Great Building Activity in Ostermalm and Stockholm News
The itemized report surveys rapid construction in Ostermalm Stockholm with many families moving to the area for better sanitation. It notes 2 000 Upsala University students and a 50 000 crown cost for Oscar's church on Ostermalen. Other items cover stocks in Gothenburg and Kristiania, and the Oscar influence in Swedish society.
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Upsala University
Scientific Society of
Moscow
Oscar
Kronoberg
Ostermalen
Stockholm
England
United States
Sweden
Katarina
G. B. Osterman
Charlotte Gustafson
Langholmen
Grand Hotel
Falun
Arthur Hazelius
Skansen
Carlo Landberg
Guth Arabia
Gottfried
Sabota
F. B. Fahlander
Lisolo
Congo
Fablander
Ornskoldsvik
Ostermalm
K. A. Anderson
Eringsbode Savings Bank
Glasgow
C. Wolfenstein
Kungsholmen
Linnen Parfum Fabrik
F. L. Engberg
Bishop Rundgren
Wallin
Rundgren
New Bank to Open in Sarps with Capital Crown 500000
In Christiania the city reports 16071 registered voters and notes King Oscar and Queen Sophia resting there. A new bank is planned with capital of 500000 crowns to be established in Sarps soon.
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Christiania
Christiana
Oscar
Sophia
Sarps
Frederik Iron Works Sold for 100000 Crowns
The Frederik Iron works were sold for 100,000 crowns. The Merkur match factory strike in Randers has ended with closure. The Dampvaeveri in Horsens was sold to a Copenhagen syndicate for 300,000 crowns.
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Frederick Iron Works
Danish Official to Install New International Telephone Links
The government will create double telephone connections linking Cybenhagen Malmo Gothenburg and Stockholm. Beef and pork from major Danish slaughterhouses at Loskilde Holbaek Slogelse Mun nessund and Kalundborg are exported in unusually large volumes this fall. Christian Franzen a Copenhagen born photographer now in Madrid visits his homeland and plans to return in November.
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Anton K. Nyholm
Kristianhaven
Arne Paulson
Aarhus
St. Fredrik’s Hospital
Postgarden
Slogelse
Christian Svendsen
Svendsen
Fredrik 7
Cypenhagen
Malmo
Gothenburg
Stockholm
Loskilde
Holbaek
Munnessund
Kalundborg
England
Christian Franzen
Copenhagen
Madrid
Franzen
The
Graphic
Harper's Weekly
le Monde Alustre
Blanco Y Negro
Mr. Franzen
Chinese Wedding Colors Red and Gold Symbolize Luck
The article describes Chinese wedding customs where red is the dominant color signifying luck, with gold as the next valued hue. It details wedding accessories such as red bracelets tied with red cord, red wine cups, red hats with red feathers, ornate sedan chairs, and banners in gold on red, outlining processions and roles from bridegroom to attendants and guests.
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China
South
Sarcastic description of a stiff lady recalled in London Standard
The London Standard recalls a tale of two Irish servants mocking a stiff and formal good lady. They claim she was likely fed boiled pokers as a baby, suggesting she lacks warmth and bends with rigid propriety.
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Daniel O’connnell
London Standard
Whale throat size sparks ongoing debate at Yonkers paper
In a fragment from Yonkers Statesman, readers debate whale throat capacity and speculate on Jo nah’s missing inside information.
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Crimeonbeak
Jonah
Yonkers Statesman
As the Honeymoon Dwindles
A humorous dated item from the Cincinnati Enquirer features a couple quarreling over hats and a pie proposal as a light domestic quip. The exchange highlights witty banter about fashion and kitchen feats.
Christening Battleships Through Time
The practice began as human sacrifice and libations in Greece and the north, shifting to Christian ship blessing to seek protection for the vessel. The superstition endures in modern ritual, with Marblehead ships sailing out broom-nailed to the mast and avoiding Friday departures.
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Greece
Marblehead
Chicago
Duty of Citizens to Work for Public Improvement
The piece urges that no one may criticize public affairs unless they act to improve conditions. Citizens should examine their own duties, study citizenship, and avoid idle criticism. It argues liberty requires effort and is preserved by the deserving, not the idle.
