Scholars and Saucepans From a Cincinnati Paper
The article traces the link between cooks and writers across history with vivid anecdotes from Cadmus to Dryden and Pope to Milton, noting taverns and cafes as cultural hubs. It also mentions the New York Times roll of abolitionists and contrasts living anti slavery figures with aging pro slavery leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cadmus
Greece
Sidon
Johnson
Falcon Tavern
Ben. Johnson
Shakspeare
Beaumont and Fletcher
Dryden
Will
Addison
Buttons
Lord Paramount
Pope
Ambrose Phillips
Akenside
Chatterton
Garrick
Steele
White
Chesterfield
Dolly Cibber
Bedford
Foott
Quinn
London
Botany Bay
Carl Vernet
Vernet
Paris
Cafe Procope
Voltaire
Pfaff
New York
Ben Johnson
Lucullus
Duke Humphrey
Cesar
Pompey
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Anthony
Cleopatra
Careme
Napoleon
France
Milton
Bonaparte
Carene
Palais Royal
Otway
Pliny
Solent
Byron
Rogers
Beau Brummel
Count d'Orsay
The
New York Times
William Lloyd Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Ralph Waldo Emerson
William Cullen Bryant
Lydia Maria Child
George B. Cheever
Brad Gilbert
Lucltia Mott
Sidney Howard Gay
Henry W. Longfellow
Henry Ward Beecher
Aronson Alcott
Oliver Johnson
John G. Whittier
Henry W. Bellows
Frederick Douglass
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
George Ripley
Cassius M. Clay
Ltarriet Beecher Stowe
William Henry Furness
Calvin E Stowe
James Freeman Clarke
James Russell Lowell
Edward Everett Hale
Parke Goodwin
Jefferson Davis
Robert Toombs
William L. Yancey
J. B. D. DeBow
Cotton
Preston
Rival Rail Battles Stir Colorado Wary of Gould Moves
Denver Tribune reports a looming railroad war as Gould controls Kansas Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande align with others. Denver and Clifton routes, Santa Fe plans, and potential Santa Fe to Santa Fe line extensions threaten Denver trade and mountain shipments, with fierce competition shaping future through 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Gould
Kansas Pacific
Geull
Denver & Rio Grande
U. P
K. P
C.C
Pueblo
Denver
Rio Grande
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Colorado Central
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Jay Gould
Union Pacific
W. B. Strong
Kansas City
Topeka & Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Clifton
New Mexico
Alamosa
Rio Grande River
Tribune
Yeats
Te Bond
Fatih
Mafipulator
Denver Tribune
Bryant’s Funeral Reflections Move City to Remember
The sermon honors Bryant as a patriarch of American literature noting his death and urging reverent farewell. Readings from his poetry, including To a Waterfowl, frame the farewell as the city gathers to carry his remains to Roslyn beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Bellows
Church of Christ
Roslyn
Jane
Brooks
The Value of Forests and Water Preservation
A discussion on how forests regulate rainfall and prevent floods, noting that forested regions receive more rain and protect watersheds. It cites historical floods, river depth changes, and the health benefits of clean water, urging Congress to protect timber and replant hillsides, and mentioning Sumner as a statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar
Genesét' River
New York
Rochester
Colorado
the Land Office
California
Eome Oence Springs
Iternational Congress of Land and Forest Culturists
Vietina
Hittine
Elba
Oder
Elbe
Dejilh
Bohemia
China
Congress
Schurz
Sumner
Great Chicago banquet planned for 1880 Knights Templar reunion
A Chicago paper notes a 1880 banquet for 10 000 Sir Knights to be catered in the Exposition Building. Organizers expect 50 000 dollars for a first class spread with 100 seats per table and 10 000 banquet service, to mark America's grandest Knights Templar reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East
Exposition
Knights Templar
Ater-Ocoa
Woman Secretly Lives As Man Triggers Nevada Town Shakeup
In Binghamton a muscular woman named Miss Sarah M. Pollard, once a milliner and later a shirt maker in Wall Street, travels west to Colorado and is accused of posing as a man to win support and finances. In Tuscarora Nevada the case of Marancy Hughes and Samuel M. Pollard, a man revealed as a woman, splits the town into two factions as she swears an affidavit exposing Pollard’s true identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Pollard
Platte
Boston
Toledo
San Francisco
Tuscarora
Eureka
Denver
Lucille Halley
Halley
Binghamton
N. Y
Sarah M. Pollard
Colorado
California
Miss Pollard
Lyman Pollard
Maine
Nevada
Marancy Hughes
Samuel M. Pollard
Samuel
Pollard
Sarah Maria Pollard
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Pe Greeley Tribune
W H. Bennett
Omice
Freeman & Buckley
E. Marsh, M.D
Ofice
W. Fisk
Salomon's
Exchange Hotel
Main and
Jefferson Streets
Greeley
St. Craham
S K. Thompson
Main Street
Kk. L. Dunham
Dinsmore
Craham
Ain Street
John Corrao
Canon City and
Boulder Valley
Maple Street
Joseph Moore
Greeley House
Greeley, Weld County
D. L. Dawley
F. L. Childs
H. N. Rogerson
J. D. Buckley
Sec’y & Engineer of
Union Colony
Denver Pacific Railway
Union Bank
Masonic
Creeley, Colorado
J. M. Freeman
Maara
Dr. Johnson
Covent Garden
Boyce
Charles Lamb
Goldsmith
Peter Pindar
Tasso
Peter
Congreve
Burgundy
Champagne
Swift
Gay
Coleridge
Wadsworth
Christ College
Longevity and Politics
UTES
Oury
Los Pinos
Silver World
Maria
San Francisco Chronicle
Boulder
New York Herald
S M. Pollard & Co., Shirt Manufacturers
Binghampton, N. Y
Helena
Montana
Meagher County
Prickly Pear Valley
John B. Murt
JowFila
Iriga Canal Company
North Fork
Cathe Te Powdte
Latimer County
Fort Collins
W. ©. Séver
A. F. Bueés
Matthéws
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