Decatur the Chevalier Bayard of the Sea
A portrait of Stephen Decatur as a fearless naval hero born 1779 near Bristol and famed for the 1804 burning of the Philadelphia at Tripoli and the defeat of the Macedonian. The piece traces his daring early career, key duels, command of the Constitution, and later actions against Algiers, with notes on rivalry with Barron and Bainbridge.
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Decatur
Bayard
Theodore Roosevelt
Tripoli
United States
Stephen Decatur
France
Stewart
Somers
Jones
James Barron
Mediterranean
Argus
Prebie
Tunis
Algiers
Parhary States
England
Philadelphia
Bainbridge
Preble
Enterprise
Syracuse
Siren
Latrepid
Prable
Washington
Lord Nelson
Jur
Jon
Carden
President
Endymion
New York
Bandy Hook
Malta
Neshonda
Estedio
Barron
Chesapeake
Leopard
Navy
Commodore
Bladensburg
Fillett
Lake Erie
Barrow
Catur
Hambridge
Southern chivalry delays trains in Chicago tale
A Chicago Record Herald vignette features a northbound traveler blaming late trains on southern chivalry, with a Georgian diplomat quipping trains wait for the ladies. The piece blends light humor with reflections on youth and age, citing poems and magazine tidbits by John Kendrick Bangs.
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Chicago Record Herald
Fashions in Photographs A Cape to Wear to the Party
A delightful party cape for a small maid can be made cheaply. The cape uses ross pink broadcloth with white messaline silk lining over cotton for warmth and a pink silk cord to secure at the front. Military blue and scarlet options offer practical, attractive alternatives for those not attending in a carriage.
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Drage
Congress
Hope
Commodore Hayes
Bermuda
Lady Balfour
Mrs. Tennant
Royal Commission
Great Britain
Edward
Frances Balfour
H. J. Tennant
Voyager
John Kendrick Banga
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