Paris Exposition 1900 Revolving Tower and Giant Umbrella
The Paris Exposition of 1900 features a 400 foot revolving tower with 23 stories housing dance halls and restaurants, and a giant 850 foot umbrella with car cabins providing midair views. Highlights include American and French exhibits, a Palace of Human Habitation, a Bordeaux wine display, a Surgeons Congress, and plans for an extensive underground railway connecting gardens and hotels.
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Paris
R. E. Sherman
Chicago
Damenge
Hotel Des Invalides
Soldirs
Napoleon
Names in scattered list prompt archival sketch
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and titles such as Allen, Charley Aimgren, May Burns, Lotta Burke, Mrs JB Bonner, John Breen, Emma Carton, Miss Guohild Wiggin and many more, interspersed with odd spellings and initials, hinting at a classified or notices page. No single event is evident. the text appears as a reader’s index or roster.
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Mary A Chatman
Alt Ev
Mra
Doping
Blienie Basin
Mary Jens
Wo Plecher
Whi Fitzgerald
Farnsworth
DA Finley
Dod
Pravvls
Tart Flinnigan
Mr Fowler
Formay
Misa Mae Gollosher
John Ohhert
Mrs Grant
Mrs Glenn
Ivynd M Harris
Tuck Hausby
John Hale
Ida Huyth
George Hubbard
Andrew McLaughlin
TA McInnis
Archie B McGregor
Archie McCormick
Edward McClearey
Fred McAndrews
Mary McSwiney
Margie McPherson
Mr Mahoney
Ed Neal
Archie A Pone
Wot Petta
Wa Prout
Charley Pedergen
Nelan Robinson
Wtb Rinaldi
Giovanni Roche
Cornelius Ripley
Rowhind
C13
Rashed
Amain Ryan
Mr Schroder
Emma Stannard
Daniel Sehota
Charley Sapphigton
CJ Smith
Emma Sandersen
Smith
A G Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Kilo, Sullivan
Denny Sprige
GA Saladin
Adolt ‘Anime
Charles Hhourne
Wordick
Wm Walton
Mratha Wiener
K Ward
Maroid Welm
Guohild Wiggin
Frank Twilliame
Hiey Young
Pursued the Elopers at Newton Kane on the Santa Fe Trail
A grim tale from Newton Kane on the Santa Fe trail centers on an old dwarfish man who ran a saloon and rambling house. He hoarded wealth and controlled his daughter with evident affection, gifting her every frontier luxury while seeking to influence her future fate. The man went by a nickname tied to his habitual expression, Jesse, and his origin remained unknown.
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Chicago
Newton
Kane
Tory
Santa Fe
Jesse
Caip
Unny
Bunny
Nia
Mystery of a ranchers tragedy and a tale of eyes
A grim tale recounts a young woman’s guarded flirtations with cowboys near a ranch, the old man’s jealousy, and a fatal double murder. The passage then shifts to a dated discussion of eye color lore, listing traits attributed to various eye shapes and hues.
Suit Yourself Proverb Pairing in a Moral Quandary
A reader confronts conflicting adages as guidance in life choices. The piece weighs proverbs like Marry in haste and repent, A rolling stone gathers no moss, and A stitch in time saves nine. It critiques choosing between contrasting maxims and the wisdom they imply.
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M. Alfred Picquart
M. Picquart
France
M. Wicquart
Rois de Vincennes
Peck
Feck
America
Exposition
Turkey
Mecca
Vienna
Mme, Bernhardt
Div Sara
Bernhardt
England
Madame
Bordeaux
Mediterranean
Auvergne
Bergundy
Touraine
Paria I
Berlin
Sears
Andebons
Audubon
Cat Protective Leagues
Red Cross
Paria
Rue de Villepist
Frescoera
Metropolitan Underground
Trix
Tulleres
Rue de Rivoli
Pavis
John A. Kempster
Oitte
Arstroing
Athaen Kaliwin
John Shanks
Ward Kare
Willan Tronnan
Fotuninor
T Brownochmien
Oh Burgess
Tatet Brohpan
Patel Revvenet
Bayle
Owenham
OW Show
Waltia Chipp
Win Chase
Win Curtis
Counnelly
Win Aiviersa
WR Pokears
Thomas Carney
Reber CoMing
Matiok Corrizan
Pateey Tonnelly
Paul Samilla
Meelit Phaplow
Mabel Pinovan
Mra Dsiner
Stella Ye Jin
Hola Wards
I Marsbore
Lain Poston
Jc Box
Jin
Falcon
Joh Voley
Hugh Poster
Oor Reece Gorman
W Gregurle
Nella Ciasnor
Datzaio
Greg
Ivaenhx
South Butte Station
Elopers
Castoria
Ceuta
Eath
Ima Ia
Cook Fenedy Co
Ee Ee Ais Guaranty
Thre Cook Remedy CO
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Montana Hardware Company
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
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