Notable Wealthed Figures and Cultural News
Between them Messrs Rhodes Hammond Phillips and Farrar are rumored worth £20,000,000. Paulus the cafe concert singer dies near Hyeres. Glasgow inventor William Kirkaldy patents a watertight door closure. Delaney who raised the American flag in Alaska dies in San Francisco. Madame Dove trains a serpentine dancing dog in London. Prince Chilkove visits the U S in August inspecting the Siberian railroad. Herbert H Smith donates a 700 volume South American book collection to Cornell. Daudet may journey to the United States. Lord Rathmore to direct a Suez Canal venture earning £900 yearly. Bismarck's age limits his tobacco, Kruger buys Mark Twain after Bible phase. Frederick Leopold of Prussia, heir to the Berlin Exhibition, is the richest Hohenzollern.
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Messrs
Rhodes
Hammond
Phillips
Farrar
Paulus
Hyeres
France
William Kirkaldy
Glasgow
Daniel M. Delaney
Alaska
San Francisco
Mme. Dove
Alhambra
London
Prince Chilkove
United States
Siberian
America
Herbert H. Smith
Brazil
Amazon
Coast
Cornell University
South America
Alphonse Daudet
Lord Rathmore
Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Berlin
Acd
Germany
Kruger
Transvaal
Somene
Mark
Twain
Clemens
Covent Garden Soon Hosts Mme Tavary Stage Glints
Mme Marie Tavary to sing at Covent Garden London while Minneapolis prepares to unveil a statue of Ole Bull. J D Hoffman is set to star in Gus Heege's Genuine Gentleman next season. Walter Damrosch plans a new orchestral arrangement sharing profits. Paul Cazeneuve appears as a young romantic variant in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Marie Tavary
Covent Garden
London
Ole Bull
Minneapolis
J. D. Hoffman
Gus Heege
Walter Damrosch
Hich
Paul Cazeneuve
Our Canine Friends in History and Myth
The article surveys dog breeds and lore across eras, noting 12 licensed staghound packs in England with 295 couples, the Italian greyhound’s size and medieval popularity, Acton the hero and his 50 dogs, dog days tied to the dog star, Patagonian canines resembling foxhounds, Cuvier on dogs in society, the famed St Bernard Barry who saved 40 lives, old England’s bulldog strengths, and the dull taste yet luxury feeding of many pets often turning to offal or carrion.
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England
Acton
Mediterranean
Cuvier
Barry
Bern
Old England
The Cynic: quotes on marriage and age from an Atchison Globe item
The piece offers pithy maxims about sanity, aging, romance, and domestic roles. It notes men’s unquoted sentiments and a mother’s influence in marriage, reflecting satire on traditional expectations from an Atchison Globe context.
Pen and Pencils Across the Atlantic Return Visit
Harry Furniss the London Punch cartoonist will visit America again next fall to lecture. Stephen Crane the novelist enjoys masquerading as a tramype and visiting haunts of the hohe for a spell. Theodore Wares plans to reside in India to study art. KF Hopkinson Smith is the literary author of Tom Grogan while in business circles he is Francis E. Smith.
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Harry Furniss
London Punch
America
Stephen Crane
Hohe
Theodore Wares
India
Tom Grogan
KF. Hopkinson Smith
Prancis E. Smith
Politicians arrive as Democratic convention looms in St Louis
Report from St Louis on June 10 outlines expected convention debates and chairmanship rumors. Mentions Col M H De Young and Teller as silver delegates, talks of temporary and permanent leaders, and discussions of accommodations for colored delegates amid a busy preconvention scene.
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Thurston
DeYoung
Teller
St. Louis
Union
Committee On
Colorado
M. H. de Young
San Francisco
de Young
California
Montana
Nevada
Idaho
Utah
Chicago
Weller
Democratic Party
Carter
Washington
Clarkson
Philadelphia
Gear
General Fairbanks
Indiana
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Samuel Fessenden
National Committee
Connecticut
West
Nebraska
Betn
Creston
Union County
W. P. Hepburn
J. W. Harvey
Leon
Vinita
Indian Territory
Bland
Tigers netted in Mysore jungle with crude rope nets
In Nepaul and Mysore plains, nets of half inch cocoa fiber rope with nine inch mesh and 46 by 12 feet are used to trap tigers. Nets form a cul de sac of about 800 yards diameter. Oopliga caste hunters spear the animal, which is kept captive for days and often shot through the mesh.
