Realizing a Dream Pasteur Town in Rockland County
Dr. Paul Gibier of the Pasteur Institute's New York branch plans a new community in Rockland County New York named Pasteur. The project includes a sanitarium and an experimental town with music art and medicine, aiming to provide science benefits to the poor. He envisions a sociological experiment with careful plans and spring construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gibier
New York
Pasteur Institute
Rockland County
N. Y
Gibier
New Icaria
Iowa Prairie
Pasteur
Ramapo Hills
Suffern
Tallmans
Tuxedo Park
Ninety-seventh Street
Biggest Mortgage Filed By Erie Railroad For 175 Million
The Erie Railroad has mortgaged all its real estate, rights as a railroad, privileges and franchises for 175000000 to Farmers Loan and Trust Company. The mortgage funds prior lien bonds of 35000000 and general lien bonds of 140000000, running ten years at 10 percent. Other items mention Custer battlefield beautification plans, and advertisements for Royal Ruby Port and various medical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Road
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York State
Register's Office
New York
Gems and sale pitches for Talmage books and patent remedies
A reader is offered 200 dollars for selling Talmage books Gems of Religious Thought and Talks to Children about Jesus by KR II Woodward Baltimore Md. The ads claim high daily sales and liberal inducements plus profits. Also promoted is DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve for burns sores and a free sample of Dr King's New Life Pills with claims of quick relief for coughs constipation and malaria and liver troubles sold by J W Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
KR. II
Woodward Company
Baltimore
Jesus
DeWitt
Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
J. W. Packard
Dr. Cudy
Dyche Plans New North Pole Quest Along Greenland Coast
Professor L L Dyche of Kansas University, recently returned from Peary expedition work, seeks funds to again pursue the pole. He proposes skirting Greenland’s west coast with supply depots and Eskimo support, avoiding ice mountains, and aims for a final dash by sledge or boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyche
Greenland
L. L. Dyche
Kansas University
Peary
North Pole
American Museum
Pole
Greely
Professor Dyche
Chicago Post
Schlatter Mystery Rod Stirs Colorado Town
The healer Francis Schlatter, halted at Los Tijeros Colorado where his host found a long case containing a copper rod weighing 89 pounds. An angelic visitor gave the rod and urged secrecy as townsfolk speculate it grants magic cures. Schlatter treated about 200 people there before continuing south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Schlatter
Los Tijeros
Colorado
Schlatter
God
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Confed era's Museum Opens at Jeff Davis Mansion
The Richmond Jeff Davis mansion, known as the White House of the South, has been restored to its antebellum condition using fireproof materials. Owned by the city and run by the Ladies Confederate Memorial Literary Society, it will become a Confederate relic museum. A formal inspection occurred and opening is planned after Christmas with Mrs Jefferson Davis and her daughter Miss Winnie expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Richmond
White House
South
City of
Ladies’ Confederate Memorial Literary Society
Davis
Jefferson Davis
Winnie
Europe
New York Recorder
Tramps Convention Near Arkansas River Adjoins. Notables Wed
A two days tramp convention in the Arkansas river area between Wellington and Winfield drew about 1500 attendees with Kansas City Jim presiding. Future events include a Christmas gathering at Hot Springs and a summer meeting at Cripple Creek. Also noted are a Kentucky prison wardens daughter elopement and a sermon advocating a "real supper" for communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Arkansas River
Wellington
Winfield
Kansas City
Jim
Hot Springs
Ark
Cripple Creek
Colo
Wichita
