Costly mismanagement cited in mining ventures chronicle
A 19th century warning cites failed Santa Barbara Mexico ore ventures. The report details an English manager's costly missteps from sampling to ore handling, with mine openings, ore yields, and investment losses. It notes proposed remedies and the broader impact on local mine development and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Taylor
Hesys
Santa Barbara
Chihuahua
Mexico
EMS
Iisians
Bsice
Pete Tyres
Petier
Peer Racowchi
Sena
Mevlin
Godkin and His Irish Rivalry in New York Journalism
The passage outlines a feud between Irish descent editors Henry George Godkin and William Cullen Bryant successors in New York journalism. It notes Godkin founded The Nation in 1865, led it after Dana’s death, and became a leading figure among New York editors. It describes their long literary rivalry and distant family ties as it discusses Godkin’s stance on war and his career in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
Aarry” Godkin
Wiliam Cullen Bryant
Godkin
The
Nation
Chas. A. Dana
Martalistic Corps
New York City
Godhin
Mr. Godhin
Mayne
Wichouin
Vale of
Ave
Gboare
Goa
Pheresian
Whelee
Hiv
Georgia Gadkin
Victor Mutimoetie
Apne
Italy
Tilley
Dleweary
Daotis Rosseth
Wer léme of Happiness. A playful midnight exchange.
In a fragmented dialogue Mery and Dolly discuss enjoyment of a set, with playful banter about timing and jealousy. Dekly joins with a cautious response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Dolly
Dekly
Tyes
Terms Used by Sailors in Early English Naval Times
A fragmented 19th century passage outlines how naval terms originated. It notes the early division of crews into fighting and marine groups, the evolution of ranks from master to captain, and the derivation of terms such as admiral from emir. The text also touches on insignia, roles like quartermaster and steward, and the shift in naval hierarchy over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coruychtar
Ehip
Phin
Becalie
Haruy
Way
Mery Panide
Au Pei
Cherardhcaia
Geiayet
Botow
Geoietdert Baie
Bob Walde
Ae Weil
Petia
Felt Hats From Fur Is Big Industry In The U S
The article states fur felt hat production spans eleven states Connecticut Indiana Illinois Maryland Maine Massachusetts Missouri New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. It claims over 200 plants manufacture hats for men women and children from coney hare nutria and beaver furs employing about 25 000 people with annual output around 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Indiana
Illinois
Maryland
Maine
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tandon
Libya
Desert Isle Dream and Laughter Gas Fantasia
A fragmented satirical page blends verse and prose as a writer recalls a desert isle dream and mocks social pretensions. Vague scenes include a hotel veranda conversation, a traveling competition, and a painter derided by a pompous politician.
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Mining Department
Sumne
Aedio
Powis
Prato
Jasper Rihab
Worbres
Adistaedag
Ehanead
Vina
Capaiaiy
W Lew
Sawtall
Bete We
Denson
Weiler
Seher
Phe Eger
Otty
Wade
Crystelzed Pold
Lesdyilie
Bis
Ireland
Dhal Pooumad
Thethlin
Albany
Petiseid
Atian
Paris
Phe
Siptes
Harvard Srg
Persis
Eéitor Gotkin
Starford
Breck Pierer Bees
Boas
Ferrer
Cornett
Diana
Sodister
Ecrope
Stertord
Tag
California Colversig
Ulet Zalormerct
Cpon
York Worl
Hace Aria
Biren Roel
Borde Gee
Cain
Seltiabmoss
Mr. Newllel
Hla
San Miaucigeo
Gaye Thed & Company of
Mien
Uwe
Cerivin Weil
Felking
Lan
Reynere
Pune
Hie Haat
Tretrrdt Peerieg Press
Halena
Tom Barry
the Ledger
Tate
Senday
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