The Bulll by the Horns and Gracie’s Pursuit of Truth
Gracie confronts a scheming rival as she defends her mother's honor then journeys to Boston to uncover her missing parent with Lawyer Edgar. Rupert Arnim’s betrayal drives Gracie toward a perilous search ending in a park confrontation near Mount Morris Park.
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Max Hayden
Wau
Eiche
Gracie
Edgar
Rupert Arnim
Boston
Satanella
Harlem
Imneh
Europe
Mr. Kugar
Garland
America
Gettle Gracie
Rupert Anin
New York
Yibg
Mrs. Bancker
Simmons
Simmons. . the Door Opened and Mrs. Arnim Appeared. Ol. “Oh, Mrs.Arnim
Rupert
Sam
Arnim
Mount Morris Ark
Varying Claims as Valet to the Gentle Man
The record describes a man serving as valet to Mr. Clifford and notes he was the only person who entered the gentleman’s sanctum. Whispers among the servants mention night words from the library, but the subject remains unascertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
League of the Cross Campaign Spurs Temperance Push
A new crusade in the Roman Catholic Church promotes the League of the Cross to curb drinking. Cardinal Manning’s movement spreads to Brooklyn where Father Barry cites 12,000 to 15,000 Catholics in a parish battling rampant rum shops. He warns saloons breed crime and vows to strike at the root to save souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF the Cross
St. Peter's
Brooklyn
Fransioli
Barry
Ward
Father Barry
Pow Sud
Curious Facts from an 19th Century Ledger
A collage of odd notes including birth citizenship for Chinese in the U S a Georgia turpentine discovery tall tales about crow taming and vinegar etymology petrified frogs a hairless calf and amber beetle lore an inventor’s electric fishing rod and a world of stamps and oddities from mills and prisons. The items mix curiosities weathered as brief anecdotes and regional trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Laurens County
Baltimore
Georgia
High Springs
Fla
Bir
Freeland
Howe Township
Dauphin County
Peon
Je-An-Schuyler
Pottstown
Pennny
Baltic Sea
West Virginia
Endurance of Alaskan survivor McGarry on six days at sea
The Portland Oregonian lauds McGarry one of the Alaskan wreck survivors for six days on a frail raft. With no food and little rain to drink he endured freezing water and relentless waves, finally being cast ashore near Cross Bay and crawling to safety.
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McGarry
Cross Bay
Portland Oregonian
Leyden Iron Works
Phinney
Snail Place
Port Leyden
William
Beoksat
Lake
Ontario
Ego Ang
Suckett
Death-Roll of Football Players Warns of Season Dangers
Cape Town Africa Argus warns that the English football season has seen numerous fatal injuries and serious lasting harm. It notes eight deaths within two months and fourteen serious injuries over the season, including fractures and internal injuries, urging awareness of the dangers of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Africa
Argus
Kabyle Huts at the Paris Exhibition
The Kabyle huts at the Paris Exhibition fascinate visitors as women inside weave coarse cloth for daiks and burnouses while children crawl about. The men forbid onlookers from seeing the women, and the women work from morning to night with eyes lowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Ireland Train Wreck Kills Many Children in Armagh
A catastrophic railway disaster on the Armagh to Warren Point route kills about seventy two and injures one third of passengers. The runaway cars crashed into the rear train as a stout crowd of Methodist children and teachers rode toward Warren Point. Rescue efforts rush to the scene as officials are jailed for suspected brake failures and obsolete equipment.
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Ireland
Armagh
Warren Point
Jeff Armagh
County Down
Newryver
Hughes
New York
Pittsburg
de Aray
Thal Ae
Paris
France
Germany
Sia
Great Britain
Italy
Austria
Boston
Census circle asks doctors to aid vital stats survey
Robert B Porter announces Dr John S Billings will lead the mortality report for the eleventh census. Physicians are urged to keep June 1 1889 to May 31 1890 records using physician registers and to return data to the Census Office in Washington with assurance of confidentiality.
