Washington Letter on Reed and Hitt at Willard's Tavern
Special Correspondence from Washington describes Speaker Reed playing lawn tennis at Hitt's residence with Hitt's son, his playful character, and close ties with Blaine and Lodge. It notes Hitt's scholarly tastes, his extensive letters to answer, and the social scene around Willard's Tavern and Newspaper Row amid a sweltering summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitt
Willard
Washington
Daly
Speaker Reed
RB. BR. Hitt
Mr. Hitt
Reed
Capitol
Tom
Gabe
Mr. Reed
Springer
Ilinois
Congress
House
Senate
Fayette
Ind
Mr. Lodge
Blaine
Congrect
Mr. Hill
Webster, Clay and
Calhoun
Gen Butterworth
Gen. Hatch
Missouri
Ben Butterworth
Hannibal
St. Louis
Mississippi
Hatch
Willard’s
Newspaper Row
Warner Wellman
New Method of Treating Disease and Hospital Remedies
A new method of treating disease expands access to specialties from Europe and America. Digestive, stomach, liver, catarrh, lung, kidney, female weakness, rheumatism, and nervous ailments are addressed with collected specifics from noted specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe
Jet Carter
Eo Carter
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Europe
America
Moffat
Medica
Bestiaa Moffat
Phoenix
Ape
J. P. Mils
Liberty Street
Scenes in Guatemala Time of Peace Sunday Life and Barillas Rule
Correspondence from Frederick W. White described just before Central American disturbances, detailing a Guatemalan day of peace and a Sunday, with insights into Barillas’s regime, romance and cruelty, amid tensions with San Salvador. The piece previews looming upheaval in the Central American republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Guatemala
San Salvador
Frederick W. White
Guatemalan Sundays From Church to Revolt
A travel note from Guatemala describes Sundays filled with mass at a grand church, cock and bull fights, and operatic evenings. It then recounts a dramatic political tale of Barillas, Castanado, and Ruano, detailing revolts, executions, and shifting alliances that shaped the early history of the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
America
Guatemala la Nueva
White
Spanish America
Notre Dame
Paris
Madrid
Jose Reno Barrios
Barrios
Ident of the Republic of Guatemala 1883 President Barillas
The text notes Guatemala in 1883 after the death of a dictator, when a leading army officer aided by an Indian figure named Barillas became president, outlining his character and role in seizing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Guatemala
Barill
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Fred. Hittman
Cloverdale
Bas
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P. M. Rein
Carters
Ely
Catarreh
Ely Brot
Steketee
George CG. Steketee
Grand Rapids, Mich
N. E
Napers
SF Smith & 60
Secret of Health
Peter Ag Food
Tutt
Park Place
Iron Willed
Mrs. Hitt
Ry Sy
Castanadce
Castanado
Barillas
Cusehold
Ruano
Matagnescuintla
New Orleans
Mizner
Freepenicx W. White
R. A. Payne
Greenville
Ala
Bradfield Reg. Co
Atfeats
Jareaica
Pacifié Ocean
Plaza Mayor
Kweet
Park
T. Hill Mansfield
Ragents
Castoria
Page
Chicago
Tar-Oid CO
I. I. Eaton
Central Music Hall
Englewood
Taroid Company
Dolph Street
D. Malette
Madison St
Randol
Staan
L. G. Carpente
Dickey Street
LPH SF
Chicago Smalls
Thieme & Gross
Myer
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