The Yankee Doodle Origin and a History Lesson
The article traces the term Yankee Doodle from its roots in 18th century New England. It cites Farmer Host in Cambridge as an early bearer of the nickname and explains its spread through Harvard history. It notes Dutch and English influences, colonial rivalries, and how British and American bands helped shape the tune’s satirical uses before becoming a symbol of American patriotism.
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New Amsterdam
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Albany
Richard Shutberg
Boston Harbor
Lexington
Concord
Saratoga
Yorktown
Wong
A New Racket on the Road Exploits a Drummer
A Chicago Herald excerpt describes a female drummer traveling for a Chicago house who bills expenses, hotels, and back charges to clients while maintaining independence. The tale portrays her as bold, stylish, and adept at shifting costs, with poker skills and a habit of staying over Sundays to dodge payments, appealing to traveling men and shopkeepers alike.
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Chicago
Leo
Ux Wade
Wisconsin
Chicago Herald
Ludwig's Latest Freak In Bavaria Royal Intrigue
London correspondent reports King Ludwig plans a sudden visit to Munich but travels to his Linderhof castle instead. At Lindethof a blue grotto wows visitors while a court chaplain conducts a midnight ceremony. The king questions Teasop color and faces royal debts amid curious spectacle and wandering reports.
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Murfioh
Ludwig
Bavaria
Panjesty
Oy Joda
Linderhof
Minrich
Lindethof
Laos
Marriage Myths and Mirth from the Chicago Ledger
The piece blends satirical takes on marriage and female ideals with a comic tale about Abou and the dead mule. It lampoons marrying for looks or money, warns against hasty unions, and ends with a farcical Persian tale illustrating mistaken death reports and a chaotic feast. It mirrors a late 19th century Chicago humor voice.
Wigtall's Wit and Wartime Encounters in Texas
Ex Senator Wigtall, sneaking with Union troops in Texas on the eve of rebellion, overhears rough talk about his fate if caught. The disguised ex-senator quips that his fate would be hanging but notes the soldiers’ blunt views. The text also hints at observations about missionary life and dietary vigor among different groups.
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Canealtor
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Seth Kinman at International Hotel Tells Washington Cheer Tales
A lengthy reminiscence by Seth Kinman, famed California hunter born 1815, unfolds in the International Hotel reading room. He recalls presenting cheers to presidents Buchanan Lincoln Johnson Hayes and others, describing buckskin dress, elk horn instruments, and a bold tour that included an Injun exhibit and Governor Hayes in Columbus.
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Old Zip
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Ford
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Old Abe
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International
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Fragmented musings on social life and unsteady patterns
A fragmented diary style passage reflects on social visits and conversations at a young woman’s home. A mother courts conversation with a visitor while guarding the daughter from premature attention and danger as modest proprieties and rumors swirl around the household.
Science Versus The Bull Dog A Boston Professor Invention
A humorous tale spoofs comic editors who mock poets and canvassers. Professor Grimkopf of Boston devises a magic lantern style device to frighten unwanted visitors into leaving editor offices by projecting apparitions of John L Sullivan or a mother in law. The piece, satirical and fanciful, imagines uses for public offices and homes.
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Gems of Thought on Home Virtues and Character
A compact fragment of moral extracts on home life and personal conduct. It extols integrity and tidiness as foundations of happiness, warmed by affection and cheerful industry, and notes that only God’s blessing can surpass such virtue. It warns indolence and overconfidence in success, and reflects on trust, flattery, and happiness.
Strange Dishes and Delicacies From a New York Chef
In conversation with Jol Roth at the St James hotel, the New York chef recounts tasting and preparing unusual foods. He describes cooking dogs, snails, snakes, rats, horse flesh, and frogs, comparing American and French practices, and noting public reactions to such fare.
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Nella
St. James Hotel
Jol Roth
Roth
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Snover
Butt Bie
France
Parle
Tata
New York Mail and Express
Forest Degradation in Fontainebleau Sparks Petition
A New Orleans Picayune report notes long running tension between artists and forest authorities at Fontainebleau. Trees and quarries encroach on beloved sketching grounds like Bas-Breau, threatening scenery, tourism, and local livelihoods. A petition to the interior minister seeks halt to destruction.
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New Orleans
Picayune
Best located town in Southern Dakota center of Brule County
The town is described as the best located in Southern Dakota near Brule County center, situated in the heart of the western farming and stock country. The claim rests on the prolific crops of recent years and the evident agricultural advantages.
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Dakota
Brule County
Aimball Lingers on the Main Line of the Chicago Milwaukee Line
Aimball lies 48 miles west of Mitchell and 22 miles east of Chamberlain on the Chicago Milwaukee Bt ual Railroad main line. The town features a public school building, a church, a first class post office, two ales and two good hotels, a grain elevator, yards, blank shops, livery stable, and stores representing multiple trade branches with plans for further investment and growth.
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Chamberlain
Beautiful Town Brule County Arricnt Fair Grounds Adjoin
The Brule County agricultural fair grounds lie on site with a fine half mile track and are regarded as one of the best fur grounds in the territory.
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Brule County
Town Booming Spurs Investment Push Now
The booming town invites investors to act now as growth opportunities rise. Local officials highlight rising jobs, new businesses, and expanding services, urging timely commitments to capitalize on momentum and community benefits.
Warner advertises new Dakota townsite additions
D Warner, proprietor of the original town site, has platted and issued three additions adjoining. The prospectus touts main street blocks for business buyers, offers inducements to enterprising men, and portrays the climate and frontier conditions as favorable compared with Eastern states. For details, readers are invited to call or write.
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Inliain
Fevantnnes
G J Ross M D Office and Residence Notice
G J Ross M D announces office and temporary residence at Ist and Main corner, City and County. The notice invites inquiries and references to his affiliations with Ohio Medical College, Chemtail, and the State Medical Society.
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