Notable British and American Figures In History List
A historical recap notes deaths and events from various years. Rufus of England killed in New Forest 1788. Thomas Gainsborough died in London 1788 born Sudbury 1727. William Williams Delaroche signer soldier statesman died Lebanon Conn born 1781. Captain Frederick Marryat died Norfolk England born London 1792. Eugene Sue author died Annecy born 1801. Paul Delarache French painter died born 1804. McKinley announced terms for peace with Spain in 1898.
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Wiliam SI
Rufus
England
New Forest
Hants
Walter Tyrrelt
Thomas Gainsborough
London
Sudbury
Bee
William Willams
Delaroche
Signer
Lebanon
Conn
Frederick Marryat
Norfolk
Eugene Sue
Annecy
Savoy
Paul Delareche
McKinley
Spain
State Republican ticket list of Indiana officials
Secretary of State Fred A. Sims of Frankfort Auditor of State John C. Billheimer of Washington Treasurer of State Oscar Hadley of Plainfield Attorney General James Bingham of Muncie Clerk of Supreme Court Edward Fitzpatrick of Portland Superintendent of Public Instruction F A Cotton of Indianapolis State Geologist W S Blatchley of Terre Haute State Statistician Joseph Stubbs of Indianapolis Judge of Supreme Court First District James H. Jordan of Martinsville Judge of Supreme Court Fourth District Leander J. Monks of Winchester Appellate Judge First District C G Hadley of Indianapolis Ward H. Watson of Charleston Appellate Judge Second District Daniel W. Comstock of Richmond J M Rabb of Williamsport Frank Roby of Auburn
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Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
James Bingham Muncie
Supreme Court
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
F. A. Cotton
Indianapolis
W. S. Blatchley
Terre Haute
Joseph Stubbs
James H. Jordan
Marinsville
Leander J. Monks
Winchester
C. G. Hadley
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
J. M. Rabb
Williamsport
Frank Roby
Auburn
Land of the Sky and Sapphire Country Resorts Ad
Western North Carolina health and pleasure resort areas highlight the Land of the Sky and Sapphire Country with mountain, stream and sky beauty rivaling Switzer land and Hot Springs. Notable points include Asheville, Brevard, Lake Toxaway, and excellent Southern Railway service via Queen & Crescent Route. Write for booklets and particulars to G B Allen and associates in St. Louis Chicago and Washington.
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North Carolina
Switzerland
Hot Springs
Asheville
Brovard
Lake Toxaway
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
Gow
G. B. Allen
St. Louis
S. H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
Water Way Tales from the D and C Line Annual Magazine
The D and C Line issues its twenty first page travel book with three stories titled After Many Years En Route and The Sunset Tryst. It is richly illustrated with half tones of scenes along the D and C Coast Line. Send for it with cash or postage to Wayne Street Detroit Michigan.
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C Coast
Gflen Denis
Jawepay
LG. & CG. Navigation CO
Wayne $St
Detroit
Mich
Summer Diarrhoea in Children and Low Rate Excursion
Summer diarrhoea in children prompts prompt care with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil to cleanse the system. A Minnesota pastor testifies to its value for summer disorders in children. Also advertised is a low rate excursion to Milwaukee for an Eagles meeting with tickets on Aug 11 and 12 by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry.
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M. O. Stockland
M. BE
Little Falls
Minn
Chamberlain
Houseworth Bros. Oo
Milwaukee
Order of Eagles
Wis
Lake’ Share’ & A
Michigan Southern Ry
British Club to Be Founded in Paris
A short dispatch notes a British press club planned for Paris, with no further details on founders or timing. The item reads as a lightweight society notice amid a miscellany of global curiosities and curiosities.
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Paris
Bosnia
South
Germany
Goud
Notable Women of Wealth and Charity in Society Pages
A collage of brief profiles shows Patti in a silk scarf, Mrs. E Hinckley near ninety cooking for a trio, and Isabella Lusini giving $8,000 to a local comic paper plus 8300 for a banquet. It notes Mrs. Bertrand Russell aiding the poor, Princess Wash-Ta-Wasp as a well traveled educated Indian woman near Montreal, Helen Gould leaving Fifth Avenue, and the Countess of Suffolk training in shooting amid wildland concerns. Also highlights Sophe Wright in New Orleans, a crutch bound educator aiding the poor and teaching privately.
