Retiring From Business Sale Slaughter Of Boots And Shoes
A wholesale closing sale offers two pairs for the price of one and urges quick purchase before November 1. The stock includes new up to date boots and shoes, with emphasis on variety and stylish lines, urging buyers to act before sizes run out.
No Place for Poor Miners Says Klondike Expert
Delone Howie warns the Klondike goldfields favor the rich and heavy labor, with estimates of total yield and royalities. He cites Dawson shortages, government charges, and transport hurdles as major obstacles for poorer entrants, urging cautious investment and self-sufficiency for would‑be prospectors.
Warhorses and fame in Civil War legends and Waterloo’s Duke
A reflective survey of warhorses from Sheridan and Lee to Stonewall Jackson and Washingtons mounts. The piece recalls Winchester, Gettysburg, Waterloo, and the fate of celebrated chargers like Winchester, Traveler, Sorrel, Nellie Grey, and the Duke of Wellington’s horse, noting their roles, endings, and memorialized rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Santiago
Roonvelt
Bin
San Juan Bill
Shafter
Miles
Sheridan
Winchester
Phil
Wincheater
Army Museum
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Jackson
Cincinnati
Grant
Cinei
Virginia
Fite-Hugh Log
Nellie Grey
Nellie
Battle of
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Washington
Dolly
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Copenhagen
MacDonann
Fragmented quotes pull from era papers across crimes and politics
A collage of quoted exchanges shows a secretary asking about a quick quitting, a Sherman scalping bill tied to jail, and a Spaniard remark about Mr Smith. The Detroit Free Press and New York World snippets hint at political and social dialogue from historical papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonda
Detroit Free Press
Edith
Mr. Smith
May Jones
New York World
Antarctic Expedition Reveals Belgica Tales and Harsh Winter
Polish geologist Dr Henryk Ardowaki from the Belgica Antarctic expedition describes crossing the southern ice, the ship trapped for a year, deaths of crew members, and scant land life while noting future aims in magnetic studies and climate research for Antarctic exploration. The voyage aimed to study scientific conditions and to push toward the magnetic pole amid dangerous ice and seas.
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Henryk Ardowaki
Sydney Telegraph
Lieut Gorlache
Antareti
Ardoweki
Staten Island
Dance Land
Alexander I. Land
Antarctic
South Polar
Ion Preweare
Lieutenant Dance
Carl Jencke
Cape Horn
Puota Eran Patagonia
Arctic
North Polar
Borchgrevinch
Arotowski
Victoria Land
Greenland
South Pole
The Anchor Saloon Promises Fine Draughts and Liquor
The Last Car line to Waikiki and Palama passes the Anchor Saloon where skilled mixologists craft any drink. Seattle beer and Rainier Bock on draught are offered along with a full liquor line including A A Jeuse Moore Whisky. The saloon aims to please patrons.
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King Street
Waikiki
Palama
Anchor
Seattle
A.A. Jeuse Moore
Warrimoo
Rainier Bock
Anchor Saloon
Rainier Beer Coming to The Criterion
In a growing local note, Mealle toor reports Rainier beer is becoming a household word. The Criterion plans to offer Rainier on tap or in bottles, promising easier access and wider popularity for the beverage.
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Mealle Toor
Rainier
Seattle
Criterion
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Renender
Maine
New York Tournal
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Blatter
Spali
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Belgica