Twentieth Century Cookery journal in New York
Tom Murrey, once a house caterer and promoter of dietetics theory, launches a New York weekly titled Twentieth Century Cookery for readers who want to live well. The issue previews features on modern cooking, dressings, and household topics, alongside anecdotes and miscellany from public life and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Murrey
Rat
New York
Mos Kinley
Mte
Ainley
Bari
Wiilen
Politeowlo
Sersean
Amos Cummings
Bhildhigh
Nile
Murrey
Massillon
Abe
Th. Lawsult
Canton
Giventa
Uncertain cavalry hopes face South Dakota shortages
Fragments describe government plans to recruit cavalry in the United States. Officials ponder horse supply and procurement limits as shortages hinder mounted troops. Names, places, dates, and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on military equine support and recruitment challenges.
Brain drawings and industrial notes from 1920s Huron scenes
A mixed wire of early 20th century items describes an optician demonstrating a brain view technique, industrial factory notes from Akron, and local news on mining, fire damage, injuries, and government appointments. It records shifts in Indian affairs, courthouse decisions, and a mix of accidents and business updates from South Dakota and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Fred J. Saver
Talaho
Alta Rapilly
PICKLER PENSION BILL DESERTION DISCHARGE DISCUSSED
In Maron South Dakota April 4 reports discuss a pension bill for ex soldiers. The measure aims to restore or adjust pensions after errors or mis- recordings while barring pensions for desertion or dishonorable discharge unless special recovery actions occur. It outlines payment dates, widow limits, and conditions for reinstatement for those dropped or misrecorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Maron
Pickler
Mons
Ulther Hunt
Orr
Meller
Hewitt
Sraull
Penaloia
Sioux Falls School Board Sees Resignations Amid Turmoil
Amid rising hostility toward Superintendent A M Rowe, Sioux Falls school board moved to resign both Rowe and high school principal H J Davenport at a meeting. Davenport had strong backing, but Rowe faced opposition from factions aligned with Davenport’s supporters. The outcome shocks patrons and time passes before a suitable replacement can be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Palla
A. M. Rowe
Mr. Trowe
H. J. Davenport
Prince Hal
Davenport
Rowe
Kruger Declines England Visit Over Home Duties
Cape Town April 2 Bir Hercules Robingon, governor of the Cape colony, has cabled to London that Kruger cannot at present accept Chamberlain's invitation for the Transvaal president to visit England. Kruger says his presence is required at home by the Volkaniud and the Transvaal parliament.
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Tapnor
England
Cape Town
Bir
Hercules Robingon
Cape
London
Proaden
Kruger
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Bourn African Republic
Praxidyat Krugur
Volkaniud
Duel in Vienna Ends With Serious Wounding
In Vienna on an April morning a duel between Baron Ferruary, Mungarlaiy minister of national deters, and Jonas M. Bevarath, member of the ehmin ber of deputies, ended without a hit from pistols. They then fought with sabers and gables. M. Bernath was seriously wounded in the head.
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Pinto
Miramal
Vienna
Baron Ferruary
Mungarlaiy
National Deters
Jonas M. Bevarath
Ehminber of Deputies
Thrat
Platols
Gables
M. Bernath
43 Men Entombed in Mexican Mine Cave In
A cave in at the Santa Eulalia mines near Chihuahua fourteen miles from Ely traps forty men underground. Seven rescued dead, thirteen injured. Efforts underway to recover others as conditions permit.