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Patti
E. Hinckley
West Gardiner
Isabella Lusini
Pavia
Bertrand Russell
Lord Russell of
Killowen
Wash-Ta-Wasp
Montreal
Helen Gould
Fifth Avenue
New York
Gould
Jay Gould
Countess of Suffolk
Daisy Deiter
Ines
Sophe Wright
New Orleans
Quarrel Gives Essex Two Churches in One Yard
The Church of England expands Christian Endeavor societies and details a unique parish where two churches share a single churchyard in Willingsdale Dee Essex after a historical quarrel between sisters who funded each church. It notes the Cathedral of St Jehan the Divine nearing completion by April 1622 and a 26 seat New York church dedication tied to a vow.
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Church of England
Willingsdale Dee
Essex
England
New York Herald
New York City
Brank Lisanti
Union Congregational Church
Des Moines
St. W
World Bridge to Span Grand Gorge and Silver Jewelry Tints
Industrial notes describe rising irrigation in India using bonaiues and pups and a 600 foot long tank. A proposed 2627 foot high footbridge above the Arhin sis river would sit atop a railroad bridge now in use. Sawdust prices rise as hardwood varieties like boxwood and sandalwood find varied manufacturing uses in silver polishing and preservation.
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opiunoneMatty Siluo
India
Bonaiues
Pups
Lipwerth
Corl
Kreyal
Arhinsis
Curious Cullings From Far Lands and Times
In India cobra worship and protection persist amid provincial customs while a court presumes a 1857 storm casualty is dead. London detains a street performer aged man with risque words, and Afghanistan executes three muftis for oppression, burying them alive. Teen
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Indian Ocean
London
Dechad
Afghanistan
Amusements notes announce Wilton Lackaye role and Lion and Mouse ending
Melbourne MacDowell will support Wilton Lackaye as Javert in The Law and the Man, an adaptation of Les Miserables. The Lion and the Mouse closes its run at the Hinois after an eighteen week Klein play, while Minnie Victorson plans a Great Neck summer and a Squaw Man turn next season. A New York manager muses on aging ingenues, quoting James ONeill about a performer who looks and acts far younger than her years.
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Roman
Houston
Tsag
Brouswick
Joeseph Lajoie
China
Japan
Emief
Distenhausen
Germany
Melbourne
MacDowell
Wilton Lackaye
Sason
Javert
Law
Hinois
Klein
Chcage
Minnie Victorson
Lelia
Great Neck
New York
James Onei
Mr. Oneill
Baseball News From The Circuit And Roster Changes
President O’Brien of the American association appoints Longley of Nelsonville Ohio as umpire, succeeding Jack Haskell. Providence club signs Basemab Lachance from Montreal and a New York infielder Thornell. Warner comments on tallest backstop and pitcher confidence. Los Angeles Coast League team headed by Gill Mead. Cal Ewing of San Francisco funds operations. Nig Clark noted as a strong catcher in Cleveland. Young players display quick, economical throws and aggressive base running in tight games.
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O'Brien
American Association
Longley
Nelsonville
Jack Haskell
Providence
Lachance
Montreal
Thornell
Jack Warner
Warner
A Till Nan
Los Angeles
Gill Mead
Cal Ewing
San Francisco
Eveland
Nig Clark
He Youngeter
Current Comment Mixed Irreverent Lines From UK and US Papers
A collage of quotations from London Saturday Review Philadelphia Inquirer New Orleans Times-Picayune and New York Tribune comment on pacific nations televising Sunday behavior czars and meat inspection law. The notes blend sharp witticisms with political satire and public policy references.
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London Saturday Review
Youngstown
Sig Job Palstaffs
Philadelphia Tnquirer
Fran
Rujestvevsky
Newe Orleans Times
Wilson
New York Tribune
Flowery Tree Anecdote From Ancient Texts
A fragmented antiquarian note describes a bizarre plant tale with a vile ape flower, rapter trees in Gorneo and Singa pore, and a royal root attack. It mentions a large, surgical tree about 100 feet high with a 26 foot circumference and roots drawing moisture from Veri, in a cryptic emblematic critique.
