The Temptation of Juliet Carrington Unveiled
In a melodramatic tale set around St Laurens and Carrington, Juliet battles jealousy over Olga Carrington's romance. A secret bridge incident and a mistaken widow turn plot toward revelation as Olga reunites with her husband Hal in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everasy
Abe
Juliet
Olga Carrington
Olgar Carrington
Amy
Mr. St. Laurent
Julie
Mr. Carriniton
Carri
San Francisco
Mr. St. Laurien
Dulle
Ohio
Pretty Torrington Girl Elopes With Her Negro Coachman
Miss Ann Brooker of Torrington elopes with Joseph Bradley her father’s African coachman after traveling from New York to Bridgeport Ashely Falls Massachusetts and Sheffield where they wed. Her family of standing in Torrington expresses shock while Bradley and the young woman endure disgrace in Ashley Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Ann Brooker
Torrington
Joseph Bradley
Miss Brooker
New York
Bridgeport
Ashely Falls
Mass
Abs
Bradley
Sheffield
Misa Brooker
Litchfield
Ashley Falls
Growth of US Newspapers in 1883 Directory
The 1883 American Newspaper Directory reports 11,196 newspapers and periodicals in the United States and territories, up 685 from last year. New York leads with 1,399 titles, Massachusetts adds to 438, and Texas outpaces peers while Ohio reaches 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Directory
United States
New York State
Massachusetta
Texas
Notable newspaper growth in Territories and provinces
Markable change has occurred in the Territories with papers increasing from 43 to 160 for the week. Manitoba journals nearly doubled. Canadian northwest new-settled regions show rising publication activity while Canada totals reach 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aely
Dakota
Canada
Canadian Northwest
Manitoba
Remnants of the Ball Describe Damages After Notable Event
A New York Morning Journal van recounts the aftermath of a grand ball, noting extensive damages, including torn curtains, broken vases, scattered costumes, and broken flowers. Detectives secured jewelry, surplus food packed for hospitals and servants, with losses estimated around $2,000 in damages and up to $1,000 in food waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Morning Journal
Dss
Pryps Mort
Jyvay
Dmn
Dr Briggs's Ghost Story from the Life of De Morgan
Dr Briggs during country quarters met weekly with hunting friends for breakfast after sport. On a day Baturn hosted guests, he awoke to a vision of a sister in Mogland at his bedside. He fainted, missed the hunt, and others doubted him until letters revealed the sister died same time, leaving two young children. Sir John Malcolm among sixteen observers kept notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symasy
Linso Caowest
Juliet Care
Sulla Laurena St. Laurena
Emo
Hazel
Juliet
Laurens
Joliet
Mr. St. Laurens
Mra. Garrington
Julieé
Gom
R St. Laurens
Carrington
Ato Carr
Arens
Julie
Carn
Crita
Jons
Olen Carrington
London
Boston Herald
St.Katharine's
Great Britain
Atore
Usvir Chinos
Spain
Glen
Thames
Tower Hill
Horgans
Dr. Briggs
de Morgan
Mogland
Einai
Sir John Malcolm
Meil
England
Alster
An Answer Every One Wishes
People collect old tomato cans from streets and vacant lots then sell them to Newark buyers for fifteen cents a hundred. Cans are melted and rolled into plates, finished to a polished surface, then trunk makers use them to bind trunks and hide wood defects, turning waste into useful ornate material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straet
Newark
Waterloo and war memories span vast campaigns and lives
The piece recalls Blucher and Gneisenau and their roles against Napoleon, praising their unity and courage. It touches on Waterloo era strategy, a later river crossing aftermath, and a soldier's reminiscence of Indian battles, captivity, and return to an old home with veterans and descendants reflecting on war's cost.
Cure for Catarrh by Sulphur Fumes Echoed by Police
Two Williamsburg residents argued at Flushing Avenue police station that burning sulphur vapor cures catarrh. They cited a New Orleans sulphur works proprietor and German periodical claims that inhaling sulphur vapor expels phlegm and kills lung parasites, while officers doubted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Flushing Avenue
Poice
Kircher
New Orleans
Germany
The Nature in Siberia and Its Seasonal Life
The article explores Siberia on the tundra detailing long polar winters with snow hiding plant life for eight months and animals only leaving tracks. It describes the sun’s unusual cycles, the spring thaw, and a swift shift from darkness to continuous daylight. It notes the dramatic ice breakup and the sudden surge of migratory birds and animal life, highlighting the vast power of seasonal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Dora Ilanket
Horzon
Giberia
Mars
Ipoeians
Chamfai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spat Etom Pomaha
Getborne Lathirop
Atlantic
Juliet Carr
Sereda
Hall
St. Laurena
Olga
Hal
California
Tor ‘Ee
Judy Fair
Pope
Seerrington
Jolie
Tlanzens
Central New Jersey Herald
Eee
Gneigouin
L Gader
Napoleon
Blucher
Gnelsanan
Two Generis
Paris
Gnelseian
Silesia
Blogher
Theuniversity of
Oxford
Wall
Hussie
Hity
Lanedon
Delbruck
Theowar
Waterloo
Gaeiawnan
Ligny
Prussia
Wellington
Blachere
Gneisenau
Buteher
Nape- Teon
Vinz
Gneisenad
Posen
Gueisenac
Callier
Leipzig
Libenius
Berlin
Post
Gav
Manzanita
Tudian
Ailvanice
Chin
Byron
Doz Haris
Will Remeniier
Mountain Joe
River Agwro
Gabe
Maud
Ani
Joaquin Miller
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!