JAPA RAILROAD OFFICIALS VISIT AMERICA TO STUDY U.S. LINES
Japanese railway officials led by Miy, Mu, Ayul arrived in Vancouver and traveled through Bevel and Kanes City on a fact finding tour of U.S. railroads. They plan to observe operations, costs, equipment, and management, with ties to Baldwin locomotive works and U.S. suppliers, aiming to boost Japan’s rail program. The delegation includes Adah and M Umura, returning by train to New York, Philadelphia, and other points, after a three month stay in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree
Cornwall
Sone Membara
Handel
Kinase Miy
Ayul
Cours
Mumiira
Ouginvar
Nibpun 'Eranky Kyudsla
Il Ie
England
Ty Jaan Mullway Company
oMutila
America
United States
WEN
Viuw
Vishors
Vancolver
San Krandaes
Bevel
Kanes Cily
A. Waddell
Japan
Kansas
Horko
New York
Ninpon
Nipper
Unedeland
Iermpital
Ila Arasciuent
Kamwe
Toko
Aomarly
Guy Pamur
Kwalsya Vite
Way
Tebes
Wilkune
Bret Clas
Steaidont
Ui Nien
Xitany
Adil Wald
Adah
Min Ura
United Bison
Japan's At Road Wupplinys
Turing
Anave Boen
Dupan
Altkelits
Bam
Ly Company
Anouk Igi
Tanita
Chang
Leon
Adaphl
Worniea
China
Mimura
Aml Mtr
Adueldexe
Monthe Ia
Yyok
Faun
Fragments on Coal Beds and Ancient Earth Movements
Readable text discusses coal beds altered by ancient earth movements. It mentions carborifferous aimes, volatile matter expelled from bituminous coal, and fossilized tree remains found in slate strata. References to Paris er and wedge-shaped cavities describe geological disturbances and rock intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Selenite Review
Paris
Atrate
Venta
Naaures
Arbitration proposal eyed by Britain and United States
President Cleveland offers Britain and Venezuela arbitration on all disputes between the United States and Great Britain. Lord Salisbury reportedly rejects a direct settlement and pressures a method to resolve the long standing tensions without public pride being wounded. Informal talks follow days of fruitless negotiations as the issue remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gress
Britain
Chico
Tlniva-Hert
Washington
Lord Fallsbury
Daltet Bratwa
Grant Britta
Hood
Babe
Pearl Bryan Case details at trial in Cincinnati
Detective Orlin testified about the Beott Jackson fatal case. The morning session covered the discovery day, evidence search on February 9, and a 1093s pocketbook with chain, white gloves, a cap, and letters to Beott Jackson. The judge instructed jurors to disregard statements from Mayor Caldwell and Detective Crim about Walling and Jackson, clarifying the charges and countercharges from the February 6 arrest night. The trial narrative included Walling’s claim that Jackson planned to kill Pearl Bryan with cocaine.
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Orlin
Wineas
Beott Jackson
Sud de Erie
Jackson
Wittelm
Walling
Caldwell
Crim
Vivilin
Pearl Bryan
Blackbird Omaha Indian shoots two men at Mancroft
An Omaha Indian named James Blackbird and three other Native men faced a confrontation at Mancroft Saturday evening. Blackbird allegedly drew a revolver and shot one man and then a second, as witnesses reported the incident near their group on the reservation. Further details are unavailable.
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James Blackbird
Mancroft
Blackbird
Huckbird
W L Sutehlenen Reports Murder Claim From Kurd Witness
W L Sutehlenen gives the Bie oyeliat's mother as account of a murder case. W L Sanbi Hollen of Alten testifies that Lenz was killed by Kurds. Suchtleben plans to report to United States authorities in Washington to seek indemnity from the Turkish government. Suchtleben leaves for home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Sutehlenen
L. Sanbi
Hollen
Alten
Turey Li
Miley
Rebels Burn Crops and Threaten Invasion in Havana Province
The article reports rebels setting fire to farms and property in the Mitte Grande area, with about 400 houses and 40,000 inter lost to the flames, causing over one million dollars in damage. Government forces are countering while authorities report thousands rendered homeless and supplied by military rations after attacks on SIM Grande. Concurrently, election day yielded conservative and autonomist candidates amid ongoing regional instability.
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Havana
Sim” Grande
Kean Sagud
Maxtina Momenty
Sant Spiritus
Mitytanzas
Havin
Whisky Trust Wins Uphold of Rebate Voucher Conditions
Special Master Robert H. Patten in Chicago upheld the validity of whisky trust rebate vouchers and rejected claims that the six month gap between issue and payment, requiring exclusive purchase from the trust, was illegal or imposed coercive terms. The decision found the 7 cent rebate legitimate and not a device to create monopoly or coercion.
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Chicago
Robert H. Patten
Wis
Tr Wan
Jin
Tihnoheth
Pwinbiys eooreMel
Wohl
Patton
Hagland
Senate Debates Naval Appropriation and DC Marriage Bill
The Senate considered the naval appropriation bill as passed by the house totaling 31,647,240 with committee changes reducing net by 387,168 to 31,260,072 and reserved increases in navy funding. A district of Columbia marriage regulation bill received the previous day’s order and was advanced after brief private sessions. The rules committee reported on pending general penal bill with a one hour and four and a half minute debate under the five minute rule, votes set for tomorrow after journal approval.
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Senate
Washington
House
Committee On Appropriations
District of Columbia
Poe
Ie Pendiige General Penal
Ie Journal
Claim Jumpers Probe Promoter Group Seeks Control
Report from Deadwood South Dakota details a proposed protective association aimed at curbing a so called claim jumper faction. The piece notes a prominent St Louis mineral dealer Joseph Majors entering the mica trade and a NY Chicago partnership investing heavily in Golden Reward Mining. Also mentions JOR A C Winke Davenport traveling abroad and acquiring an ancient Egyptian mummy.
