Deep Sea Sailors Vanish as Bowery Lore Fades From City
A historical look at a decline in sailors once roisterous on New York waters, with tales of the Bowery and South Street, Jack the sailor, and a shift away from the roistering maritime era. The piece traces fading waterfront life, aging crews, and shifts in labor from decks to inland work as steam power rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cii
Tos
York
Jack
Iaumon
Bowery
South Street
Senit
Auwer
Sandau
Gallo
Redbert
Hongkong
Antilles
Suez
Aun
Naples
Mim
Lyan
Quehouw
New Yorke
Dewy
Orleans
Bush Street
Wriscoe
James
Catherine Street
Cherey
Smaicomia
Carl McGowan
Sean
Royal Complications over an American Heiress Big Catch
The Strip of text notes a royal engagement rumor involving an American heiress and the Count of Turin. It mentions the marquis sliding toward a dukedom, vast incomes, and romantic intrigue with the king’s rumored favor, plus a princess reaction to foreign reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agvert Stillions
Turin
Sportsman's Son a Musical Prodigy
Albert Spaulding, noted American sportsman and publisher, is highlighted as a musical prodigy in this feature. The piece discusses his early talents and potential, framing his abilities within the broader context of American musical promise.
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Albert Prodigies
America
Shwiding
Spankling
A. Ines
Albert Spaulding
Publsher
Arhtetin
Gust Utiele
Love Leads Son Across Sea to Mother’s Letter
Walter Beardsley meets his birth mother after years apart, prompted by a heartfelt letter from Mrs. Wilhelmina Beardsley seeking him in Newark. The story traces a perilous adoption from Rio de Janeiro to Germany, Leipsic, and finally America, where a reunion unfolds amid emotional relief and acknowledgment of long separation.
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Walter Edward
Carthing
Wilkin Fie & Department of Cewark
Dsley
Casterning
Harvest Madock
Newark
Germany
William H
Hla Gwa Hiay
Lamver
Leipsic
Mr. Bearrletoy
Loving Mather
Whillean Mo Brardaley
Wiliim
Beardsloe
Department
al Wager
Lil Newark
N. ml
America
Elis
Aarelin
Tin
Fedler Toles
Madoeles
Newa md
Roussey Moves Gun and Bicycle Store Location
A. J. Roussey, Gun and Bicycle Store, moved from 621 Harrison Street to 130 East Columbia Street. The Journal-Gazette Want Ads hint at the change as part of local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Roussey
Gun and Bicycle
Harrison Street
Columbia Street
Journal-Gazette
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Heppings
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Anne
England
Patricia
Count of
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Saale
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Tie Conkul
Asu
Walter
Fort Wayne Outfitters
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Fort Wayne Outfiters Co
Fort Wayne Onttfitters Co
Fort Wayne Outfitters Co
East Main Street
Old Journal-Gazette
Scranton
Moderwell Coal CO
Veltadom
L. & W. Brand
Tackson
Massillom
Hocking Valley
Cannel
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Haffner’s Star Bakery
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P.to-Date Clothing CO
Barr Street
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