Thanksgiving Tale Of Plymouth In An Icy Past
A humorous 1020s style reminiscence recounts Pilgrims led by Bradford and Standish at Plymouth, the Mayflower voyage, Priscilla Molines, John Alden, and the first Thanksgiving week. It mixes mythic tone with comic misreadings and a playful view of early colonial rituals. The piece features Myles Standish, John Alden, Priscilla Molines, and Governor Bradford in a whimsical, almost folk ballad retelling.
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Vehildren
Carver
Farry
Mary
Priscdla
Plymouth Colony
Sho
Bradford
Commonwealth
Standish
Marcy
Nose Standish
Priscilla Mol
Myles
Hitler
Priscilla
Myles Standish
John
Ted Mary
Priscill
Jim
Myles Saindish
White Mill
Ain
Monsensolt
Pilgrim Tales of Love and War on the Fort
The fragment recalls Priscilla and John Alden with Captain Standish at the fort. Deer hunts, shared chores, and oysters unfold as Priscilla sings while men work and Fort Standish is left with cleaned guns. A rough, mythic gloss ends with Standish pondering marriage.
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Massasolt
Priella
Priscilla
John Alden
Captain Standish
Detroit
Restaurant Menu Snippet With Rustic Dishes And Desserts
The text lists various food items including oysters clear soup baled salmon with tartare sauce potato balls and turkey with chestnut sauces mashed potatoes cranberries and cauliflower with pineapple sherbet and cheeses. It describes a complex turkey dressing method involving chestnuts mashed potatoes butter flour and spices with steps for boiling shelling and cooking then serving with parsley peppers celery and other garnish.
Thanksgiving EChaughts and a Chaotic Dinner
A garbled account describes a Thanksgiving meal with a hostesses, guests, and mishaps. It mentions plans for a better dinner, attending church, turkey, cranberry sauce, and mixed expressions of gratitude amid confusion. The text is fragmented with several misspellings and unclear names or places.
Fashionable Coiffure and Dress Trends in Early Delineations
A New York Globe feature surveys Lady Curzon inspired coiffure with face suited styles, Paris millinery motifs, fencing lessons for trade workers, silk hats and velvet details, and a look at dress records. It notes club life shaping speech and social poise, with advice on hair, garments, and confidence in public speaking.
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Paris
The
Milkeery Trade Review
Umbrellas Through Time on Egyptian and Greek Art
Fragments describe umbrellas carved on ancient Egyptian and Greek pieces, suggesting long cultural use before the Christian era. The piece notes the umbrella’s British rise in the 1700s and cites details about early protection from rain and related fashion.
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London
Two Men Die In Early Morning Fire Near Post Office
Early morning fire destroyed several two story houses opposite the Postoffice Department Building. Two men burned beyond recognition, one man injured with both legs broken, and two women inmates severely hurt by leaping from a second story window. Small property loss reported. Frank Galbraith named Mall Superintendent at Chicago. Prince Fushimi visits Washington as diplomacy moves toward arbitration. Roosevelt says Hay remains Secretary of State. John Morley visits White House as guest of the President.
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Postoffice Department
Wynne
Frankie Galbraith
Chicago
Tfl
Prince Fushimi
Mikado
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Mexico
United States
Roosevelt
John Hay
John Morley
White House
Election returns in Puerto Rico and world news roundup
Puerto Rico voters favored Unionists in five districts while Republicans won two. Tullo Larrinaga elected Commissioner to the United States as Unionists dominate the House of Delegates. A Manila arrival brought Major General Corbin to the Philippines, with General Wood meeting him at Fort Santiago. Reports cover desertion trials, ambush fatalities in Samar, factory panic in New York, labor talks in Fall River, and a wide array of international events from arrests to treaties and political appointments.
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Tullo Larrinaga
United States
House of Delegates
Mongulia
Manila
San Francisco
Cal
Guernt Henry C. Corbin
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Corbin
Fort Santiago
Fred
Sibley
Sixteenth
United States Infantry
Thirty-eighth
Hospital Corps
Samar
New York
Fall River
Menelik
Roosevelt
Rio
Becausy Johnson Union
James Wilson
Dielaw
Sarcom
N.Y
Charles PS Dowd
Chigaga Jumellon
Ohfe
Henry D. Curtins
Anamige
Tidewater
Trhprock
Branford
Conn
Donely Odes
Josephine Noble
Queens County Jaid N.Y
New York City
Colombi
Burlance
Reissin
Venice Mirsky
Gverdakmo
Foatr
Indiana
Palace of Aorticulture
Philippine Weather Bureau
United States Bureau of Forestry
Union
New Mexico
Alaska
Palace of Forestry
New Jersey Launched Battleship At Fore River Shipyard
The battleship New Jersey of the seregiving class was launched at Fore River with Governor Murphy of New Jersey and Massachusetts officials attending. Mrs. William D. Kinney of Newark christened the ship as guests and dignitaries watched from the yard as the vessel slid into the river. The ship measures 436 feet long, 76 feet wide, displaces about 14,948 tons, and is powered by twin screws and four-cylinder engines capable of at least 19 knots with an armament of twelve 12-inch guns and a broad range of secondary and rapid fire weapons.