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Speed Mosby
North American Review
Boss Still Rules Even After Tennis Days
Two schoolday friends reunite and reminisce about the auburn haired Jones girl once the top tennis player. One friend reveals he married her, and when asked about her current activity he answers she no longer plays tennis but remains the boss.
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Jones
Chicago News
Magistrate Schneider Frees Prisoner In Beer Thefts
The Philadelphia Record reports Magistrate Schneider discharged a prisoner accused of stealing a dozen bottles of beer, saying the act did not constitute a case. The decision prompts questions about the adequacy of the charge and the magistrate’s judgment.
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Schneider
Philadelphia
The Cheerful Life Delivers Dividends Say Depew
The quote contrasts two outlooks on life. Depew argues that those who seize joy from books, friends, club, theater, opera, dinner, and dance gain life’s dividends, while those fixated on constant business trouble themselves.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Is she in love says scandal in Chicago Post
A fragment quotes a Chicago Post line about romance jealousy. The exchange notes she heard people say the world loves a lover and she grows envious.
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Mei
Chicago Post
Wheelman not liable for rabbit death in roadside incident
A wheelman escapes blame when a rabbit bolts into his vehicle and dies, with contributory negligence by a passing car. More notable is a cyclist who killed a partridge after hitting a covey on a road, possibly as birds dusted at a bend while the rider approached unseen.
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Chambers’ Journal
Imperial Typewriter Paper Advertised by Che Trung Agency
Che Trung acts as the agency for Carter Rice and Co Boston offering Imperial typewriter paper. Sold in neat boxes of 500 sheets each. Call to view and obtain prices.
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Imperial Typewriter Paper
Che Trung
Carter, Rice & Co’s
Boston
The Rich Prom That He Extracted Prom That Christmas Pie
Agnes Carriage recounts the origin of nursery tales in Lippincott's Magazine focusing on The Pleasant History of Jack Horner. The tale links a Benedictine abbot, Henry VIII, a pie filled with manor deeds, and Jack Horner stealing the deed to Wells.
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Agnes
Lippincott's
Jack Horner
Bodleian Library
Glastonbury
Henry VIII
Manor of
Wells
Little Jack Horner
Fast freight service update from Walsh line to Colorado
The Walsh line will replace the Michigan Central for fast freight from New York Boston Philadelphia and Buffalo to Colorado and use the Buffalo Kansas City route. Train 57 is renamed Hoosac Tunnel and freight from New York should arrive at Franklin Street station before 4 p m. Eastbound service claims six days New York to Denver and Boston to Denver at rates no higher than slower lines. Signed by C M Hampson and company officials in St Louis New York.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Colorado
Walsh
Kansas City
Michigan Central
Hoosac Tunnel
Franklin Street
Odd Fellows Encampments Meet on 1st and 3rd Thursdays
Weld Encampment No 20 L O F meets on the first and third Thursday of each month with W H Delbridge Jr as W M and W H Field as Scribe Canton Greeley No 6 Pusaeets Militant L O O F meets the first and third Thursday evenings monthly led by L L Haines Captain C L Bailey as Clerk.
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Greeley Hove Co
Progress Club
Thomas H. Dailey
Fred Williams
R.m
Mary O. West
Flora Floyd
Greeley Circle
P. Rr
Women of Woodcraft
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Maude Rocio
G. N
Mary R. Bennett
Greeley Camp
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows
W. P. Randall
C. C. Geo. Newbury
Greeley Military Band
Firemen’s Hall
Frank Smith
A. J. Lohr
Greeley Division No. 13
U.A K. P
Ben Cooper
Frank Madden
Greeley
Masonic
Theroa Robbins
A. L. Evans
O. F
W.H. Delbridge, Jr
Canton Greeley
Pusaeets
Odd Fellows's
L. L. Haines
Poudre Valley Lodge
Evan
Ll Faulkner
N. G. A. A. Woodbury
Meeker
K. Obie M. S
Masonic Hall
O. M. Abbott
L. L. Stimson
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Ankerske Marble Works
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Main Street
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Forest City
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W. W. Field, Scribe
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