Corn in Rice Mold
A historical recipe describes preparing corn in its own liquor with cream and spices. It notes blending rice, flour, and butter, pressing into a mold, baking until set, then turning out and serving with described garnishes.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
3
Unclear Recipe Steps From A Damaged Text
A garbled set of cooking steps describes combining various ingredients with incorrect terms. The fragment mentions boiling, simmering for hours, straining, skimming, and serving, but many words are garbled and unreadable, leaving the intended dish and precise measurements unclear.
United States and International Unions Drive Wage and Day Reform
A wave of union activity spans the U.S. and abroad with new locals in Milford Ohio Cleveland and California. Actions include eight hour day pushes labor temple plans in Minneapolis and Boston and wage rate discussions from San Francisco to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Milford
Nhh
Sterling
San Francisco
Building Tr
Union Labor Council of
Minneapolis
California
Sacramento
Stockton
Vallejo
Labor Unionists
Tennessee
Labor Organizations of America
YOC
India
Cincinnati
Massachusetts Street
Aromen
dJvsion
International Union of Carriage and Wason Workers of North America
Washington
Boston
California State Federation of Labor
Painters District Council
Massachusetts
Anaconda
Cal
Eiploves
Dainters’ District Council
Chicago
Council of San Francisco
Troy Trades
Dan Srindas
Minn
Tabor
Loneshoremad's District Council
United States
Spokane
Blast
Mahoning
Shenango
Cleveland
Ohio
Japan
Oregon Supreme Court
Building Managers’ Association
Wales
Locomotive and Firemen’s Union of
Great Britain
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
San Francisco Rigzers and Stevedores’ Union
Timeline of notable events from 1400s to 1906
A dense chronology lists events from 1402 Scots defeat at Nesbit to 1906 coal miners in Pennsylvania accepting terms. It covers explorations, battles, political milestones, disasters, and notable births and deaths with many dates and places such as Jamestown, Detroit, Quebec, Meerut, Philadelphia, and Mont Pelee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Scots
Carlisle
Nesbit
Columbus
New World
Lauffen
Mary Queen of Scots
Langside
Jamestown
Montross
Auldean
Pontiac
Detroit
Hudson Bay Company
Thomas Blattemape
Tower of London
Pensacola
Florida
Society of the Cincinnati
Walter Colton
California
Rutland
John Marshall
Virginia
Astor Place
Opera Trouse
Jacob Burnet
Senate
Quebec
Meerut
Delhi
Baltimore
Brurys Bluff
Sheridan
Jottwinville
Orson Davis
St- Washington
Alabama
Philadelphia
Alexander Tilloch Galt
Irigh
Canada
London
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Father Damion
Sandwich Islands
Cardinal Martinelli
Hiata
San Diego
Cal
Earl of Aberdeen
Carlyle W. Harris
Helon Potts
Sing Sing
Venezuela
Japan
China
Chefoo
Holmes
Reading
Mont la St. Vincent's
Mont Pelee
Snyder
Martinique
Okla
Pennsylvania
Pickled Eyes A Curious Reprint Dish From Old Text
A garbled recipe fragment describes pickled eyes and a dish for lunch. It mentions ingredients such as vinegars, cloves, cinnamon, ginger, pepper, and a method with boiling steps. The text is incomplete but hints at a preservation dish that pairs with eggs and citrus, intended to keep well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per
Fragments of a Maritime Soup Recipe
A garbled kitchen note describes melting butter and browning items over heat then adding cloves salt pepper and a sweetening with sugar and bay leaf. It mentions fish bones or slices simmering with water, carrots, and toasts served with a tangy sauce.
The Origin of Forks and Their Rise in England
The text argues that large ruffs in Tudor times hindered feeding, making reaching the mouth difficult. It suggests this social awkwardness spurred inventors to create elongated implements, leading to the adoption of forks as a practical necessity and outlet for social adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ginger Snaps With Ginger and Spices
A recipe fragment lists ingredients for ginger snaps including flour, sugar, lard, molasses, ginger, cream of tartar, soda, salt, cinnamon, vanilla, boiling water, vinegar and molasses.
Cream of Rice Soup From Simple Pantry Cooks
A basic recipe uses two quarts chicken broth one cup rice one quart milk or cream one onion one celery stalk salt and pepper. Wash rice add onion and celery simmer two hours then strain and add milk or cream at boiling. If using milk add a small piece of butter. Serve hot.
Tax on Heiresses Marrying Foreign Nobles Proposal
Paul Morton advocates a tax on American heiresses who marry foreign noblemen to keep wealth from leaving the country. He argues income from American investments should be taxed, preserving funds for U.S. use and benefiting American men who have achieved success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton
Care of the Frying Pan
Advice on kitchen care urges wiping frying pans with brown paper after use and before washing to keep them bright. It notes an omelet pan should never be washed but rubbed clean with brown paper.
Stained Sink Cleaning Tip From Old Journal
Instructions advise applying oxalic acid to stains for a few moments, then wiping away. The note emphasizes letting the solution sit briefly to remove the stain and restore the surface.