General Suarez Leads Cuban Insurgent Army for Independence
General Manuel Suarez Delgado, known as General Suarez, commands the Fifth Cuban army corps with HQ near Manicaragua. He is tall and imposing in white linen, backed by a trained staff and a cavalry detail guarding a ramshackle tobacco shed as a makeshift headquarters. He notes Cuba seeks belligerent recognition from the United States to hasten victory, while Spain’s taxes and trade rulings cripple Cuban industry and force reliance on expensive imports. He asserts sufficient food and arms to continue a long struggle, and predicts Cuban success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Suarez Delgado
Suarez
Fifth Army Corps
Manicaragua
Fifth Cuban Army Corps
Cuba
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Army of Liberty
Ernesto F. Stirling
Santiago
Porto Principe
Gomez
Hoe
Madrid
United States
Sylvester Scovel
Pittsburg
Mardi Gras Celebrations to Shine in Mobile and New Orleans
Mardi Gras will be celebrated on a grander scale in Mobile and New Orleans with parades balls and revelry from Fat Tuesday through Ash Wednesday. Rail lines offer a one fare round trip to Mobile and New Orleans with liberal limits. Officials urge travelers to read tickets carefully and contact agents for details. Also features praise for DeWitt's Little Early Risers and a health testimonial about Dr Kings New Discovery with mention of local pharmacy trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
New Orleans
Seneral
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile & Ohio
St. Louis
W. B. Rowland
Fourth St
F. L. Harris
Sixth St
Cairo
Maiden Speech Controversy Sparks Women Rights Debate
Elizabeth Cady Stanton recalls her maiden speech on the married woman's property bill and the ridicule she faced. The piece recounts her early advocacy with Ernestine Rose and Paulina Wright, the Albany hearing, and the bill's passage in 1848. It also notes European reevaluation of horsemeat and its meat-pairing opinions from the New York Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulina Wright
New York
Garret
Albany
Albany Evening Journal
Thurlow Weed
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Evening Journal
St. Louis Glebe- Democrat
Invention Aids Hartford Trolley Communications
A useful invention proposes a Hartford trolley network telephone link with wires on poles and switches every eighth pole to connect power houses and car dispatchers. Each car carries a transmitter to inform passengers during accidents or delays, easing conductor strain and passenger anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
W. C. Fielding
New York Sun
Not That Kind of a Boy Prank Ends in Vegas? Chicago Debacle
A Helena youth named A B Bailey walked State Street with a bandaged eyes and a large straw hat adorned with ropes onions and decoy ducks. Police questioned him as a potential lunatic but four Delta Sigma Delta dental students explained Bailey was being initiated. Bailey responded with placard speech saying I am not that kind of a boy while the crowd followed to a theater. He remained last seen in a dark Dearborn Street stairway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praternity
A. B. Bailey
Helena
State Street
Chicago
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Delta Sigma Delta
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Dearborn Street
Montana
Chicago Tribune
War on Cigarettes Ignited by Professor Laflin
Professor John M. Laflin, famed as a model for artists and a formidable opponent of smoking, plans a nationwide anticigarette campaign. He will compile alarming cancer and death statistics, publish a book, and unite Sunday schools into a broad league to challenge the cigarette trust. Clergymen and branch clubs across states will join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ladin
Sullivan
Gerome
Laflin
Cigarette Trust
New York World
Train wreck by insurgent dynamite shocks Cuban convoy
