Island Romance and Burr Treason on Blennerhassett Isle
The article recalls the Blennerhassett Island saga in Marietta and Harman Blennerhassett's glamorously cultured life, the Burr expedition, and its downfall. It traces Burr's Westward intrigues, the island mansion, lavish hospitality, and the 1806 scheme to build a Mexican empire, ending with treason trials, debts, and the current use of the island as a summer picnic ground.
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Jameson
Transvaal
British South African Company
Great Britain
Coutry
Aaron Burr
Harman Bieenerhaeett
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Burr
Ohio River
Kanawha
Marietta
Hes Blennerhasset
Ia Helle Riviere
Herman Blennerhassett
West
Blennerhassett
Hampshire
England
Harman
Trinity College
Dublin
Inna of Court
Fila
Ireland
Agnew
Isle of Man
London
New York
Ohio
Virginis
Virginia
Blennerhausett
Belpre
Wood County
Ita
Agron Burr
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Spain
Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Blennerhasset Island
Slennerhassett
Buffice
Red River
Theodosia
Bateaux
Baron Bastrop
Blennerhaussett
Burr Fn
Acta
Alston
South Carolina
Blennerhagsett
Natchez
Canada
Biaslater
America
Ohio Island
Congress
Blennerbassett Island
Albert Claypool White
San Francisco
Argonaut
New Vacuum Canning Method Promises Tin-Free Fruits
A new vacuum process for canning fruits is claimed to replace old tins. It removes cooking gases and air, reducing fermentation. No solder is used and each jar opens by a puncture with a tool, allowing the cover to lift off. The method suits apples at harvest time.
A Farmers Railroad Hines Vision for North Dakota Traffic
A rural pioneer named Farmer Hines in Drayton North Dakota preaches a cooperative rail scheme to move grain directly to Duluth. He builds a 40 mile grade without credit, claims long term savings, hires 200 workers in Minnesota woods, and seeks laws limiting Sunday trains and channeling profits to charity, drawing mixed support from Duluth merchants and regional rails.
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Drayton
North Dakota
Red River
Farmer Hines
Red River Valley
Frost Cme
Grafton
Great Northern
Duluth
Lnes
St. Cloud
Mina
Lake Superior
Northern Pacific
Hines
Woods
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Farmers Railroad
Red Lake
Harmlone
Chicago Times Herald
Turkey the land of the Turks and historic empire terms
The text describes Turkey as the land of the Turks and refers to the Ottoman Empire from the era of a great Sultan Otoman I. It mentions the Sublime Porte, an official term applied to the Turkish government, tracing the phrase to the magnificent gate and palace power.
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Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Otoman I
Sublime Porte
Lesperiel Palnae
Customs and Jim Dutton's Texas fortune
A Washington Star anecdote recalls Jim Dutton who thrived by respecting Texas customs. He registered a hog brand, fattened hogs near Brownwood, traded meat for cattle, and built a solid bank balance before returning to Maine to run a quiet summer resort after ignoring another local custom.
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Riggs House
Washington Star
Jim Dutton
Jim
Brownwood
Texas
Dutton
San Antonio
Maine
Enterprise
Tribute to a Missouri dog Maje and his master Ed
A Humana Society Record correspondent recounts a true tale of Maje the dog and Ed a 15 year old boy. The pair shared happiness until Ed left for Denver. Maje mourned with howls and tears when letters arrived. A canary accident ends with Maje releasing the injured bird and the family grieving this misdeed.
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Humana Society
Maje
Missouri
Denver
Mare
Cat
Canary
Changes on the Moon Challenge Belief of Lunar Constancy
The article notes growing doubt that the moon remains unchanged. It cites observations suggesting possible formation of new elevations and cracks in the lunar shell, while warning that telescopes may miss small details. It compares potential lunar upheavals to known Earth mountains formed by volcanic forces.
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Jorollo
Mexico
Monte Nuovo
Bay of Naples