Local notes mix of births marriages and events in town
Local items mention the Hall family building on Broadway, Greenawalt visiting Salt Lake City, and a Be. Joe River picnic. Notes cover weddings, funerals in New Haven and Fort Wayne, illness and recoveries, a county GOP meeting, a music teacher appointment, trotting records, and a Labor Day plan with events at Centlivre's park and a grand ball at Princess.
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Metaker
Broadway
Saligas
T Oaks, Mich
A. J. Suepiorts
James Ison
Baye
Jpl
K. of L
B. McCilloch
Leo
Niles
Ipumibis
Post
Mr. Sete
Forte
J. D. Dun
Misses Ord
Zanesville
Grace Car-Bobilya
Indianapélie
Empire “Harvesting Ma Company
Fryer
Fairfield
Thanverento
Jefferson Street
Warsaw
Gus.Rabus
Les
Fort’ Wayne
Mineral Beach
Lake Park
Bert Sam- Valparaiso
Leroy Gresley
Ellis ‘Loyd McIntosh
Hoagland. Ie
Trades and Labor Council
Centlivre’s
Haunted House Visit Ends With Dream In Police Station
Chief Wilkinson and reporter enter the Aveline house seeking ghosts. After eerie events and a headless apparition, the man wakes at the station claiming the fright was a dream. He wishes to return with a larger entourage for safety.
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Wilkinson
The
Sentinel
Berry Street
Aveline House
West Wayne
West Jefferson
Bloom Streets
Jack Kennelly
Tom Wilkinson
Lapp
Rohle
Officer Tremmel
Marshal Franke
Tyrotoxicon Cheese Poison Discovered in 19th CenturyCases
Historical reports from 1880s Michigan describe hundreds ill after eating cheese and later milk tainted with tyrotoxicon, a poison later identified by Professor Vaughn. Cases in 1855 and 1886 linked illness to improper milk handling and warm storage, with ice cream outbreaks noted in 1856 in Lawton Michigan.
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Michigan Board of Health
Michigan
Vaughn
University of Michigan
New York Journal
Long Branch
Profagsor Vaughn
Lawton Mich
Dickinson and Allison Lead Party Figures in Campaign Notes
Don M. Dickinson, Michigan figure and 46, leads the Democratic National Campaign Committee with past roles including postmaster general and state committeeman. Senator William B. Allison of Iowa named to head the American delegation to the Brussels monetary conference. long a Republican leader and financier. Also mentions J B Cranfill, prohibition candidate, and a Jersey cow record by Signal's Lily Flag, plus a note on three thousand stitches in hand-sawed boots.
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Don M. Dickinson
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Michigan
Democratic State Central Committee of
Greely
Cleveland
William F. Vilas
Wisconsin
Interior
Chicago
Dickinson
William C. Whitney
Navy
William B. Allison
Iowa
International Monetary Conference
Brussels
Allison
William Windom
Hite
the Treasury
Senate
Samuel H. Moore
Huntsville
Ala
Signal
Love and Reform in the Ladies Home Journal
Features include Miss Anna Foster as a Washington society figure and cabinet daughter, discussions on managing husbands, life in a convent school with strict discipline, and notes on Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Davis at West Point. Also mentions Trinity College Dublin and a 10,000-signature petition for women’s higher education.
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Anna Foster
Miss Foster
Washington
Miss Anna
Edward W. Bokin
Ome
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ethyl Ingalls
Ulysses S. Grant
Jesse
Cranston's
West Point
Jefferson Davis
Cranston’s
Davis
Grant
Dublin University
Trinity College
Dublin
Pearls of Powerful Names Across Courts and Stages
A column recalls high priced state pearls worn by Baroness Rothschild and her sister, notes Mme Dosne's thirty year pearl collection, mentions the Empress of Austria's black pearl hoard, and recalls a famous French actress mocked for wearing oversized stage pearls. The actress quips that she has no small pearls for real life.
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Rothschild
Gustave de Rothschild
Mme. Thiers
Mmle
Dosne
Austria
Wealthy New York widow Ayers poses in velvet portrait
Mrs Ayers, a wealthy New York widow, has had her portrait painted by Carolus Duran. She sits on a throne like chair draped in antique tapestry, wearing a heavy velvet robe and a purple mantle bordered with Russian sehle. The portrait conveys grandeur and opulence.
New Work About the Brontes Reveals Fresh Details
A forthcoming Brontes book by Dr. Wright promises new and highly interesting information. He draws on Irish relatives of the author of Jane Eyre. The material suggests Bronte family traditions underpin parts of Wuthering Heights and claims Patrick Bronte’s life is not alluded to in that novel.
