Review of a profitable quarter century traffic on the Missouri
A historical review traces the rise and decline of steamboat freight on the Missouri between St. Louis and St. Paul. It covers the American Fur Company voyages, the Yellowstand and Yellowstone efforts, port Pierre to Fort Buford routes, government support, and the shift to railroads eroding river trade as settlements grow and transportation evolves. The piece notes revival hopes tied to commerce and navigation on the river in a broader frontier context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hlauz City
Mixaniuel
Siitew
Minsauri Ceiver
Oltlon
Muggioh
Mieequrl
Huttinge
Southern Trade Fur Company
Pioneer
Missouri River
Iowa
South Dakota
American Fur Company
North Ve Mort
Mar Mondan
N. Dimme Ube
Thie
Yellowstone
Yellowstone River
Old Port Minor
Fort Buford
St. Looie
Poter
Fin Titov
Secon Wien
Fort
Dart River
Americ Fur Company
la Pie
Aruniaboine
Agron Fur Company
Ar Jone
Jeti C
Port Perm
Reventy Dare
Mike
Sim
Tle
Meontony
Teil
Mineouri
Siouxily
Yankton
Polots
Termaator
Youktos
Thismarck
Pierre
Sleamboating
St. Louis
St. Paul
Vanity and punishment in Milan prisons and odd justice
The piece recounts tales of female vanity in a Milan prison and a Chinese magistrate’s witty price dispute. It depicts inmates who decorate themselves with rouge and threads while a governor oversees indulgent, careful policing of decorum.
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Hertin
Paolo Lombro
Crlminglogat
Bignor Cadalyo
Milan
Parison
Milan Prinon
Bailike Putin
Armenia
Cleveland
Hin
Nell Experiments With Halloween Spells At Home
In a dim room Nell reads and cocooned in cushions sustains a morbid mood. She conducts a private Halloween ritual using apples and a mirror while the harbor gunboat waits, imagining a future lover as shadows and a gaslight flicker frame her performance.
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Weil
Nell
Mrurden
Nye
Tombstone
Emiles
Iyself
Cyaplain
Kit Stevens
Toni
Toni, Fer Iee Ade To Tihs Infin Te Gtos, (and, After One Or Twe File: Alurme
Ali Hallowe
Alway
Kit
Bol
Tam
Gifts of Fruit for Lord Ma
A fragmentary note from Tit Bits recalls old London customs of royal hunts and feasts the lord mayor and sheriffs duties, and historic gifts of venison to city officials. It mentions warrants and pamphlets about deer in royal parks, and ceremonial tokens tied to the city’s governance.
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London
Oma Lenden
Real Wild Man 5 Found In Teh Prom
The article narrates the discovery of a mysterious wild man near Kanmn itr Btat Crreain Village described as living alone in poverty. He reportedly eats ants and partridges, fishes with bare hands, and wanders the area after an old love affair ended badly. Local pensantry aid him sporadically. searches fail to locate him when he disappears.
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Hilmeeir
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