Peter Cooper Birthday Celebration and Honorary Degree
The 88 year old Peter Cooper, celebrated at his home 9 Lexington Avenue with a reception hosted by Mrs. Abram Hewitt. The University of New York planned to award him a Doctor of Laws for his public service and encouragement of science. Cooper spoke on finance, science, and national duty, recalling early life and urging constitutional fidelity and practical philanthropy.
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Peter Cooper
Abram Sewitt
Mr. Cooper
University of New York
Cooper
New York Sun
Mrs. Hewitt
Jenihgon Avenue
Tilden
Cyrus W. Field
John and
Anthony
Manhattan College
Shea and
Daly
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Howard Crosby
Judge Daly
A. 8. Grant, Jr
Thurlow Weed
David Dudley Field
A. A. Low
John Bigelow
William E. Dodge
John Cadwallader
H. A. Marquand
Andrew H. Green
Charles E. Whitehead
Adams
Bishop Harris
H. E. Davies
E. C. Benedict
Regents
H. R. Pierson
Chauncey M. Depew
George W. Curtis
O. H. Warren
University
Cooper Institute
Greenwoy
Dr. Adams
Baltimore
Canton Tron
Baltimore and Ohio
North American Telegraph Company
Board of Education
Croton Aqueduct
Cooper Union
van Buren
New York
Twenty-eighth Street
Europe
Mr. Chase
Senate
Indianapolis
Foster
Dale
Jones
Sixth Street
Fowler
Committee On
Sarnighausen
Dice
Messrs
Truster
Treat
Streich
Woolen
Riley
Reeve
Harris
Yeas
Rave
New Haven
Huntington
Switzerland
Scott
House
Terre Haute
Adjutant General
State Charities
Ryland T. Brown
Kramer
Benz
Board of Trustees
Logansport
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis Daily Jeune
Commonwealth
Langdon
Burrell
Osborne
Elkhart
Overmeyer
Compton
House of Representatives
Torture arts of Japan and a moral tale of scandal in New York
A historical compilation describes brutal Japanese torture devices such as Isu stone and Mokuba fits, detailing methods like water deprivation and boiling wounds. The text shifts to a New York court saga involving Hildebrandt and Ogden, recounting libel suits, bribery rumors, and a blind plaintiff who ends tragically, with courtroom intrigue and social downfall.
A Northern Indiana Gang Raids Dry Goods and Jewelry Stores
A gang robbed Dits Washburns dry goods and L C Shaws jewelry on the night of November 28, stealing hundreds of dollars in goods and jewelry. Clues led to arrests of Clinton West and Jack Murray in Wabash, with further searches at Union City Marion and Manchester. More goods were found, and warrants issued for Harris and two women named Butler. The gang is said to stretch across Northern Indiana, with further arrests anticipated as law enforcement closes in.
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Hildebrandt
Ogden
Hildebr
Taylor
Hildebrant
Circuit Court
Kings County
Oeden
Supreme Court
High Bridge
Washburn
Messrs
Shaw
Manchester
Clinton West
Jack Murrray Co
Wabash
Harris
Butler
Marion
Epee
North Manchester
David Krisher
West
Murray
Indiana
Despair and Death in a Revived Brooklyn Eagle Tale
The piece recounts an old Chicago fur trade tale involving William Ben and William Hildebrandt. Hildebrandt, a small German man, travels to the frontier to barter skins with trappers, described with vivid, dramatic flair and a hint of romantic danger.
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Central Park
High Bridge
Brooklyn Eagle
William Ben
Chicago
William Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Fort Wayne Ad Columns Echo State News And Local Figures
The Huntington Herald notes a Fort Wayne physician and Fort Wayne figures in advertising pages. Willion Fleming is praised as state treasurer elect with bonds set at 150000, while Col B C Shaw steps down. Fort Wayne reader recollections and general political chatter wrap the column.
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The
Fort Wayne Comercial
J. F. Ackerman
New Albany Ledger-Standard
Willion Fleming
B.C. Shaw
Col
Fleming
Fort Wayne
J.standard
Bill Fleming
Huntington Herald
Frank Wolke
Allen County
Rocial Deestridte
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Peter Cooper's
New York Herald
Mr. Evarts
Washington
Ime
Japan
Thiretax
Tantalus
Horuka-Zeme
Teppo-Zeme
Hebi-Zeme
Japan Gazette
Cuchold
Oden
Ouden
Tate
Avillain
William B. Ogden
Shorter & Lansing
Kent
Seigher
Mexars
Menzies
Eeves
Myron W. Reed
Kahlo
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Corporations
Herod
Committee On Elections
Win
Bo Seward
R.W. Miers
Gordon
Hoube
Bureau of Statistics
Adams County
Conner
Benton County
William L. Morgan
Committee On Claims
Renate
Hart
Streight
Finance
House of Natives
Grubbe
Arrouttee
Sintz
Handy
Hosmer
Humphreys
Johnson
Kester
Lehmuh
Miers
Mitchell
Nave
Cosborn
Perry
Reichelderfer
Rooker
Saint
Scholl
Schweitzer
Shauck
Shields
Shutt
Stucker
Daviess
Warrick
Thompson
Tulley
Vanpelt
van Valzab
Willard
Wimmer
Works
Cawthorne
Nayes
Arnold
Grant
Baker
Tippecanoe
Bearss
Brown
Steuben
Campbell Carey
Connaway
Copeland
Donnell
Fancher
Golden
Harland
Hess
Hopkins
Hubbard
Kelly
Kirkpatrick
Lindley
Major
March
Messick
Osborn
Columbia City Post
Treaaurer
Ret
Clay Todd
Owen, Pixley & Cos
Court Street
W Price Raki
Jamaica
Steele & Price
Mantrs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East
Columbia Street
Wayne
Todd
oOo Minerm
South America
East Indies
Ind
Dari
Phan
Lamtree
John A. Miller
Henry Street
E. Columbia
United States
Columbia
Clinton Sts
Reorven Heustin & Hamilton
S & J. G. Thies & Bro
Bore
Prescott Bros. & CO
N. G. Olds & Sons
Spoke and Wheel
Fort Wayne, Ind
U. Nova