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Rotary
Cyster Uly
Joseph Majors
St. Louis
Mica
Linalock
Golden Rewari Mining Company
Dismiss the Suit Over Lands in Kansas and Nebraska
Secretary Hoke Smith recommends to the attorney general the dismissal of the suit against the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad to recover about 60 000 acres of land in Kansas and Nebraska erroneously patented to the road. About 2 000 homesteaders have settled. The netters have not proven a bona fide title, so dismissal is urged to quiet titles.
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Hoke Smith
Burlington and Missouri Law
Cause
Washington
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company
Kunwan
Nebruaka
Diamins
Faure summons Mfeline to form cabinet in palace
President Faure this morning summoned Ef Mfeline to the palace and requested him to undertake the formation of a cabinet. The move signals a key step in reshaping the government as April 27 nears.
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Vaure
Korn
Faure
Ef Mfeline
Bondholders Accept Syndicate Offer for Omaha and St Louis
New York April 37 bondholders of the Omaha and St Louis voted to accept a syndicate led by Drexus & Co Philadelphia Gilman Son Co and the Missouri Kansas and Texas Trust to purchase the mortgage bonds and pay 15 percent in first mortgage stock for control The offer also covers second mortgage bonds and contends the syndicate may represent the Wabash or Rock Island roads.
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New York
Omaha
Louis
Lt Win
Drexus & Co
Philadelphia
Gilman, Son & Co
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Trust Company
Wabash
Rock Island
AL Lous
Loula
Statue of General Grant Parade in Brooklyn Today
In Brooklyn New York today a large ceremony marked the unveiling of a statue of General Ulysses S Grant. Thousands from New York and New Jersey joined a parade with troops and veterans, as General Fred D. Grant and Mayor Wurster attended and General Horace Orseri delivered the oration. The statue by William Hardway Partridge depicts Grant on his horse with a thoughtful pose, weighing 4200 pounds and standing on a pedestal eighteen feet high.
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Church of the Heavenly Rest
New York
Aniaid
Bair
Waller
Channing
Plafiarist
Ald
Chicago
Porat Wavellnig
Brooklyn
Hrodglyn
N.Y
Brrooklyn
Ulysses
Grant
Havens
Jersey City
Pointe
Thors
Governor's Island
Port Hamilton
Navy
Brik
Ade Ntional Guard
United State
Ai Thoriina
AL le Huewpparn
de Imumenee
Union Lengue
The
Cokmel Fred
Stewart L. Wood
Ford
Wurster
Horace Orseri
General Grant
Fred D. Grant
Wade
Philadelphia
William Hardway Partridge
Ceneral Grant Anteide
Mose
Altgeld Answers Carlisle and the Silver Conspiracy
Governor Altgeld responds to Secretary Carlisle and advocates from Chicago, recounting Carlisle's 1878 silver panic warnings and cabinet shifts. The debate questions gold standard support, monetary policy, and the impact on prices, with references to Wall Street bond moves and the broader economic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cleveland
Inganer
Noke Smith
Oyorgin
Herbert
Alaburma
Carlisle & Co
Carlisle
Altgeld
Mixed quotations mark a slow day at major stock yards
At Blulx City stock yards and nearby markets quotations show heavy cattle and hog receipts with sales mixed and steady. Prices for cattle range from around 4 to 8 dollars for select native steers, while hogs open firm then ease, with light to great variety in weights and classifications. Grain futures and soft commodities display limited gains amid light volume as Chicago and Minneapolis reports note weak wheat that later recovers.
Congressional Quorum Fails In Morning Senate Session
Washington April 28 Several senators not in chamber at dawn prayer led Chandler NH to flag the lack of a quorum. A call of the senate showed only forty three present. The sergeant at arms was sent to summon absentees as attendance was finally secured. The day included debate on Indian and appropriation bills and an executive session with adjournment.
