Paris Life of James Hazen Hyde A Parisian Literati Figure
Am American millionaire James Hazen Hyde, living at 19 Rue Adaign Yvon in Paris, is described as a semi recluse devoted to literature. He endows Harvard Sorbonne exchanges, hosts salons with French and American notables, and maintains distant ties to New York while pursuing arts, letters, and a planned book on Franco American literary influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. McCardell
New York
Paris
James Hazen Hyde
James Basen Hyde
Steve Elkins
Cafe de Paris
van Wyck
Fel
Nevels
Rue Ey
Maxim's
Dead Rat
Ches Fyscher
Seous
Mr. Hyde
Ted
Melville Atone
Ania
George
Uae
Chasore
Telves
James Hazen
Mediterranean
Sorbonne
Hyde
Harvard
America
Cercle de Francaise l'Universite
Tifa
Franklin
France
United
States of América
Rome
James Hagen
Seerish Ieee
Automobile
Adaign Yvon
Raed
Henri Martin
New Yorker
United States
Hyden
Arserion
Louvre
M. George d'Escpartes
Fontainebleu
M. Roger-Miles
M. Bontroux
Paul Hervioux
Societie Des Amateur Dramatiques
Roosevelt
Africa
James Fog Hyde
Anatole
An Tae
Magnificent new soil found for vines in waste man
A rediscovered soil amendment cited as promising for vine growth emerged from a waste management site. Researchers note its potential to improve fertility and yield, with early trials showing positive results for grape cultivation and broader horticultural use.
Fragmentary Vienna Note on Abdul Hamid Reign Terms
A garbled 19th century Vienna Neue Presse fragment mentions Abdul Hamid and a span of years from 1883 to 1896. The readable bits hint at terms or events tied to his reign, but details are unclear and insubstantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Neue Presse
Abdul Hamid
Inhabiants of ce honey over old time
Fragmentary notes describe dishes and foods with mentions of sweat honey sugar mingled with wine. References include a Geante on and black items, with fillings of crepes boiled in butter and mutton, and a stuffing with oysters.
Fragmentary notes on a danger from battle and discharge
Fragmented text mentions a cow and aror died on a Saturday, an individual named Thornton received something, and a mention of murder, battle, and rain. The legible facts are sparse and unclear due to OCR noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thornton
Greece's cotton mills expand amid rising demand and imports
The article notes 35 equipped mills with 99 300 spindles, capital around 1 800 000, about 6 000 workers, and an annual value of 2 088 000. Greece imports 8 000 to 10 000 bales of cotton yearly including 2 500 bales American good middling, 6 000 Turkish, and 600 Egyptian bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isso
Greece
Uut
Industrial Lighting Rates From Seven Longee Firms
Seven Longee companies supply lighting at rates from 49 cents per thousand cubic feet to 16 9200 per candlepower. Discounts vary by consumer size, with 2 to 6 percent off for large users, and 10 to 20 percent for power or gas engine applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arate
Sardine Industry Employs Thousands in Vigo Sector
The sardine industry in Vigo employs about 23,000 people, including 8,000 women. Men earn 80 cents to $1 daily, women 25 to 35 cents. Last year preserved sardines were valued at 203,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo
Raisin diet tied to energy use and seeds
The Record Herald notes a claim that consuming raisins may affect energy use since the energy produced must be spent on seed removal. It also mentions a new alloy, Duralumin, discovered by a Maxim chemist, said to rival steel in strength and nearly match aluminum, with Kingham’s new works to produce it for aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ecord-Herald
We Chemist
Maxim's Works
Kingham
Egypt Expert Leads Novel Potton Cultivation Experiment
An interest log notes a modern potton cultivation trial led by an Egyptian expert using advanced machinery. The project investigates efficient growth methods with specialized equipment and professional guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
New York Man Sentenced to Four Years for Theft
A New York man received a four year penitentiary term after being found guilty of stealing a small hand mirror valued at 0.50. The case was reported in the local crime news section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia leads in street pavement improvement efforts
scrambled text references Philadelphia improving streets, mentions Manchester receiving thick liquid energy and a Cuban shipment, Syrian mission press, Arabic Bible, and seven firms supplying London gas with prices cited per thousand feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Cuba
The
Syrian Mission
Hei
Ara
Chicago Census Doubt Sparks Debate Over Population
Chicago leaders demand higher counts as official census places the city at 2.195 million, while statisticians claim over 2.4 million. The Chicago Tribune and other papers push for rapid growth, harbor and transit projects, and renewed faith in Chicago’s rise beside New York and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givins
Chicago
Francie A. Hastman
Uncle Sam
Philia
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tribune
Chicago Postoffice
New York Postoffice
New York
New York City
Manhattan
Bronx
Record-Herald
Trnt
Champ Clark Attacks Insurgent Republicans in House
Champ Clark denounces insurgent Republicans and questions Democratic allies in a House floor clash. The veteran Democratic leader and prospective successor faces sharp criticism amid intra party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Cannon
Unclear Prayer Meeting Exchange Reported
Speaker Cannon recounts a night prayer meeting where Willand pargue announced a change of heart and forgave Deacon Jones for a prior harm. Deacon Jones, shocked at first, recovered and responded with an equally unclear church remark of forgiveness and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Willand Pargue
Yose
Deacon Jones
Century relation shown in fragmented archival note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a century related relation with unclear context. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to specify events or entities.