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Brontes
Dr. Wright
Wright
Wuthering Heights
Patriclk
Countess of Meath opens home for epileptic women and children
The Countess of Meath establishes a new home linked to the Girl's Friendly Society for epileptic women and children. Reports note royal visits in Holland, Edith Simcox's Miners' International Federation origin, and gifts to libraries and autographs. Lily E Benn funds sewing classes for East End girls, Emma P Ewing criticizes kitchen neglect, urging practical cooking and affordable kitchen utensils.
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Countess of Meath
Miners’ International Federation of Europe
Edith Simcox
Mme. Viardot Garcia
Mozart
Don Giovanni
Paris Conservatoire
Beere
M. Ambroise Thomas
Conservatoire
Miss Benn
Emma P. Ewing
No Account of Tastes in a Distant World
A collage of odd notes on royal titles and etiquette across cultures. It mentions Chalalongkoyn of Siam and Prince Mom Rajawongse Pheen, with tangents on Turkish and Hebrew hat customs, Milan’s lighting and power setup, a church fair, a grave joke from a grab bag, Abyssinian washing rites, and a quip about a daughter learning piano.
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Chalalongkoyn
Siam
Mom Rajawongse Pheen
Prawongteur Poa Ong Chow Seysoniwongse
Milan
John Spader
A Man of Pris in a Dining Room Silence
A man in a diner confronts a waiter claiming he was bribed to be kept waiting. The reply shows the waiter insisting he cannot be bought and has delayed the man to prove his integrity. The exchange ends without resolution.
Adaptability of the Land Sprains Among Horses
The article argues hog production is often unprofitable on many farms and offers fencing, housing, and feeding strategies to improve margins. It recommends small sow herds, two litters yearly, root-based winter feeds, selective breeds, and careful management to cut costs and raise profits. It also covers sprain care in horses, buckwheat as a versatile crop, and honey benefits for beekeepers.
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Waldo F. Brown
PracticalHints From The Garden And Kitchen
A collection of home tips covers planting best practices for catalpa trees and fruit grafting, weed control, tool storage, pruning cautions, disease and wound care, kitchen remedies, beverage flavors, burn treatment, old feather bed refresh, rice milk and toast water, entertaining etiquette, and simple extracts like lemon rind sugar and beef extract methods.
Fragmented Crib of Anecdotes and Jests From Aged Columns
A jumble of quips and lines from a bygone paper features jokes about country and city children, a doctor patient moment, a hotel veranda cigarette anecdote, seed dealer miscommunications, a math anecdote about Montgomery Montgomery, a marrying widower at fifty eight, and vintage notes on early machinery like Woodworth’s planing machine and Detmold’s blast furnace.
Louisiana's New Judge Nicholls Named Chief Justice
Ex Governor Francis T. Nicholls of Louisiana is named Chief Justice of the state Supreme Court. A West Point graduate and Confederate general who lost an arm, leg, and an eye, Nicholls is lauded for anti lottery leadership and steadfast courage. He hails from an old New York Knickerbocker family and is related to poet James Rodman Drake.
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Nicholls
Francis T. Nicholls
Louisiana
Supreme Court
West Point
Knickerbocker
New York
James Rodman Drake
Fay
In Siam natives use inverted vase wicker trap for fish
In Siam natives employ a rare wicker contrivance shaped like an inverted vase with no bottom. One man drives fish downstream while another clubs them as they gather thickest, then a third inserts an arm into the trap to pull out the catch.
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Siam
The Pooley Catarrh Cure Hoax Exposed at Fort Wayne
A sensational patient testimonial from Peter E Pooley, a 14 year old boy, claims dramatic relief from catarrh and related symptoms after treatment at Stackhouse Medical Institute in White's Bank Building Fort Wayne. The piece questions interview value and promotes the institute as a cure source with mail treatment and $1 consultation.
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Peter E. Pooley
Wabash Avenue
Stackhouse Medical Institute
Thava
Stackhouse’ Medical Institute
Pooley
Mr. Allen
White's Bank and Building
Stackgoast Medical
White
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Weber
Ohio
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Relis
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Helicer Rite
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Filiets
Tue Sexrnxer
Geribe
Tas Sentixer
OUR Picture Gallery
Men Whoare
William J. Allison
J. B. Cranfill
J. B. Cyanfill
Parker County
Texas
State Prohibition Committee of
Baptist Young People's Union of America
National Prohibition Committee
L Leis
MC le
Ucas
Mrs. Grant
Creesus
Duran
Ayers
Silas
Catalpa
Hoaachold
Sharpe
Wooden
Montgomery Montgomery
Bllas
Kie
Willy
Puck
Woodworth
Detmold
Peter
F.toolet
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