Ethan Allen Hitchcock Interior Secretary of the United States
Ethan Allen Hitchcock, long noted for his varied duties as Secretary of the Interior, oversees land offices, education, Indian affairs, pensions, and national projects in a demanding cabinet post. Born in Mobile in 1835, he built a career in business, diplomacy, and industry before serving as envoy to Russia and then as interior secretary.
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Secretary of the Interior
Patent Ofice
Bureau of Pensions
Office of Hudian Affairs
Office of Education
Commissioner of Railways
Geological Survey
Central Office
Alaska
Indian Territory
Argona
Hawaii
New Mexico
Porto Rico
District of Columbia
Hospital For
Freedmen's Hospital
Howard Institute
National Capitol
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
St. Louis
Hitchcock
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Nashville
Tenn
New Haven
China
Europe
United States
ISCT
Russia
Cornelius Biss
James Stephens Fenians Leader and Irish Movement Figure
James Stephens, recently died in Dublin, was a key figure in the Irish nationalist movement. Born near Dublin, educated at Dublin University, he emerged as a famed orator and organizer, leading the Young Ireland rebellion of 1848 before a rapid collapse.
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Dublin
United States
Ireland
Stephens
John O'Mahoney
Hin
Bridat
Fairfield House
Sandymount
Peblin
Dawson
Richmond Bridewell
Strat
John Kerwin
New York
France
Fenian Brotherhood
Leeland
James Stephens
O'Connell
Parewell
Jamies Ste Lens
Tle
Kokomo Girl in Romance In Cripple Creek Tale
Miss Bessie Cal of Kokomo becomes center of a notable romance after the Cain family moves to Cripple Creek Colorado. The 17 year old girl, known as Mountain Mild, is described as comely and talented as the tale unfolds with local interest and mountaineer camp life.
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Bessie Cal
Cain
Cripple Creek
Col
Mixx Cain
Foolish Romance Binds Two Families After Miner Injured
A Minneapolis student Fred Callaway, serving a year for held work in engineering and geology, falls for nurse Misa Cain in Cripple Creek. His parents, unaware of the romance, invite her to stay as their daughter. Callaway plans marriage after university studies at Minnesota State University.
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Fred Callaway
Cripple Creek
Callaway
W. RK. Callaway
Sioux City
Trig about the wise and foolish vir ging sermon
The New York Weekly reports a backstage church scene where Fond Wife asks for the sermon text while The Theory and the Fact complains about completing a sermon as the lamp goes out, illustrating a humorous exchange between ministers and spouses.
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New York Weekly
To Mothers of Large Families Urges Advice and Aid
A plea to mothers of large families to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter from Mrs. Caumix Benneville of Ludington Michigan endorses the product, claiming relief from painful menstruation and renewed ability to perform housework for eight family members. The advertisement invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Mra Pinkham
Lynn Mass
Lydia EB Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn E. Pinkham
Mit
Caumix
Do Good to All Passages on Mystery Charity
Fragmented text discusses doing good to others and a misread campaign vibe. It references opportunity, naming, and a faulty ad style with stray phrases about responsibility, options, and a humorous exchange about taking something away, without clear context or a coherent event.
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Ethan A. Hitchcock
Ethan Allen Intchcock
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Fenians
James Seriena
Misa Brosmir Cai
Mus
Caunun
Belleville
Leon
Mitchell Bicycles
Oxford
Dunlop
Hrinley
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co
Firet
Taylor Mus
Portland, OR
John Poole
Portland
Oregon
Merriaan Mlewet
Advance Thresher CO
Natile Creek
Michigan
Hranch Howes
Regan
Ashwin
M. E
Hay, Wilbur, Wash
Leong
Portland Wire & Iron Works
Rae
Tae
Nace
Nicolas St
Portland, Oregon
Front Street
Oak
Chas. L. Mastick & Co
Welle
Farge & Co Bank
Hartland
Reven
Nature
Dart
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