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Sumntra
Gorneo
Singapore
Reat
Wes
Rothel
Four Crops Dominate 19th Century Farm Outlook
The passage notes optimistic grain trade prospects and strong rail demand. It cites the wheat crop as assured, corn prospects unusually good, and implies a robust fall and winter trade across sectors. Estimated value of the four major crops for the year runs to about 2.75 billion dollars, a figure unmatched by global gold 414 years after Columbus.
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Minneapolis Journal
Busin
Cleseland
New York World
Sunflower febrifage as quinine substitute found
A Spanish professor reports the sunflower yields a splendid febrifage usable as a substitute for quinine. The text notes a high wind pressure measure and life spans under certain conditions, mentioning survival times with limited nutrition.
Trusts and weeds pull up in era of monopoly debates
The battered text notes distrust of trusts as weeds and mentions legal grievances against monopulists. It references remarks from Los Angeles Times and Cincinnati Mayor, implying potential conspiracy charges and public scrutiny of authorities. The garbled passage suggests ongoing tension over monopoly power.
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Los Angeles Times
ion—Athinta Journal
Cincinnati Maeuirer
Big Four Specials: Benton Harbor Return Fare $1.75
Daily sale offers round trip to Benton Harbor for $1.75 and return at $1.15 to Winona Lake with two week to two week plus validity. Sale daily until October 31 2001. Includes wedding picnics parties and other events with ice cream and catering.
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Big Four
Benton Harbor
Elkhart
Whie
Winona Lake
Unnecessary Expense Avoided with Remedy Reminder
Acute colic and diarrhoea attack with prompt relief claimed from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A single dose is said to relieve the patient before a physician could arrive, and the remedy is asserted never to fail even in severe cases. Families urged to keep it at hand.
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Chamberlain
Tiny Houseworth
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Elkhart Review
Republican County
Abraham L. Brick
Aarons
Zook
Goshen
Elisha A. Baker
Joseph H. Cannon
Wilson H. Rood
Harrison
David F. Miller
Nappanee
Livy Chamberlain
Valentine Berkey
Rudolph Hire
Benton
H. B. Sykes
F. E. C. Hawks
Thomas Hilbish
Bristol
George W. Fleming
D. O. Batchelor
Charles A. Croop
John Ziesel
Ben C. Bender
John W. Ornell
F. N. Dewey
Charles Bryner
Jefferson
Water Way Tales
West Swangey
Wuelid Avenue
Cassie Chadwick
Cleveland
Finance
Canovas de Castillo
Russia
Turkey
Persia
Oo Shah
America
Austria
Servia
Orea
Acmat
Tilstown
Monn
Iadwen
Worcester County
Mass
M. Frieune
Lens
Legion of Honor
Phil
Latour
Moo
Archer
Wabash
Celephone
Mt Linn
Denmark
Egypt
Sain
Pale
la Crane
Alfonso
Victoria
Banos del Diane
Philip V
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Wagner
Baireauth
Baireuth
Beirut
Syria
Scieftried
Dragon Fafner
Arkansas
Indiana
Ikaeas
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
Overton
Wisconsin
United States
Drs. Washburne
Fine
St. Joe
River
Andrew S. Lamb
Lexington Ave
Idiny
Lord & Thomas Advertising
Lord & Thomas
Chicago
Rysta Theatre
Main Street
B_AMMONS
Enstat
Lawrie
Toney
Flo Vernon
Correo
Corrq
Alanche Freeman
Len
Kinodrome
Walter Z. Redes
Moving Picture Machines
Devion
Mr Button
Homeseekers
Tennessee
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
M. H. Heffner
Bell Phone
Main St
Orion
Miles
R. Farmer
Third St
Miles Medical Co
Hickeet
Elkhart Junk Co
Pratt St
Indiana Bugey Co
Razo Dastrol
Gillette
Houseworth Bros. Prescription Druggists
van Aken
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