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Robert B Porter
John S. Billings
U.S. Army
United States
Washington
Fourth aasy pe were appointed as follows in New York State
A long list details numerous appointments across New York State cities and towns including Alfred J Holmer Almond S Church Belleville George Gibson Catawba W M Westcott Chasm Pails Noble Bronte Coeymans Gaylord Caster Dextar EOL Thompson Fisher John H Laird Fres Hold William D Jackson Holland Georg H Chase Jowetl Fernando Hinchey Martindale Nicholsville George S Brush North Stockholm E M Bishop Olive Bridge O B Sweezy Open Meadows Christian Ables Redwood T Benton Pierca Reed's Corners PLA Bryant Sonora A W Wixon South Bradford C K Bacon Swain C W Me Kinstry Three Mile Bay D A McVean Victor and Mary B Ray West Coxsackie Governor Hunt signs anti bucket shop bill and other measures.
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New York State
J. K. Reading
Alfred
Holmer
Almond
S. ‘Church
Belleville
George Gibon
Catawba
W. M. Westcott
Chasm-Pails
Noble-Bronte
Coeyman'’s
Gaylord
Caster
Dextar
Eol
Thompson
Fisher's
John H
Laird
Freshold
William D. Jackson
Holland
Georg H. Chase
Jowetl
Fernando Hinchey
Martindale
Nicholville
George S. Brush
Stockholm
E. M. Bishop
Olive Bridge
O. B. Sweezy
Open Meadows
Christian Ables
Redwood
T. Benton Pierca
Reed's Corners
Pla. Bryant
Sonora
A. W. Wixon
South
Bradford
C.K
Bacon
Swain
Me- Kinstry
Three Mile Bay
D. A. McVean
Victor
Mary B. Ray
West Coxsackie
Hunt
West. Point
Wageer
Elmira
F.A. Gray
Herkimer
Gray
Marlborough
R. Kane
Hancock
Kane
Hilu
Sing Sing
Willraw E. Scwout
Canajoharie
Amsterdam
Joan Thomas
John Welsh
James Hanlon
Auburn Prison
Thomas
Hanlon
Hinton
Bidly
Burt
W. W. Wricht
Geneva
Tilden
Tanonr
Albany
Matteawan Episcopal Church
St. Lawrence
Maple Grove
James Forsyth
West Troy
Forsyth
Syracuse Medical College
Hekl
CH. Sims
Labor trends and strikes across industries noted in eighteenth century report
The survey highlights widespread labor distress with strikes in Bohéthia, active Western coal trade, rising shipbuilding, and numerous worker groups including carpenters, locksmiths, and watchmakers. It cites foreign-born workforces, wage disputes, co operative buying in Omaha, and looming changes in mills, railroads, and American industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohéthia
Borupina
Macrimeny
Manentius
Vienna
Omaha
Western
United States
New York
Martinique
French West Indies
Connecticut
Prescott
Lancashire
England
Ips van Erren
New York City
San Francisco
Oyster J
Barbers
Pen Ivania
Our Mineral Wealth Annual Mining Report Summary
The annual report from the Division of Mining police shows total mineral value at 691,088,931 dollars. Gold valued at 53,175,000 dollars. copper 33,333,954 dollars. iron 944,000 dollars. lead 109,680,000 dollars. zinc 1,600,000 dollars. Coal production reached 142,037,350 tons valued at 204,221,000 dollars.
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Day
Division of Mining Police
Uni
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Arting
Bernard Hergert
Chayter Xyvil
Milton
Massachusetts
Smoky
Orrim Clifford
Clarissa
Goodal
House of Lords
Duke of Westminster
Zululand
Temperance
W.C.T. U
Bangkok
Siam
Sam Smarl
Mae
Humphrey Bays
Kansas
Minneapolis
Palace
Tyrrell County
N. C
W. Shelly
Milford Square
United States Treasury
Pete Nutt
Cades County
General Grant
D. B. Flint
Flint
Nijni-Novgorod
Russia
M. Mace
Surete
Golombephile
Watertown
Britton & Co
Joss
Cheeseman
Ees
Peter Sawreg
Carthage
Sawyer
Josefh Landshiere
Cartersville
Rogert McEumamer
Utica
Police
Assembly
Mohawk Valley
West Shore
Cornell University
Ithaca
Madison College
Hamilton
University of Rochester
Wells ‘College For Young Ladies
Aurora
Cleveland
Wells College
Nisita
Lewis County
the Labor World
Withix
Eace
Joilet
West
Creamery
State
Penn
Canada
Ieee Boston
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