Fires wipe out Barnesboro business section in mystery blaze
Sparks from wires started a fire that destroyed Barnesboro Pennsylvania business section with losses around 90 dollars. A Kansas City police corruption probe awaiting approval by Guy Folk is likely to begin. The Newport submarine Lake showed 0.6 knots at cruising trim powered by motors and gasoline engines. A farmer's daughter in South Carolina was attacked and a posse lynched the suspect. A Marion county 12 year old was chased into a swamp by unknown assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Guy
Newport
South Carolina
Marion County
Idaho Trial Opens in High Stakes Miners Case
The Ada County Court House in Boise hosts the opening of a landmark murder case involving Western Federation of Miners officers Heywood Moyer Pettibone and the Orchard confession. State prosecutors frame the case as a test of justice and state power against mining interests with extensive criminal stakes and cross state questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada County Court House
Boise
Ida
Idaho
America
State of
William D. Heywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenberg
Charles Moyer
George A. Pettibone
United States
Moyer, Hey- Wood
Pettibone
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Moyer
Heywood
Jack Simpkins
Executive Committee
Orchard
McPartland
Steve Adams
Mine Owners’ Association
Western Federation
Spanish Heir Arrives as Alfonso Named Heir to Throne
The King and Queen of Spain welcomed a son born Friday who will be named Alfonso and become heir to the throne. The birth triggered nationwide celebrations with cannon, bells, flags, parades, and feasting as crowds gathered around the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asturias
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Madrid
Indiana couple accused in mail fraud case linked to marriage ruse
Garnet Lancaster of Evansville and his wife Violet Lancaster, along with Michnick a Cortland Neb. farmer, faced charges after letters demanding money tied to matrimonial ads were found in their Evansville apartment. Michnick was summoned to testify but the trio reportedly wed, complicating potential testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriey
Gust Michnick
Cortland, Neb
Garnet Lancaster
Evansville
Violet Lancaster
Michnick
Cortland
Lancaster
Youth is Killed Father Held in Indianapolis Murder Case
Indiana police hold traveling salesman Paul IH Green of Indianapolis on murder charges after his 15 month old son Newell is found dead with a bullet wound in the yard of their home. Green says the boy asked about a stammering school before he fired first at him and Green then heard additional shots. Neighbors woke to four pistol reports early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Paul IH. Green
Chicago
Newell
Green
Ife
Central Indiana Light and Power forms to operate in Indiana
Articles filed in Anderson establish the Central Indiana Lighting Company with 3 million dollars in capital, including 2 million common and 1 million preferred stock. Incorporators are William M. Wherry Jr., John W. Tovin, and Ivan QL Meloon of New York. The outfit is a New York based branch of National Heat, Light and Power Company and already serves towns in Illinois, Missouri, and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenois
Indiana
Anderson
Central Indiana Lighting Company
William M. Wherry Jr
John W. Tovin
Ivan QL. Meloon
New York
Central Indiana Company
National Heat, Light and Power Company of
Art
Former Treasurer Admits Shortage in Michigan City Finances
Charles I Miller former Michigan City treasurer now La Porte county auditor writes to Mayor Fred C Miller admitting a shortage and sends a 2513 58 dollar check. The disclosure follows a city financial upheaval linking to Elijah Meyer who was charged and acquitted. In a separate item Melvin Wiseman 14 was found dead in a Wheatfield ditch after a hunting accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Charles I. Miller
la Porte County
Fred C. Miller
Elijah Meyer
Meyer
Miller
Tragedy as Electrician Killed Repairing City Light
Charles Alphers 22 died instantly after contact with a live wire while attempting to repair a street light. Employed by Sluntingburg Electric Light Company, he recently married a young widow three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alphers
Sluntingburg Electric Light Company
One Kitchen for the Town in Montclair Plan
Montclair New Jersey residents review a domestic service corporation offering central kitchen delivery of meals three times daily and dish removal. The scheme aims to solve the servant problem with hotel grade service at home, plus potential future laundry cleaning and gardening add ons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
New Jersey
New York
Domestic Service Corporation
Serum work on meningitis piqued by Flexner claims
Dr. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute in New York City says he will not discuss a reported serum cure for spinal meningitis but confirms successful experiments on monkeys. He notes the serum has not been tested on humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Notable Pitcher Injured in Hunting Accident Near New Lisbon
Former National League pitcher Joe Goar accidentally wounded his thigh with a pistol while hunting near his home in New Lisbon. The incident occurred in the woods, and his condition was not immediately life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinmself
Joe Goar
New Lisbon
Death by own action of Petersburg foreman John Himburg
Ill health drove John Himburg foreman of the Democrat of Petersburg to commit suicide by taking carbolic acid. He was reported in poor health prior to the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Himburg
The
Democrat
Petersburg
Brief State Happenings in Indiana Headlines
Edward Deuster, 19, died suddenly while playing baseball in Terre Haute. Indiana Supreme Court rules county officials cannot hire tax ferrets on a percentage basis. each case requires a direct appropriation. Terre Haute hosts the Indiana Association of Congregational Churches facing a Union with United Brethren and Methodist Protestant churches. State congregations split over the plan. Harry Guess of East St Louis steals jewelry worth 200 dollars from a Terre Haute Normal School student’s room. he exits whistling, is captured, and given an indeterminate sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Deuster
Terra Haute
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Association of Congregational Churches
Terre Haute
United Brethren and Methodist Protestant
tri-State
Chicago
Harry Guess
East St. Louis
A& Woman
Indiana Normal School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beet Houden
Federation of Teamsters’ Unions
the Weekly
W Historian
Barnesboro
Irial
Haas
Ea King
Indiana State News
Combine
Melvin Wiseman
Wheatfield
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