No Chance For Im A New Era Of Domestic Skill
A fragmentary tale from a Baltimore America paper imagines a suitor’s reluctance to marry a woman with practical talents. The fair young woman lists feats such as mice fear, driving, cutting, arithmetic, fire making, and hanging pictures, provoking the man to declare he cannot tarry. The piece contrasts tact and social expectations in early American humor.
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Vere
Baltimore
America
Ttaly
Hooks
Lois
Giuseppe Farulli
Terni
Victor Emanuel
Philadelphia
Parsley After Onions and Mince Pie Advice
A quirky tale from Philadelphia Record recounts a chef urging parsley to mask onion smell and advising on cheese atop mince pie for easy eating. The scene features a waiter, a kitchen mishap, and a waxed culinary sermon. Nearby notes from Chicago Record-Herald mention Damascus population estimates and historical counts without a census.
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Walter &K
Sherlock Holmes
Philadelphia Record
Apricot varieties and season noted in New York column
The New York News notes apricots ripening midsummer after cherries and before plums, with origins in Armenia, Arabia, Central Asia, China and Japan, recently grown in Southern California. It lists over forty varieties and an August to October season. Also a Kansas City item mocks a wedding present, and a note says vines and oaks struggle at certain elevations.
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Armenia
Arabia
Agias
Famous Prelate Archbishop Corrigan Dies in New York
Archishop Michael A Corrigan of the Roman Catholic Province of New York died after a pneumonia recovery, fatty degeneration of the heart ending a long career. Born 1840 Newark, he led Newark diocese then New York from 1880, later revered for governance of Seton Hall, St. Patrick's rituals, and the silver jubilee in 1898. News notes Prohibition gains in Texas, labor strikes, and international affairs accompany the obituary in a broad 1907 dispatch.
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New York City
Michael A. Corrigan
New York
Physiclana
Collnlay
Curley
Keyes
Kelly Memorial
Leo
Marticelli
Washington
Vines bin Aye Ine
Aneng
Syracuse
Ogdensburg
Nany
Brooklyn
Trenton
Newmk
Corrigan
Michael A. Corrigno
Newark
N.J
St .Mary's Callege
Wimington
Del
Mount St. Mary' 'S College
Erminitysburg
St. Mary’s
Nome
Rome
Cardinal Catrial
Lateran Basilica
Aimeri Co
Bayley
Tlewre Abo
Seton Hall College
McClosks
Wendrick Cint
Elveron
Cardinal McClosky
Petra
Vondflet
St.Patrick's Cathedral
Our Minister to Cuba Named in Washington Announcement
Herbert G. Squiers will be appointed Minister to Cuba. He is a diplomat with Berlin and Pekin service, noted for defending legations during the Boxer uprising. General Edward S. Urage named Consul-General at Havana. Bragg, a gold Democrat, chosen for帽 the Havana post with a $5000 salary.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert G. Squiers
Cuba
Roosevelt
Edward S.urage
Wisconsin
Havana
Bragg
Squiers
Tor
Unyanna
Canada
New York
Secoml
United States
Berlin
Legation
Pekin
Wehrs
Tlavana
Unadia
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Bayan Moro hold fell to American assault and death toll rises
Cablegram from General Davis reports Bayan fort captured after a bold hand to hand fight. Eighty four Bayan survivors surrendered at dawn. Sultan Bayan and leading Dattos killed. One officer and seven enlisted men killed, thirty seven wounded. Admiral Dewey observes Atlantic Squadron maneuvers as U.S. Navy boards inspect ships.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Jhag
Chaffee
Sultan Bayan
George W. Davis
Bayan
Oielock
Wilk
Lst
Datta
Malabang
Corts
Sultan ‘Tarlac Toe
Bayon
Dewey
Taytar
Bureau of
Nayvision
Uhe General Staff of the Navy
Washington
Atlantic
Kom
Virginian
Senator McLaurin Bolts Bewin Independent in South Carolina
Senator McLaurin of South Carolina declares he will not enter the Democratic primaries and urges supporters to abstain. The move signals potential administration and Republican aid in a general election bid while primaries remain under Tillman and regular Democratic control. The South Carolina Constitution requires independent candidates to be fielded in all counties to maintain legislative independence for re-election.
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Washington, D. C
McLankin
South Carolina
Republican National Committee
Republican Organization
Tillman
McLaurin
Mad engineer at throttle derails Grand Trunk train
Flint, Mich. A demented engineer at the throttle caused Grand Trunk passenger train No. 5 to race from Port Huron to Blainey, ending near freight sheds after the crew triggered emergency brakes. The engineer William Browne of Port Huron faced no immediate blame. another engineer was aboard.
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Flint
Mich
Grand Trunk
Port Huron
Blaely
Tnally
Stadion
Chicago
Wiliam Browne
Brown
Drikanton
Trowile
Dominican capital falls as president flees in revolt
Reports say President Jimenes fled Santo Domingo as revolutionaries gained control, with capitulation in place. Negotiations with Governor Deschamps at Puerto Plata collapsed after the governor refused surrender without orders from the Dominican government.
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Monty Chiristi
Santo Domingo
Mes Bkengers
Puerta
Phita
Santo Daimloo
Qmenes
Santy Doamatagg
General Deschamps
Puerto Plita
American student Gardner saved by mother's appeal to czar
An American student, Gardner, escaped long imprisonment in St Peters bur Russia after his mother wrote personally to the czar demanding reinvestigation of charges he helped organize a street riot. The inquiry found the charge unfounded and he may reenter the university, study elsewhere. The notice also reports various international incidents and a German project to build a cathedral railway to America.
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Studdent
Russia
St. Petersburg
Gardner
Milk and dairy product prices from Western Creamery listing
An itemized price sheet from the Milk Exchange listing standard quality milk, cream, butter, cheese, and dairy products with numerous brands and regional entries. It catalogs per quart and per pound rates, with entries for eggs, poultry, fruit, vegetables, and livestock alongside market categories and unit measurements.
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Akinia
Chaice
Tates
DCANI
Gainia
Caliasee Breen Doaa
Yarn. Vv
Enulta and Dernies
Incsit
Ben Davin
Baldwin
York
Imperial
Roxbury
Rueset
Serore
STRAY
N.Y
Reeves
Drenewil
Erratic Prices and Dull Business Amid Weather Deterioration
The report notes erratic price trends and dull volumes as winter conditions worsen in the Southwest. Milling capacity is taxed, with factories near full utilization to meet prompt delivery needs. Oats show good growth in Southern states, while Nebraska and Michigan report poor stands. European crop conditions look favorable despite restrained development of some commodities.
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Lo Vality
Bradstreet
Missouri
Nebraska
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Mixed 19th century notes on farming and travel curiosities
An assortment of collection notes and anecdotes touching farming profits, household expenditure, and farming practices in Midland counties. It sketches farmers who show no profit due to personal spending, contrasts tenants and owners, and mentions tolerance for larger holdings. It includes a tale of European guests at a feast and a brief biography of Thomas Jefferson as inventor.
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Datlu
Midland
II Tngard
Harry
London
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