Animal brands catalog of Braddock and surrounding towns
A long list describes cattle and horses brands assigned to numerous owners in Braddock Winona Williamsport Emmonsburg Glencoe and nearby areas. Brands include letters like A B C D and symbols such as goblet coffin shape and triangle with open corners, with hip and shoulder locations noted for each owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
H. W
Braddock
Joseph
Winona
Backhaus
Herman
Linton
Baker
Linona
Bazter
Benz
August
Williamsport
I Brown
J. O
Burbage
James
Livona
Casey
P.J
Hampton
Clark
Joseph—Dale
Henry
Chase
R. F
M. P
Rohessey Arthur—Livena
Coover
C. E
Glencoe
Doersching
Lewie
Ees Onick
Borges
Frederick
Jas
Gayton
James B
Gray
T. M
Guthrie
Waggard
Ben
Emmansburg
Eerste
G. A
Herolz
R.—Linton
Botton
Lel
Kinsella
Ashgrove
Knudtson
F. P
Macnider
William—Emmonsburg
Mundigo
Mittlestedter
E’atter
G. M
Williamsaport
Poe
Peteraga
A. B
Armstrong
Pete
A. L
L. C
Winchester
Peatle
John
Rearkers
G. W
Westfield
Rush
Eeley
F. D
Smith
Stewart
Dale
Beverly
Geo
Tracy
Thompson
RK. W
Mamaton
Raigeon
Welsh in Patagonia Presses Case for Colony Support
The Welsh in Patagonia press ongoing meetings in Lancashire and other provinces to gain public opinion after a government rebuff. They lament the Buenos Aires policy of postal blockades and religious interference, urging Britain to aid the Chupat Welsh colony and protect its schools and rights. The situation risks further tensions with Argentine authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Belmalf
Foreign Office
Lancashire
Liverpool
England
Messrs. Evans
Buenos Ayres
Chupat
National Guard
Maj. O'Donnell
Great Britain
London Post
Agrarian Serfdom in Hungary Ties Farmers to Feudal Lords
A. Ivan Tonjoroff argues that Hungary clings to feudal land relations with farmers bound to hereditary landowners. Each adult male owes 50 days of labor to the seignior, who can demand it at will, causing farmers to harvest others’ crops while their own fail to thrive from weather and delays.
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Hungary
A. Ivan Tonjoroff
Busy visitors and county tax battle fill Linton town
In Emmons county notes from Linton residents and visitors include Judge Rowerdink and Mrs. Braddock from Da kem, John Stewart from Dale and many others. The Wood law tax case advances with Coroner White serving papers and officials Braddock and Allen cited in Bismarck, amid widespread discussion of county finances and Armstrong’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rowerdink
John Stewart
Dale
Linton
Mr. Crain
Bank of Linton
Aberdeen
Peter Leonard
Glanavon
Mr. Ferguson
Horsehead Country
Bollinger
Hein, M. D
Andrew Boschker
Westfield
Irwin
Bank of Braddock
J. O. Schott
Hull
Schott
Rooks
Campbell County
Emmons County
John’ Roop
W. C. Cruser
Montrose
Emmons
Dick Evans
Petrie
Scweitzer
The
Anzeiger
Haptonstall
Wm. Southwick
A. L. Able
Jamestown
Stutsman
Bloomenfeldt
Bismarck
Allen
R. N. Stevens
F. H. Register
Asa Patterson
Armstrong
Wood
Michael T
Braddock
Chace
Armstrong-Allen-Stevens
No Election Keeps County Seat Debate From Advancing
The county faces no vote on relocating the seat as residents in Cherry Grove Logan Williamsport and Denham oppose the move. A six to one countywide sentiment would likely favor keeping the seat where it is, with concerns about records safety and future turmoil cited by supporters of Linton, and court action possible in May or June 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Grove
Logan
Williamsport
Denham
Linton
Braddock
Famous in sports and hunting exploits across British aristocracy
A gleaming portrait of aristocratic sport from Gordon Castle to Atholl Forest. It notes Lady Caroline Gordon Lenox hosting at Gordon Castle, Lord Carnarvon's large bird slaughter for the Prince of Wales, the Bradley Martins' famed Scottish shooting estate, Lady Craven's visits, Lord de Grey's prowess, and remarkable deer drives in Atholl Forest during royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Richmond
Gordon Castle
Caroline Gordon Lenox
Lord Carnarvon
Prince of Wales
Bradley Martins
Scotland
Lady Craven
Tem
Lord de Grey
England
Ireland
Atholl Forest
Prince and Princess of Wales
Dinner scenes in Scottian fiction and Victorian meals
The analysis notes Scott’s stories feature picturesque dinners with noble meals and geniality. It contrasts female novelists like Ouida who allow few substantial meals with male writers who abound in feasts. Lothair centers on banquets and aspic birds, while Dickens and Thackeray offer epicurean and hearty meals respectively.
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Scott
Ouida
Disraeli
How Names Originated In The United States And Nearby
A concise etymology of place names. Miami stems from Miahmetah meaning stony river. Lackawanna is an Indian term for the stream that forks. Rappahannock comes from Tap pahannock meaning quick rising river. Leake Huron reflects the Hurons on its shores. Katahdin in Maine means the high hill. Kearsarge marks pine mountain. Milwaukee derives from Minnewaukee meaning rich and beautiful country.
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Miami
Lackawanna
Maine
Milwaukee
Belgium Leads World Rail Density and Safety Efforts
Belgium has 32.2 miles of railroad per square mile, the highest ratio. Officials praise progress in safety with self stopping devices and consider replacing telegraphs with telephones for interstation communication, with New York New Haven Hartford reporting success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
New York, New Haven & Hartford
McTavish and Partners Visit Town in Torn Settlement
John McTavish N Young and DeWitt Schwab were in town last Saturday. McTavish is bound for Tacoma Washington where three of his sons live. He reached a settlement with the Great Northern railway over a locomotive spark that started a prairie fire burning a thrashing crew including Ira Young and McTavish, leaving both severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McTavish
N. Young
DeWitt Schwab
Burleigh County
Mr. McTavish
Ira Young
Advice to Girls from a New York Weekly Opinion
A columnist urges women to accept their life, avoid nagging for money, and focus on maintaining a pleasant home. It minimizes attempts to understand a man’s motives, counsels patience in early marriage, and endorses women staying home if the husband earns well.
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N. Y
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P. W. Groen
Anne Bakker
H. T. Anderson
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George Burge
John Henderson
Sheriff Rooks
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