Yellowstone Park Location and Discovery in 1899
A narrated overview of Yellowstone Park its discovery by Coulter and later explorers, its geography touching Wyoming Montana and Idaho, and its status as a national park under U S Interior. It notes legal protections and cavalry patrols at Fort Yellowstone to prevent vandalism, with historical milestones from 1804 to 1894 and a promotional call for National Baptists events in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Yellowstone Park
America
Rockies
Yellowstone
Wonderland
Mammoth
Grand Canyon
Eonders
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Coulter
Lewis & Clark
Falls of
Missouri
Oregon
Bannacks
Hell
DeLacy
Snake River
Cook & Folsom
The
Park
Chicago Nestern Monthly
Washburn
Art. Washburn
Hayden
Hayden Valley
Congress
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Uncle Sam
United States Cavalrymen
Fort Yellowstone
Local School Mourns Murray Fred Death
St Clair school in White township expresses condolence for Murray Fred, a kind and genial pupil and mate, noting his courteous demeanor and affection from classmates. The committee extends sympathy to his family. The second item warns of counterfeiters and bogus Hostetter’s Bitters, urging beware when buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Fred
St. Clair
White Township
Secret Service
Roosevelt's Spectacles Save The Campaign Battle
Eyewear mishap amid Santiago fighting reveals Roosevelt's careful preparation. He hid multiple pairs of glasses around his kit and clothing, fearing loss if a pair broke or vanished. In the Guasimas clash, a horse was struck but the General's concern remained the safety of his lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Sis Spees
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Santiago
New York Club
Guasimas
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Bonis
Chicago Post
Women Need Correct Kidney Disease Understanding
The text argues many female illnesses are misattributed to womb trouble and urges recognizing kidney and bladder disease as the real cause. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal remedy with a free sample bottle and book offer, and lists a farm rent notice in Pa.
The Turk a Terror in Washington Society
The new Turkish minister in Washington is described as a social terror for his intrusive questions about dress and marriage. At receptions he fixates on women’s attire and family status, prompting embarrassment and cautious introductions by society women. The piece, attributed to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat via a Washington note, portrays him as culturally insensitive and provocative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parks
America
Wv Stout
Madain
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Grain O Drink for Children Offers Coffee Alternative
A healthy grain drink called Grain O is advertised as delicious and appetizing, replacing coffee. It aids digestion, strengthens nerves, and is not a stimulant. Suitable for children and adults, it costs about the same as coffee, 15 and 25 cents.
Last Tour of the Season via Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad conducts a last season tour to Jacksonville leaving New York and Philadelphia March 7. Round trip fares through May 31 1899 cover transportation and Pullman meals. Tickets from multiple cities with varying rates. tickets and itineraries available via agents and officials across New York Philadelphia Newark Pittsburgh and Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
New York
Philadelphia
Canandaigua
Erie
Wilkesbarre
Pittsburg
Broadway
Thomas Purdy
Long Branch District
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Thos. E. Watt
Western District
The Wooden Nutmeg Symbol Provokes Connecticut Protest
A Waterbury American letter argues against using the wooden nutmeg as a Connecticut emblem, claiming it dishonors the state and noting a late protest may still be unfounded. A Portland theater manager experiments with a sign demanding ladies keep hats on after the overture to maximize viewing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Waterbury American
Portland, Or
Estate letters of administration for Thomas Sharp noted
Elder Peelga clerk reports letters of administration granted for Thomas Sharp of Armstrongglew gsiip Indiana county Pennsylvania. Notices urge all indebted persons to immediate payment and those with claims to present them for settlement with authentication. Administrators Sarah A. Pettigrew and John R R Craig named.
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Thomas Sharp
Armstrongglew
Gsiip
Liediana County
Pennayly
Indiana County
Sarah A. Pettigrew
John RR Craig
W. Rankin Hetfelfinger
Sheloctsborough
James Heffelfinger
Julian St. Clair
West Wheatfield Township
E. L. Buterbaugh
Indiana Borough
Indians County
Ree
H. B. Buterbaugh
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Americas Wonderland
Eva G. Thompson
Yellowstone Fort
San Francisco
National Baptists
John R. Pott
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
William St
Williamsport
Chestnut St
Tsi An
China
Li Hung Chang
Grand Council
Callon S.C. Thompson
Fadiana
Florida
Big Run
Big Roy
James Anderson
Sir
W. &. Cameron
Indiana
Chicago News
Pioneer Limited
Frederick Phinney
United States Band
Brainard’s Sons Co
Chicago
Lucy McNutt
Brosh Valley
Daugherty Bros
WWI Moore
Homer City
Order OF Court
Jeast
Tor
Indiana Democrat
Indiana Progress
Clerk of Quarter Sessions of
Cousty
C. H. Moore
Fourth Ward
New American
Jas. S. St. Clair
Second Ward
Ind
Indiana Mouse
W. H. Clawson
First Ward
Tudisia
Clawson House
Harry F. Schrader
Glen Campbell
Midway House
J H. E. Clark
Grey Can Yhell
Gonnmoreiai Hotel
David KF
Smith
Cherrytree
House
Henderson
Peelga
S.J. Terrarn
Xlotice
Uhe Secretary of Internal Adulrs
Commonwealth of
C. English
Bomer City
John H Pierce
Fexecutor
John H. Fierce
James J. Sr. Clair
Bolivar, Ba
Harry W. Fee
Rowe
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Seaklet ‘Res
Pennsylvania
Fifth Ave
Acs Ae
Thompson
Diphtheria
J. B. Younkins
Philadelphia ST
Thos. Sutton
Indiana, Pa
J. Harry Smith
New Wilmington
Philadelphia Street
Pennsylvania College of Embalming
Fullerton
Apple
Ei. Ez
Indiana, Pal
Philadelphia Inquirer
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Owl
Associated Press Service
Sunday Inquirer
Inquirer
Conan Doyle
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Barr
Anthony Hope
Ian MacLaren
Biggle Books
Jacob Biggle
Biggle
Farm Journal
United States of America
Hobson
Wilmer Atkinson
Chas
F. Jenkins
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