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Marshalltown
Judeaux
Towa
W Mandant
Hamptons Averetary
J. A. Garber
Pella
Mr. Williamson
Walrfelds
Georgy Bateman
Waterloo
Forney
Maraballtown High School
Henate
Washington
Chandler
New Hampshire
Senate
Arma
American Women's Citizens League of
Massachusetts
MY Gallinger
Rep
Bith
Pettigrew
Teller
Cockrell
Bixth Judicial Circuit
East Lake City
Mason City
Manson
Mannon Gun Club
John Lowe
Gilmore City
John Stevenson
Lowe
Stevenson
Sever
Hotel Long
Cashier Birch
Chicago
Joseph Windrath
Caray Ft .Birch
West Chicago Stree
Horton
Julian Mannow
Windrath
Wotlhe
Xourh Windrath
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Han Due
Bixiy-alx Baltoina
Bethlehem
Leholr
Angela
Christ
Amin
Jemfersonville
Ind
William 4. Morrison
Rusavll A. Alger
Pales
Circle City
Amasica
Australia
Waterbury
Riley
Fail River
Mans
Dulthin
William M. Vanderbilt
New York City
Russia
Oklahoma
News OF
South Dakota
Chambrlaim
B.D. Apel
John D
Atusketian
Boul Dakin
Murson Tyayy
Mt Cavalry
Ragson
Hk Westin South
Harmen
HU Larson
Niblett
Odin
Horad-rataora
Hotita
Blutox
Hirle Dook Roten
Bihok Ils News
Henry Trobthrou
Akron
Axle Gremas
Hawkeye Anig Company
Hawker
Yankton
Smolin
Henmurwner
Fannies Myer
Vermin Eariiton
Dakow
Commssioner of Indian Affairs
Caden
Ier
Dakotas
Trowell Morgan
Vinoidee
Segey Polohy School
Frank Jannis
George Wahlwind
Wid Norrix Shield
Axerwant
Rosebud Merney
John Whiteblankst
Hayil Galincan
Charles Houi- Meau
Honeh Daou
Adh
Perklisa
Morchane Marine
Sisherier
Peels
Gusable
Sylvester Sturlefeathon
Yatincon
Jai Ghaale
Puubite
Allen
Supreme Court
Pierre
Allpreme Court
Calvin Forrests
Lafayette Zollane
Orl
Penington County
Willemel
Charles Ayoius Boudis Coustus
Wedgedon
FRQW
Chatfield
Bon Homme Soupity
Hat County
Jno
Auetora County
Alaid
Indicotrienie Agatnae Mears
Hart and Hatten
Ue Mgrd Wes
Elkhorn Railroad Company
Battle Creek
Keyalone
Pennington County
Ivery Hite
Feo
Africa
Charles Peles Joaie
Black Villa
Praccoa
Konti Dakota
Edgerton
A J
Breed
Creston
Dwight Preed
Detroit
Mich
Congregational Church
Decatur
Tnd
Heaven
Elvenera
Earth
Will Quicon
Dubuque
Interstate Packing Company
Prairie du Chein
Ana
Ax Wax
Auf
Klahiath Lake
Ore
Lebar
Pansions Qranved
Pyinal
Vinaha
Twerease
Henry Sister
Bursada
Krlaane
Lael
AlLirl AL Mancoek
Pearl Bryan Case
Lenz
Mitte Grande
Whisky Trust
Congressional Proceedings
Jor. A.C. Winke
Academy of
Natonal League
Wan
Cent
Stacey Teshure & Ie
Weashington Shah
Laila
Hrooklink
Newt
Vowleville
Lowt
Cent Keane
Columbia Debrojt
Nwa Pol Ms Non Notary Grand Hanan
Paul
Western Association
von Laat
Poorta
Joseph
Iar
Weaphily
Tonktor
Mortage
Kovhexter
John, A. Smith
Tradera’ National Bank
M. Meline
Omaha and
Boston Allure
Boston
Peabody Mast
Creditont
B. E. Make, & Co
Gealcramp
Pamberton Bros
Joli
Dakota City
San Jose
Cal
San
Kye
Bollopenhaver
Lelprie
Schopenhaver
Herr Doktor
Jates
Bowe
John D. Rockefeller
W. Winter
Corndle
Vitus
Brinefeld
Carliste
Aitweld Saya
National League
Rusia
Suro
Saleaga
Gjeinnadt
Recaro
Aligeld
Charaen Thal
Wall Street
Blulx City
Ave
Hlulx
South Gunatin
South Omata
CutliosKeevives
Eheaw
Aw Ahannas City
Aguiguntinatus
Lamb
Menn Park
Widheard
Ted Ivonidere
Daley
SageNssey
Chevae
Berio
Whisk Pissiers
Mint
Cige
Dea
Pauls
Minneapolis
Pushela
Hingham
Pennsylvanis
Dex Moines
Drake Will Lobey
Morgan Thomas
James W. Miller
James A. Campbell
Thomas Haw
Dubeaus
Frank Marenadorf
Kimberly House
MRI Door Welenvors
Iorneville
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