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Quincey
Mass
United States
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Frankin Murphy
New Jersey
John S. Bates
Massachusetts
Dolm TD. Long
Hingham
Navy
William D. Kinney
Newark
N. J
Murphy
Governor Murphy
Boston
Shipbuilding Company
Harris
Washington
George S. Wilde
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boutahkoff
McNary
Powers and Tirrell
Francis T. Bowles
Pigeiagnt
Ford
Thain Robber Foiled Aboard Express Near Perryville
An armed intruder attempted to seize control of the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Express as it neared Havre de Grace. The messenger fired twice after a revolver was thrust through a door gap, forcing the assailant to flee. A Baltimore police officer later captured a man at Perryville baggage cars.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Havre de Grace
Susquehanna River Bridge
Perryville
Coughing Kills New Yorker in Allegheny Morgue Swoon
Mrs Mathild Clerget of 205 West Thirty third Street New York swooned upon seeing the body of her husband in the Allegheny County Morgue. Clerget came from New York City weeks earlier and attended a ball in Allegheny where he burst a blood vessel during a coughing spasm and died en route to a hospital murmuring his wife’s name.
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Ody
Vitteburg
Pan
Mathild Clerget
West Thirty
New York City
Allegheny County
Clerget
Explosion Destroys Fabrikgld Works in Newburg
An early morning blast of soluble cotton at 4 o clock at the Fabrikgld company works on the outskirts of Newburg NY wrecked two buildings and damaged others. Plate glass half a mile away shattered as the explosion sent shock through the city and caused widespread alarm.
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Newburg
N.Y
Thet Fabrikgld Company
Mixed obscure items from a scattered 19th century press
Fragmented notes report a Munich barber dispute over a grudge a strike affecting waiters in France allows mustaches. An Arizona man seeks legal guidance to advertise selling 2500 Chinese goods. a bankruptcy filing in Cleveland involves Republic Iron and Steel. Mortality from miners’ lung disease rises. Herrera Spain residents seize a tax collector. World Scout Convention figures show Sunday schools exceed half of those listed.
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Bordeaus
France
Arizona
Cleveland
Ohio
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Herrera
Spain
Wot
Seaelroth
St Loui
Suny Sell
Bel
Jerdesatem
Ils
Vent
Inland yacht Daisy completes 4000 mile trip to Memphis
The eighty ton yacht Daisy owned by Colonel Robert Gatoway built at Toms River by William P Kirk completed a 4000 mile inland voyage from New York, through Long Island Sound and the Hudson to the Mississippi, finishing at Memphis with a lavish homecoming and honors for Colonel Gatoway. The vessel features a fifty four horsepower engine and luxurious interiors.
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Daisy
Robert Gatoway
Toms River
Wiliam P. Kirk
Link
Memphis
Yea
Toma River
New York City
Colonel Gatoway
Button Saves Child From Self Inflicted Gunshot
A button on 12 year old Hannah Wah lery’s gown diverted a bullet from an old revolver she found, saving her life. The incident occurred in Stamford Connecticut as the revolver discharged and the ball struck the button then flattened against her breastbone.
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Button
Hannah
Henry Wahlery
Stamford
Conn
Automobiles For Chilness Empress Reported From Vario
Vario reports that the Chinese emperor placed an order for six large automobiles with a French rim. Last year the Empresas ordered six passenger autos from Germany. prices for French cars are described as a flat BAN cach.
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Vario
Te Ruipress
China
Empresas
Germany
Tida
Czar Reins In Russia Allows Zemstvo Conference
Emperor Nicholas approves the Zemstvo reform conference after ministers and zemstvo leaders meet. The Interior Ministry backs a shift to elect Zemstvo representatives by the Zemstvos themselves, aligning with Prince Syiatopolk Mirsky's proposed changes. Leaders urge moderation as talks focus on future conferences and reform methods.
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Sir Petersburg
Stugsia Clrjinee Sviatopolk-Alisky
Tech Terior
Victorioux
Nicholas
Zemstvor
Zemstvoy
Zemsatvos
Department of the Interior
Fom
Zemstvos Bs
Minister of the Interior
Semstvos
Zemstvos
Syiatopolk-Mirsky
One Dead In Wreck Near Philadelphia Junction
A rear collision of trains at Chadders Ford Junction near Philadelphia killed 24 year old Howard Palmer of Kennett Square. About twenty passengers suffered injuries none seriously. Two freight cars broke loose and struck a passenger train and a Wilmington and Northern train while one car tumbled down a twelve foot embankment.
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Philadelphia
Chadder Ford Junction
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Ram
Wilmington
Howard Palmer
Kennett Square
Antiwar Demonstration Kills Ten in Warsaw Disturbance
An antiwar mobilization protest in Warsaw led to clashes in Gribat Square. Troops opened fire, killing ten and wounding many, including thirty-one taken. two of the dead were police. Earlier outbreaks saw dispersals with police fire and injuries on both sides.
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Warsaw
Russia
Gribat Square
Riots in Rio Trigger Military Crackdown
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil a violent vaccination riot erupts as troops move in. Barricades rise water mains are cut and streets burn while the president's palace is guarded. Dozens are killed and many more injured in the upheaval.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Death by Own Action Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II Passengers Dies After Leaving New York
Adam Weiss of Chicago Illinois committed self harm two hours after leaving New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He shot himself in the second steward's cabin and died within minutes with no cause given.
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Joseph Banzner
Ferdinand Banzner
Second Street
Trenton
T Justice Matteson
John Goldenbaum
Goldenbaum
Plymouth
Eng
Adam Weiss
Chicago
New York City
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