One Legged Shoes and Odd Gloves in New York Stores
In New York stores one-legged shoppers can buy a single shoe while the other is sent to the factory to be remade and matched. Glove departments occasionally fashion odd gloves from broken pairs or adjust gloves for artificial hands, though requests for single gloves are rare.
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New York
Eiven
Hata Aan
Europe
Roscoe Conkling Career Highlighted In Vintage Portrait
The article recalls Roscoe Conkling born in Utica who became Oneida County District Attorney at age 20 in 1850 and rose to national prominence as a Republican figure. It notes his early legal prowess, striking appearance, and long political arc including senate service and eventual retirement with a storied career.
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Roscoe Conkling
New York City
Oneida County
Albany
Hamilton Tish
New York
Mr. Conkling
Utica
Conkling
James Russell Lowell
Daniel Webster
Whig Party
Mr. Lowell
Hobe
Hig
Grover Cleveland
Conorobe
Kernan
Parttles
Senate
Fragmented New Ut Manuscript Report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an unnamed event with unclear wording about a tire and load. Readable elements include stray phrases suggesting a new machine or item and a possible sale or load reference, but specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
Admiral Dewey and Farragut Eyes in Navy Leader Portraits
The piece compares Admiral Dewey to Farragut, noting shared traits of leadership and keen naval vision. It discusses Dewey’s persona, the value of authentic depictions, and his strategic instincts during Manila operations and Spain’s looming naval challenge.
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Collier’s
St. Gauden
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Washington
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Mani'a
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Olympia
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Manila
Jane
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Montare
Monterey
Underground Champagne City In France Described
The excerpt details Champagne and Epernay as a vast subterranean network carved from chalk with streets and crossings. It notes a damp, cold environment near zero degrees and mentions large champagne manufacturers in Epernay covering over forty five acres, storing extensive wine.
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Epernay
France
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