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Nepaul
Mysore
Ties of Brotherhood and a Tiger Hunt Tale
A meditation on how kinship binds and burdens individuals in society. The piece contrasts familial duty with social judgment and includes a paraphrased Century excerpt. It also recounts a sensational India tiger hunt described by the Times of India and reported by the St James Gazette.
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Times of India
Maharajah
Sir Kesarisinji
Dar
Kiar
Amdup
India
St. James Gazette
Old Scottish Guard in France Defies Change
The article notes the Scot guards long preserved peculiar privileges and a clash over precedence with the Cent gentils hommes. It recalls the custom of answering baymir when the roll was called and highlights the stubborn persistence of Scottish identity until the 1789 collapse.
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France
Louis Alv
Scots Guards
Cent Gentils Hommes
Bodyguard
Baymir
Loain
Macmillan's Magazine
Elevator jests in a Chestnut Street music store
An Inquirer reporter rides a slow Chestnut street elevator and asks a boy at the controls if it is a lightning elevator. The boy replies in earnest that he does not know, then says the shop is run by electricity, prompting amused laughter from onlookers.
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Ely
Balmin
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Inquirer
Chestnut Street
Hoxs
Philadelphis Inquirer
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Salvini
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Louis Martinetti
Charles E. Blaney
Clint G. Ford
James M. Martin
Dixie’s Land
Helene Blythé
Rand’s Opera House
Troy
N. Y
Cynic
Atchison Globe
York
Nework Worup
Tribune Pub. CO
Dillon
Mont
N. Y. World
Inter Ocean
Toledo Blade
Ladies’ Home Ideal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston Traveler
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the Cosmopolitan Magazine
Thorpe & Bond
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B.orem
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Wasmnearon
Boies
Iowa
Hepburn
Favora Grigaby
Sioux Forts
Huron
Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Paris
Jane
The
Belair
Khomijnskoye
Moscow
Grand Rapids, Jane
A. J. Bowne
Grand Rapids Consolidated Street Railway Company
Scafield
Lonpox
Mison
Fowler
Séamai
Weéweartle
Wrison
Seaffold
W. D. Howells
Edélaty
W. D. Howalls
His Highness Hunting Tigers
Hamir
B. Blackwell
B .Durham
Blackwell’s
Genuine Durham
R. I. Scearce
Dillon, Mont
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J. O. Miller, M. D
Pickman Block
H.* Rond M. D
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Cushman
Bal Seolor
Linder
Bar
Nandivers
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Cunhan
J. H. Salisbury
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Dillon Drugstore
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Dillon Mercantile Co
First
National Bank
A, Ky, J. Riley
Lane City
Ura
Aropseiee & Burleigh
Attorneys-At-Law
Silverbow
Bortr
Monrass
Kupfer
Duivo0
Fpwin Norris
Attorney-At-Law
R. B. Sutts
H. J. Berurias
Bekieiex & Willis
Cusgmam
Lebank
Hahn
Salem
Ala
Piesse
Cushwan Drug Co
Vincennes
Jno. G. Wills
Dillon National Bank
Official Directory
U.S
Thos. C. Power
Helena
Hartman
Bozeman
John KE. Richards
Alex. (. Kotkin
Louis Rotwitt
Andrew H. Cook
Franklin W. Wiiehty
Henri J. Haskell
IA. Steere
W. Y. Pemberton
N. Harwood
W. H. Ds
Geo. M. Brown
H. Knippenberg
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder
D. M. Best
Geo. Galbreath
Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
T. J. Murray
Merk District Court
Z. Thomas
Thos
F. Hamilton
A. J. Noyes
J. G. Shannon
E. Jd. Co
Poindexter
J. Cashmore
Jacob Hartwig
Willis
J. Rich
Higa
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