Ignacio Agramonte, secretary of the Nuevitas and Puerto Principe railroad, describes a deadly insurgent attack near El Lagareno. A mixed passenger and cattle train was derailed by a dynamite torpedo linked to an electric device. Several crew and passengers were killed or gravely injured, rails twisted, and cars smashed. The author and family survived and plan to depart for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacio Agramonte
Nuevitas
Puerto Principe
New York
el Lugareno
Manuel de la Torre
Centenario
Francisco Bejarano Y Rodriguez
N. Artila
J. Rubio
Las Minas
el Lagareno
No 12
Froncar
Noevitas
Oura
Koon Ma
Havana
Insurgenta
Herminia
United States
Cuba Libre
Auction Catalog of Lanark Area Poultry and Horticulture Sales
A scanned listing shows bids, prizes, and entries for farm poultry and related exhibits in Lanark and surrounding towns. Names include Addie Sword, Milward Bros, Denner & Cullen, Drehmer, Strickler, and Morris among others with entries for Buff Cochins and Black Langshans. The item lists cover cockerels, pullets, pens, and pallets, with weights, prices, and bid notes across multiple stalls and farms in Geneseo, Freeport, Morrison, and Mt. Carroll areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exninecross
Arnold
Lanark
Ballard
Chenoa
Bray
Albert Elizabeth
B. G
Drelmer
Geo
Geneseo
Drener
Deaner
Scott Freeport
Deaner & Cullen
Freeport
Eby
F. W
Shannon
Edmonds
J. W
Mt. Carroll
Foulds & Allen
Sterling
Glotfelty
J. M
Cliff
Shiley
Smith
Hitt
B. A
Morrison
Spitler
W. W
Strickler
Warnock
Win
Genesen
Yount
James Preeport
Horse Uncovers 1750 Guinea Coin in Flatbush Earth
A horse belonging to John Brady of Flatbush pulled a round stone from the earth near East Twenty-ninth Street and Avenue G. When removed, a copper coin bearing King George II and the year 1750 dropped out. Brady gave the coin to Henry A. Meyer of Vanderveer farm, who will wear it as a watch charm. Nearby earthwork from a former British-occupied farm yields echoes of the Revolutionary era and a historic arrest near the battle of Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Flatbush
N. Y
Vanderveer
Brady
George HT
Henry A. Meyer
Vanderveer Farm
East Twenty-ninth Street
Avenue G
Long Island
Revolutionary Army
New York Bun
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Erie Railroad
Custer
Custer Battlefield
Wm. Hogan
J. W. Pierce
Republic, In
Bucklen
H. Ss. Paterbaugh
Confederacy’s Museum
Jeff Davis’ Mansion
Knights of the Road
Kan
Hylen L Skinner
Annie B. Curry
Eddyville
Skinner
Martin Bigwood
Brown
M. Gibeon
Plattsburg
Owings
Dearborn
Adams Streets
Francis Owings
W. W. Strong
Hetty Green
Strongs
Bull Run
Prince William County
McLean
Blackburn's Ford
Wilmer McLean
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Gilman Brown
Mill Street
South Gardner
Mass
Ils
King
Kings
Packards Drug Store
Marana
Northwestern Ilinois Poultry Association
Lanark, Ill
WF. M. Sheilaberger
Sydnes
Mile
Addie
Inhagen
Gaghagen
Drehimer
Milward Bros
Denner & Cullen
Kretainger
Milward
Gay Denner & Cullen
Ly Dick
Morris
Ben
Plymouth Rocks
Hamish
Drenner
Hamilton
Drehmer
Cockerel
Coewerel
Warnish
White Plymouth Rocks
Kentfield
Corkerel
Hapfer
Cockern
Lepfer
Hamlton
Hlepfer
H. G. Cockerel
Ach
Foulda & Allen, Cochkerel Ist
Tennessee
Nashville
Atlanta
Haltt
Cork
Delaware
Bree
Pen
Ist
Hoelting
Gaghapgen
Isa
Wyandotte
Golden Wyandottes
White Wyandottas
Dmunds
Spitier
Wb Spitter
Pallet
Spitter
Red Pyle
Addie Sword
Crotmer
Crotzer
Croteer
Golden Sebright
Bantams
Gcrotzer
Crotaer
Bet
UL G
Quel
White Holland
Horning & Co
Ekly Lot
Horning & Campallet
Embden Geese
Smith, J. G
Young Gander
Young Woowe
Toulouse G
W. Eby
OS Whde
Mb de
de Witt
Logan
BO. Dick
Louis Bagger & CO
Wasuisotos, D.C
The
New York Ledger
America
Frank Bingaman
PANK
Ank Leslie
Americ
Fran Leslie
Allright
Retolt
Lanark Gazette
al Frank Leslie
Leslie
Gazette
Prontealie
N.Y
Clark's
Saas
E. E. Dubbel
Fou Sacre
T. DeWitt Talmage
Meny
Frank N
King Va
Ana Joanron
Encino
Ian Iban
Whens
A.G. Riley
Henry C.mcdowalp
Cattaragas Co
Jonsnow
Nisc Shauray
J. A Vouraran
Rev. L. C. Evame
Weil R. H, Woo
Inter Ocean
West
Ard
Times
Energia
Alleghany Mountains
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