Old Time Mummy Bakes For Wedding In Birmingham
A Birmingham Age-Herald morceau recalls a black mammy serving as maid of honor and wedding cake baker for a young couple. The story portrays devotion, a late night bake, and rows of elaborately iced cakes in the kitchen as the mistress notes the ebony matron's tired but happy pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mammy
Chile
Berald
It Was Maine in Black in a School Map
In a Washington public school a boy drew a map of the United States with Maine shaded entirely in black. The teacher questioned him, and the boy replied that the state was in mourning for a congressman. The anecdote ties to a Harvard anecdote about aging and a Cambridge proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Maine
Pesusine
Dingier Birid
Cambridge undergrads celebrate Ladysmith relief with bonfire
Cambridge undergraduates lit a bonfire for Ladysmith relief and contributed signs shutters and furniture from townsmen. Several were arrested and convicted of theft and heavily fined by the mayor. The sentences bar them from church law or any learned profession and many positions, but the mayor refuses to revoke the judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
England
Ladysmith
Spelling Reform Sparks Senate Ban at Chicago University
The Times-Herald reports Chicago University senate bars deformed spelling in publications, halting efforts to expand vocabulary. The move, rooted in educational authority, delays any rush to alter spelling across campus publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senate of the
Chicago University
Times-Herald
Senate
Scranton
Failures Analyzed in First Quarter Trade Review
New York April 7 Don Co. weekly review notes only twice in 25 years would firstquarter 1900 failures seem large. Liabilities total 56,667,055 with 21,161,000 for United States Flour Milling and 2,490,482 for 16 banks, leaving 2,894 commercial failures and 33,022,572 liabilities. Manufacturing defaults milder than any year since 1899, with trading liabilities down. Exports show mixed gains, wool prices fall, and coal and steel outlook brightens amid new contracts. weekly failures 159 in U.S., 29 in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don's Kerish
Morea
New York
Don & Co.’s
United States Flour Milling Company
Atlantic
Pacific
tentileMdrtry
Apollo
Hoop
National Steel Works
Carnegie Company
United States
Canada
Presbyterian Banner Three Months for 25 Cents
Presbyterian Banner offers three months for 25 cents to expand its readership. The weekly features a world history chronicle, reader-contributed articles, illustrated timely pieces, and church news, with writers like Marion Harland boosting its appeal from Pittsburg. Pawned church property. Norwegian Lutheran church chairs, organ, hymnbooks stolen. thieves claimed to be deacons raising funds. $50 recovered. Grain-O beverage ad touts healthful grains, tasty balance, 15 or 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Chronicle and Comment Department
Presbyterian Church
Church News
Marion Harland
Banner
Presbyterian Banner Publishing Company
Pittsburg
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Denver
In Memoriam for Florence Barber by Bethel Y P S C E
The Bethel Y P S C E and Sunday school pass resolutions honoring Mrs Florence Barber. They praise her faith, patience, and cheerful service, express sorrow, and offer sympathy to her husband and family while requesting publication in county papers. The committee signs the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Y. P.S. C. E
Florence Barber
Waeress
Christ
Earth
Comblittee
Property bounds and sale terms for Irwin McFarland estate
Bounded on the south by Washington street and on the west by Lewis Thomas land the forty four and five tenth feet front on Washington street and extending back two hundred and six tenths feet One half cash on confirmation balance in one year from date of confirmation with interest and secured by bond and mortgage on the premises March 28 1900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Street
C. A. Gessler
W. 8. Daugherty
School Street
H. P. Lewis
A. L. Smith
Lewis Thomas
Washington Street
Lots of Children’s Aid Society
L. Ann Rice
James McLeister
Samuel
Josiah Clayson
Eliza Gallagher
Adam Stonebraker
W. HE. Allison
Thomas Lydick
Taylornville
Purchase Line
Dixonville
Deckers Point
Cockport
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
G.W. Treas
George J. Trees
Dee'd
Green Township
Todiana
John H. Pierce
Linus M. Lewis
William G Lewis
Canoe Township
Indiana
D. H. Tomb
All Risks Placed in Reliable Companies in Indiana Pa
All risks are placed in reliable companies. Room No 15 Farmers Bank Building Indiana Pa reflects the notice in the period listing a location and assurance of secure insurance coverage. The item notes a formal address and containment within a banking building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bank
Indiana
Lockard
Indiana County
Penn’a
German World Power Question Sparks Debate
Edward Voutlartmann declares the great question of the twentieth century as whether Germany will become a world power beside England, Russia, and America or retreat into the background like Scandinavia and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Edward Voutlartmann
England
Russia
America
Scandinavia
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eliet
Warvard
Eliot
Charlie
Boston Journal
Louisiana Purchase
St. Louis
Congress
Globe Democrat
Mont Stephens
Th. Kleehammer
Croton-on-Hudson
Daugherty Bro’s
W. J. Moore
Homer City
Presbyterian Banner
Geo. W. Bowles
Baird
Miss
Eterlog Remedy Company
Montreal
Jack & Tayton
Orphans Court
Irwin McFarlane
The
Orphans’ Court of
P. ML
Borough
ALC
Avtorment No
Allotmert No
Castort
Moses Lydick
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Frank
Lydick
Utah
David Blair
Franks, Lydick
Heira
Lida Ann Overdorff
Indiana Borough
J.A. Crossman
Cunningham & Fisher
Frank A. Saryers
Brushyalley Township
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
W. L. Stewart
Ann Ifalmes
Gherryhill Township
E. D
Holmes
John N. Banks
Geo. W Hood
Adeline M. Hood
Jacob Edwards
Rayne Township
James Edwards
A. Deemer
John G. Cameron
Homer City Preparatory School
C. J. Dickie
W. P. Risincer
Sapolio
Penn Run
Roller Mills
L Valerie
Penn Run, Pa
Vogel’s
Vogel Bros
Mattings
Steving& Sloan
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Shipley
Work & Son
Court House
Penn’s