Princess Louise to Return to Canada in May
The Princess Louise will return to Canada the first week in May. The report lists various contemporaneous items including legislative votes, resignations, accidents, and political moves across the United States and abroad. Names such as Cameron Vilas Rose and institutions like the University of Michigan and the Chicago & Alton are mentioned alongside events from California to Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Louise
Canada
Wisconsin
Cameron
Vilas
P. B. Rose
University of Michigan
Chicago & Alton
San Francisco
Tennessee House
Senate of Ohio
Capitol
Indiana
Artesian
Watseka
John Kerwood
Kansas City
August Fischer
Chicago
Rosita
Cal
Eads
Ivory Chamberlain
New York Herald
New York
United States Cremation Company
Wisconsin House
Mary and
Helen
Jeannette
Cincinnati
James W. Whittaker
United States Navy
John H. Dearborn
Contocook
N. H
Maria L. Crue
Groton
Mass
St. Joseph
BE. M. Yates
W. B. Craig
Herman Guarlichs
National Anti-Monopoly League
Kalloch
Santa Anna
Mexico
Peter Peters
Terre Haute
Ind
Massachusetts
Boston
Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy
Nathaniel Thayer
Goulds and Garrett Syndicate
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Acapulco
James Russell Lowell
London
Garfield
United States
Kinkaid
Nevada
Jon Masters
General Burt
Hoosee Tunnel
Western
Buffalo
Senators Platt
Conkling
Deadwood
George W. Gridley
California
National Sanitary Commission
Butler County
Charles M. Thomas
Auburn
Aibpe Envelope Company
Anchor
Pottsville
Reading Road
Washington notes on bonds and coinage activity
The Treasury estimates spending 20 million dollars to purchase bonds in the current fiscal year. A transfer of 4.8 million dollars in gold bullion from New York to Philadelphia for coinage is reported. Census data show male population at 25,620,582 and female at 24,652,284, with slight declines in female ratios since 1870. Navy plans adjust routes on the Mississippi due to currents and coal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Wyman
North Atlantic
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Mississippi
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Senate
Byarts
Thurman and Howe
Lot M. Morrill
Portland
D. D. McClurg
Cincinnati
John W.green
Nathan Goff, Jr
Navy
West Virginia
Presider Hayes
Naval Department
Lewis Richmond
Rhode Island
Rome
John J. Frisbie
Michigan
Rheims
France
Census Bureau
Pacific
Walker
Gordon
Department
Treasury
Windom
How to Tell the Age of Sheep
The reader is shown a method to estimate a sheep’s age by examining its dentition. In the first year the eight front teeth are present and equal. In the second year two teeth shed and new ones grow larger. By the third year two small teeth appear beside the eight. At the end of the fourth year six more teeth emerge. By the fifth year the front teeth are large and by the sixth year wear becomes evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Davitt
St. Paul
Northwestern
Central Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Mattie Ishmael
Jonesboro
Ark
St. Joseph and
Ohio River
New Albany
Pennsylvania
Texas
Dallas
B. B. Eldredge
Janesville
Wis
Robert S. Odell
New
Gear
McDill
Congress
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
E. A. Ford
Henry Monett
W. L. O'Brian
Southeastern
Cincinnati
F. R. Myers
Boston
Mayor Prince
Ben Butler
A. 8. Grant
Piedras Negras
Tio Grande
Bay of Topalo Bampo
Gulf of California
Robert Patterson
John Langenfeld
Francis Chadwick
William Wager
Willian Gibson
Woodward, Faxon & Co
Kansas City
Ogleboy & Co
Kelly, Willig & Co
A Needed Rest For Women At Home
A plea urges husbands sons and daughters to help wives and mothers take needed rest from home routines. It warns against resignation for contentment and urges gentle persuasion to allow women time away from the quiet stresses of home life and the chance to refresh through social contact and fresh air.
Cold Fest and the Warmth of Action in Clothing
An exposé on body heat and insulation explains warmth comes from internal metabolism and exercise. Clothing should be light to allow full blood flow to extremities, since tight stockings and garters decrease circulation and hinder warmth generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenifon Lancet
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Coast Telegraph Company
Peru
Les
South’ American’ Company
Panama
Central America
Europe
Boards of Trade
Indianapolis
St. Louis
State Department
Washington
Vennor
North America
Great Britain
Hayes
Fremont
Evarts
Goff
Western Virginia
Devine
Schutz
Maynard
Ramsey
Tennessee
Minnesota
Wheeler
Circuit Court of the
District of Columbia
Charles D. Gilmore
Cloint
Carl Sehurz
the Interior
Gilmore
Interior Department
Mr. Schurz
F. O. Ball
Aga
Schurz
Delphin
Withington
Nathaniel
Gould
Jarrett
Istrec
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Delaware
Thayer
Gould Syndicate
Selene
Wall Street
Foreign News
Canduary
Gladstone
Hugh C. Childers
Constantinople
House of Commons
O'Donnell
Youling
South Africa
Kilmainham
Ireland
Boyton
Lowell
Scholz
Imperial Treasury
Bismark
Paris
Liverpool Incorporated Chamber of Commerce
Lord Hartington
India
England
Hartington
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Fernando Noronha Islands
James Jewett
Jewett
Fernando Noronh2
Hocas and
Abrolhes Islands
Indian Affairs
Arent Berry
Uié
Kirkwood
Blaine
Merchants’ Exchange of
Crump
David
Davis
David Davis
Judiciary Committee
Republican Party
Charles F. Adama
Horace Greeley
Carl Schurz
Murat Halstead
Stainel Matthews
E. Fenton
John, Wentworth
Samuel Bowies
Lyman
Topmbull
Whitelaw
Reid Leonard
Sivett
Democratic Party
Shell
Judiciary
Maine
Frye
Bixine
Iowa
James Wilson
Carpenter
Allison
Edmunds
Senti
MacVeagh
Megers
Pendlston
Beck
Davis ME
Voorhees
Abraham Lincoln
Ai. Pendleton
Jlessie
Binine
Sénate
House
Kirkwodd_ad
Pendleton
Anthony
Sesson
Moy
Garland Bay
Senate Committee
Penleton
Georgia
Cpm
Sherman
Alligate
Clyde
Avizons Globe
Arizona
Mt. Turnbull
Gill Range
Apache Mountains
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