera
Officials dispute Longs Maine disaster stance
Secretary Long claimed Spain bore no official responsibility for the Maine disaster. Secretary Alger issued a semi official remark stating Long's statements reflected only his personal view and not the Administration's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Spain
Maine
Alger
Secretary Long
Persian disaster surpasses four decades of strife
In Northern Persia a catastrophic storm or snowbound crisis leaves over 100 dead along the Resht to Teheran road, with 14 miles impassable by snow. Many more missing as rescue efforts begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Resht
Caspian Sea
Teheran
No More Filibustering and Cuban Junta Outlook
Horatio D. Rubens, counsel for the Cuban Junta in New York, says no improvised expeditions will leave the United States for now. Cubans expect U S action on the Cuban question soon, to avoid complicating matters. A large insurgent arrival in Cuba has arms and supplies for a long campaign fueling miner alarm in Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio D. Rubens
New York City
United States
Cuba
Murder and death by own action at Tonawinda New York
Confusing report notes a death by self harm in Tonawinda with unclear names and details. Authorities mention a retired farmer and a shoe advertisement interruption but the text is garbled and cannot confirm exact events or victims.
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North Carolina
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Shab of
John B. Henderson
West Indies
United Islands of America
Mins Costello
Louisville Courier-Journal
Jefferson
H. ©. Russell
New South Wales
Joseph
David
Elijah
Elisha
de Eome
Sackville-West
de Lome
Europe
Dom Paul Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Bismarck
Krueger
Lmell
Rome
God
Hans
Cupid
Harrison Jenkins
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Geraldine Coffin
Commonwealth
Earth
Cieraldine
Mrs. Coffin
Tare
Clemer
Amore
Cheraya
Tal
Willie
Robert Fo Nowy
Ringa
Pall Mall Gazette
Landes
Harper's Bazar
Daanip
Chile
Javey Gurtisis
Camarwn
Mis Wa Poe Levering
Mod
Tae Way
Chibbent Nellore
India
Italy
Eva G. Golden
Post-Graduate School of Chicago
Kensington
Kan
Golden
Exchange Bank
Cedarville
Gladstone
Stephen Glynone
Mary Glynne
Lord Lyttleton
Minna Stearns Fitts
Lynn
Mass
Wolcott
San Antonio
Texas
Florence King
Alaska
John G. Brady
District of
China
Rales
Sanphiey Hayimg
Esa
Monty Sientista
Tangieyle
Fields OF Adventure
Joe Riley
Pather Benedict
Roycany
Robertsdale
George Nickel
Roycauy
Sigsbee
William Anthony
Anthony
Scovel
Congress
Oro
World
Mansum Trottse
Alduate
London
Wilhelm Camu
Horta
Emory Speer
United States Court
Savannah
Rlytrae
McUnterer Lynehei Nt
Peederick Moore
Ton Atlerson
Anderson
Muore
Voor
Tonawinda
Touwwinda
N.Y
Chester Vinnere
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