General Lawton Pursued Geronimo in Five Month Campaign
Captain Henry Ware Lawton led a 60 day rations column from Fort Huachuca to track Geronimo and the Apaches through Santa Rita Whetstone Rincon and Santa Catalina mountains into Sonora. After months of arduous marches and near-simulated dangers, Lawton’s forces cornered the fugitives at Fort Bowie with surrender arranged by allies.
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Old Mexico
Henry Ware Lawton
Fourth
United States Cavalry
Lawton
Fort Hauchuen
Santa Rita
Whetstone
Rincon
Santa Catalina
Ingth
Lne
Sonora
Rocky Mountain
Gatewood
Terras Mountains
Ife
Frateras
Chirieahuas
Miles
Gate- Wood
Indiana
Geronimo
Port Bowle
Natchez
Fort Bowle
Capture of Geronimo and Arizona Campaign Refocused
Reports from General Miles note the shift in command of Arizona forces on June 12, 188. The Cham and Apaches under Geronimo are accused of depredations and atrocities driving insecurity along the border. Troops were redeployed to protect settlers and restore order in Arizona.
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Conorat Miles
Department of Arizona
Chinen, Mey
Cap
Carter
1. S.A
Miles
Arizona
Pearson’s Weekly
Ihartoum
Dying Lawton Hero Carried From Fire Under Fire
A Louisville soldier Alfred A. Simon aided Gen. Lawton after he was wounded near Manila San Mateo. Simon carried the general behind a knoll and helped move the body through rain and rugged terrain as Lawton died. Simon later served in the Fourth Cavalry and remained with Lawton’s escort during the Manila campaign.
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Loutville
Gen. Linton
San Mataeo
Alfred A. Simon
Kentucky Volunteers
Fourth Regular Cavalry
Lawton
Simon
United States
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Mouth Cavalry
Gen. Lawton
Louisville
Hell
Dayliht
King
Irish Independent
Eire
Fais
Gatacre
Dan Rice the Dead Clown and Swindling of a Showman
The article recounts the life of Dan Rice born Daniel McLaren, a famed circus clown who rose to wealth with his own shows and a striking voice. It details his early years, partnership with W F Wallett, the one horse show nickname, his political vanity, a failed Paris pavilion venture, and ultimate financial ruin after trusting friends who misled him. Peace to his ashes.
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Dan Rice
Long Branch
N.J
Daniel McLaren
New York
Ireland
United States
Tice
Texas
Dan
Excelsior
Ferry and
Front Streets
Pittsburg
Osborn
Cazenovia
Greensburg
Jack
Ned
Herr Jack
W. F. Wallett
Wallett
Shakespeare
Rice
Macbeth
Mr. Hatch
Spaulding & Rogers Circus
New Orleans
Academy of Music
Darkles
van Orden
Van
Commodore
Spalding
Roger's
Blue Eagle
Spalding & Rogers
Washington
Lincoln
Wall Street
Washington Statesman
Broadway
Houston Street
Kansas City
Dana Rice
Spirit Land
Hatch
Girard
Flat Foots
Paris
Mr. Quick
Dr. Spalding
Avery Smith
Mr. Foot
Jim Robinson
Recollections of Dan Rice
J. A. Hatch, whose saloon is at the club house, recounts memories of Dan Rice in a brief note.
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J. A. Hatch
Velvet Ribbon Styles for Spring Fashion Trims
Velvet ribbons in black and white are promoted for a fashionable season. Talks of skirt trims, jacket fronts, and belt bows detail how varied widths, buckles, and lace garniture create updates for silk gowns, with price rises on raw silk and taffeta remaining preferred.
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Eton
Personal grooming rules for daily skin care
Morning cold sponge bath and thorough body wash followed by rough towel friction. At night wash face with tepid water and quality toilet soap, lather well and rinse completely, drying with a soft towel. Perseverance will reduce pimples and blemishes. Early bedtime and full beauty sleep before midnight improves results. Use soap on the face and rub into pores, rinse with soft water when possible.
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Evry
The New Hats Capture Spring Fashion Flair
The article praises spring hats with fancy frames and decorative coverings of straw braids tulle or silk nets. It notes a surge in imaginative shapes including birds wings and flowers, and describes a standout “Charles the Ninth” hat in pale yellow spangled straw braid with blue satin, black velvet trim and yellow poppies.
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Charles the Ninth
New Skirt Trends Outline Three Walking Styles
The piece describes changes in women’s fashion with skirts growing shorter and trains disappearing. It notes three distinct walking-skirt styles: wide end-to-knee tucks flaring below, groups of smaller tucks with a partial flare, and fine tucks around the waist hung from a deep yoke.
Artistic Dressing Courses Taught At Several Institutes
In Philadelphia and Chicago dressmaking schools offer lessons for five dollars a week covering dressmaking and designing. Pupils supply materials and keep finished gowns, with many using the dull season to improve skills.
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Jrg
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Armour Institute
Chicago
Canines Worth Millions in Tennessee Kennels Thrive
Tennessee stands as a premier wintering state for premier sporting dogs with hundreds of kennels and dogs valued up to 10 000 dollars. The Hickory Valley operation in Tennessee led by J M Avent spans 24 000 acres and links to a New York St Louis and Tennessee consortium. Del Monte kennel at Waverly run by James C Waddell holds 4 000 acres with dogs valued from 300 to 10 000 dollars and a stud dog Dick's Kid valued at 19 000 dollars. Field trials mirror horse circuits and validate dog quality under the National Field Trial club of America and local associations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
America
Mississippi
Charles Sturdivant
Stanton
George Gould
Hickory Valley
J. M. Avent
New York
St. Louis
Mr. Avent
Big Hickory Valley
del Monte
Waverly
George Crocker
California
M. Wachtel
Minnie I
Bettle B
Sam T
Dick Bay
Dick's Kid
Dick’s Kid
National
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