Dolliver's Robust Spirit Hidden Behind Illness Rumors
Sioux City Tribune recounts Senator Dolliver amid death rumors with vivid scenes of his resolute wit. The piece notes his defiance in parliament, gleamed by supporters who recall his Iowa rise, education, and eloquence, and ends with a reflection on his simple farm life and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
C. K. Larimer
Jonathan P. P. Dellir
Iowa
Bela
Orion
Dolliver
Career sketch of Senator Dolliver from Fort Dodge era
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver a Fort Dodge resident since 1878 is traced from his birth near Kingwood Virginia to his family, education at West Virginia University, and early career. The record notes his brothers Robert H and James P Dolliver, lineage from New York and New Jersey, and a 176 class year before teaching in Handwich United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FR. Pearsons
Fort Dodge
Vermont
Iowaty
Wellesley Onlhim
James G. Blaine
Sam Clark
Dolliver
Congressman Dolliver
Shelley
Byron
Keats
West Virginia
Morgantown
J. P
The
State University
Iowa
Emerson
Plato
Justey
James B. Morrow
Senator Delaver
Congress
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver
Robert H. Dolliver
Kingwood
Preston County
Virginia
Jas. J. Dolliver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wastle
Saratoga County
New York
New England
Massachusetts
James J. Dolliver
New Jersey
Ohio
Wlixa J. Brown
Robert Brown
Kings Pronton County
Fiveim
Senator Dolliver
Robert H
Black Hills
Mission
Victor B
Port
Oratory
United
Mardeath
Gay
Moringalde College
Mary H. Graham
B. MH. Graham
Evanston
Robert HM
Jonathan P
University of West Virginia
J. P. Dolliver
Handwich
Missing Burt Orpington rooster found in foundation
A Burt Orpington rooster missing for three weeks was discovered wedged in a wooden foundation at Atanford Kerery. The bird was severely thin but is now crowing again after 20 days without food or water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Orpington
Atanford
Passing of Senator Doliver Dominates Iowa News
Rochester reports sorrow over the passing of Senator Doliver of Iowa. Marshalltown notes a public reaction with discussions of the late statesman. Observers cite a growing crop yield variation and potato price context in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Rover
Everal Fields
Chickens Attacked by Infantile Paralysis Reported
Reports from Dea Pian media on October 20 describe an outbreak related to infantile paralysis affecting poultry. The text notes disease concerns and mentions attempts to treat with chicken serum. details are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Pian Media
Nts
Corractionvil Man Dies After Illness in Sanitarium
Resident of this county died after a stomach ailment in a sanitarium. He was over 25 years in the merchant business in Corractionville. Survived by his widow, a son Merle, and three other children. He was 42 years old and connected with Letnasa Riordan firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Spee
Ctlonville
Merle
Letnasa Riordan
Roosevelt unable to attend Senator Dolliver funeral
Des Moines Iowa October 20 Henatos Cummins received a telegram from President Theodore Roosevelt expressing regret that an absolute impossibility prevents him from attending the funeral of Senator Dolliver. Roosevelt says he cannot be present to express sorrow and pay tribute to the memory of a man who served the people with courage and fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Moines
Henatos Cummins
Roosevelt Sore
Henator Dolliver
Ida Grove Chautauqua Awards 1911 Talent Contracts
Ida Grove Illinois faced a 1911 chautauqua with W F D Habbock president announcing contracts for the event. named performers include the Iowa State Band Governor Glenn Columbia Tennessee ans Colonel Gearhart Bowman the impersonator Mohammed Ali Edwin W Lanham Thatchers Hungarian orchestra Rosan Professor Pamahusilea and his trained pets and Lila English. The ten day program runs in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IDA Grove Chautauqua
Ida Grove
F. D. Habgock
Idea County
Chautauqua Inssociation
Iowa State Band
Governor Glenn
Columbia Tennesseeans
Colonel Gearhart
Bowman
Mohammed Ali
Edwin W. Lanham
Thatchers
Rosan
Pamahusilea
Lila Mnglish
Hartley Murderer Identified as Godfrey Knuppe in Nevada
An October report shows the murderer who fled under the alias George Coffrey after killing a Hartley girl near Hartley was Godfrey Knuppe. Knuppe, a young man formerly seen around Hubbard, had previously pursued the victim and later shot himself in a cornfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Nevada
George Coffrey
Indy
Godfrey Knuppe
Hubbard
Presbyterians Meet in Iowa Synod With Promising Program
A large attendance and an attractive program portend a successful Iowa Presbyterian synod gathering in the city. After preliminary sessions, the main meetings will open this evening with sermons by retiring moderator W. M. Steffens of Young, and other noted clergymen including Rev. L. Fritch of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
City
Out
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
Sarmon
Imoderator
M. Steffens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountain Globe
M. H. Gunderson
Aod Pub
Ulett, Crock County
Wyoming
Japan
Osaka
Nauranes
James Doughty
Arnold Lawson
Hungary
London
Lake Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
New York Globe
Middle West
Philadelphia Press
Boston Transcript
Manhattan Island
Michigan
Jolliver
Des Moines
M Country
Victor
Hig Mela
Kierra
Tih
Delliver Boys
Gerd
young _sawbones
Pill Webbers
rSlsind Sliaes i
Statesman
Wisconsin
Rochester
Minn
Benator Doliver
Towa
Sean Dines
Robert
Cummins
Robert Reinger
Tiffin, Ohio
Mason City
Robert O. Reinger
Tifin
Hurlerity
Forest City
Eleator & Branstad
Hawkeye
Ber
Sophia Hehnorr
Here
Mornion
Woater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!