Mississippi Steamboat Society and a Wedding Adventure
On a Mississippi steamboat a social empire formed with gambling, dining, and courtly rituals. Colonel Sinclair helps Hartleigh recover losses from a blackleg gambler and later invites him to his wedding in New Orleans.
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Sinclair
Ecards
Cya
Hartleigh
New Orleans
Memphis
Equatorial Ecuador a Land of Contradictions and Transit
The piece surveys Guayaquil and Quito climates, the unstable government, and booming industries. It recalls Inca rule and Atahualpa birth, Gonzalo Pizarro's Amazon venture, and Ecuador’s geographic diversity from coast to high Andes. Two thirds are Indigenous, most live above sea level, and the nation remains largely unexplored yet commercially advancing.
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Guayaquil
Hcuador
Peru
Atahualpa
Pizarro
Quineto
Gonzalo Pizarro
Orellana
Amazon
Equator
Pacific
Amazonian
Colombia
Brazil
Ecuador
Pennsylvania
National Magazine
Educating the Indian Challenges of Indian Student Prospects
The Southern Workman argues Native students face greater burdens than eastern peers. Distances from railroads, scarce water, and unhelpful nearby white communities hinder success. Indians must master trades, English, theology, and civic duties, or risk being labeled failures.
East African Moslem Fashion and Masks Described
The article notes upper class Swahili women wearing leather and bead masks in wooden frames derived from Moslem face coverings. It describes silk clothing, partly silver shoes, and heavy silver jewelry, attributing much local civilization to Arab trader influence. It also remarks Zanzibar Moslems as less strict than those in Morocco and Turkey.
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Zanzibar
Morocco
Turkey
Wide World Magazine
A Big Birdcage at New York Zoo
The flying birdcage is a renowned aviary in the New York zoo. It is 55 feet high 72 feet wide and 150 feet long making it the largest of its kind. Oak trees stand inside and birds roam freely within the wire netting frame of iron pipes.
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New York Zoo
By Proxy Perhaps Met Choral Trials Open Club
A metropolitan choral conductor held voice trials to form a colored jubilee singers club. A soprano applicant refused to sing a scale, saying she wouldn’t sing personally, prompting the director to press for an answer.
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Colored Choral Club
Jubilee Singers
Indorsement Forgery Leads to Bank Cashing Chase
A Baltimore American excerpt describes a man who forged a friend's indorsement to cash a check and the friend pursuing him to recover the funds. The dialogue illustrates a crime-and-pursuit scenario from a historic newspaper.
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Baltimore American
Engaged Couple Sparks Guesswork and Politics
A light exchange notes marriage timing and finances with a punch line about politics. The snippet cites conversations featuring Maud and Jack, and Senator Sorghum in a humorous contrast between religion and strategy.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Mystery of Susie Maryweather Disappearance Solved
Susie Maryweather, aged eighteen, vanished after leaving for library and shopping. A plaid dress found in river led to a corpse mistaken for Susie, but she reappeared married to her lover after the truth emerged, and the body identity remained unresolved.
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Maryweather
Susan
Mellington
Maryweathers
Susie
Ferriage
Melington Library
Susan Maryweather
Mr. Maryweather
Time and cost of U S munitions production in wartime
The article details factory outputs for rifles, machine guns, and field guns, with private firms in New Haven and Ilion capable of 1000 rifles daily. It notes cartridge production of 30,000,000 weekly, 180,000,000 on hand, and delays from drying powder. Torpedoes cost 8500 and take six months. submarines and aviators require lengthy training.
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Syracuse
Notice of Hearing on Final Account of Administrator
In Chelan county Washington the Superior Court will hear the final account of R A Brown administrator of the estate of Ora Othello Brown deceased at 9 30 in the forenoon on Wednesday August kth 1915 at the courthouse in Wenatchee. The notice dated May 10 1915 is signed by A Brown administrator.
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State of
A. Brown
Ora Othello Brown
Order to Show Cause for Estate Distribution in Chelan County
The Superior Court of Washington Chelan County orders all heirs of Ora Othello Brown to show cause why the residue of the estate should not be distributed per law. Hearing set for August 18 1915 at 10:00 a.m. in Wenatchee. Publication to run weekly for four weeks in Leavenworth Echo.
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State of Washington
Chelan
Ora Othello Brown
R. A. Brown
Superior Court
Chelan County
Wenatchee
Washington
Leavenworth Echo
Leavenworth
W.J. MccCoy
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