Pilgrim Stories of Hong Kong and Sea Routes Unearth Trade
In Shanghai to Hong Kong travel notes a steamer Ava carries about ten thousand bales of raw silk valued around five million dollars. The narrative describes coastlines, piracy risks, the comprador system, sampans, and daily life for Europeans in Hong Kong including customs, cuisine, and dress.
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H. B. Tharberta
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Ava
Messageries Maritimes
China
Yangtze
Hong- Kong
Tribune extras list of scientific and lecture publications
The Tribune advertises numerous sheet and pamphlet extras with prices from 5 to 25 cents. Items include Proctor lectures on astronomy, Tyndall on science, and Centennial materials with exhibitions and notable speakers. Orders by mail to The Tribune, New York.
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Norr
Richard A. Proctor
Agasviz
Anderson School
Penikese Island
Troypete
Bayard Taylor
McKesh
Tyndall
Price
Archbishop Manning
Lord Acton
J. W. Dawson
McGill College
Montreal
Howard Crosby
Chas. W. Shields
Princeton
John Tyndall
Manchester
National Academy of Sciences
Philadelper
Kings of Business
James Kon
P. Langley
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Detroit
American Philological Society
Newport
American Society of Civil Engineers
Pittsburgh
LeConte
Dawson
Newton
Marsh
Fosgle
Central Park
Hall
Thany
O. W. Holmes
Tur Tuimone
Bayreuth
Richard Wagner
Messrs Bayard Taylor
J.R. G. Hassard
William, C. Wyckett
Clarence Cook
Rebecca Harding Davis
Hurley
America
Buffalo
Nashville
Baltimore
New York
Millionaires Remarry in San Mateo Home After Divorce
Alonzo Hayward, prominent San Francisco businessman and New York native, remarried his first and only wife Charity Hathaway last Sunday at their San Mateo estate. Once valued at five to ten million dollars, the couple wed after years of health strain and marital strain following a Wisconsin marriage and a later divorce.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Alonzo Hayward
San Mateo
Wisconsin
San Jose
New England
Hayward
China
Japan
Warns against hot heads driving nation to civil war
The Chicago Tribune warns that reckless and ignorant hot heads from both parties threaten violence to seize offices. It argues civil strife would destroy property and order, not advance rights, and urges moderation while highlighting election fraud concerns and the danger of mob rule.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Hayes
Wheeler
Tilden
Hendricks
Sach
Hayes and
Cameron
Robinson
United States
McArthur
Mr. Hayes
Mr. Tilden
Practical cooperative buying lowers costs for families
Three or four families pooling resources can buy half a ton of coal for $3 and meat at low prices, saving enough to cover bread for a fortnight. The text notes high retail prices and suggests simple cooperative action without formal structures, citing Dakota’s acreage and white mag figures as context.
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J ** H. Boughton
Fort Cousins
Colorado
Ort Collins
Frances
Larimer County
Itlas
Haynes
Gipson
Frer T. Dunning
Gipson, & Dunning
RAL Estate & Insurance Agents
Bost English
Weld County
F L. Childs
Justice OF the Peace
the Bakery
Main St
Greeley Weld Co
Grant and
Sherman Sta
Hona- Kona
Sirvan Toxsoeny
J. M. Armstrong
Hong-Kong
France
Spain
Russia
Germany
India
Macao
Straits
Chachee
Eliza Ebelin
Gibson Station
Z. T
Denison
Texas
T. G. Small
Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
Washington
Ilgen
Inet
George
Darling
Lida
Ar Machinery Dedot
GEO, W. Tuffts & Sons
Selden
Blake
Roebling
Carr
B. C. Adams
Lawrence
Denver, Coi
the Tribune
TUB Tribune
David
Cicero
Plato
Virgil
Shakspear
Milton
Dante
Dwar
Brutus
Prof
Swing
Dakota
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