California claret proves a good fire extinguisher
The Marble Hill Press notes California claret is effective for fire suppression and questions the viability of California brandy. Henry Labouchere, a longtime admirer of the country, is cited for lampooning Croxers as a sign of friendship. The piece surveys various social and temperance topics with satirical tone.
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California
Henry Labouchere
Stanford heiress to auction jewels for university fund
Mrs Leland Stanford plans to dispose of her jewel collection valued at over 500000 dollars to raise money for Stanford University. The Empress Eugenie diamond neck lace is among the pieces. Proceeds aim to support university operations while government litigation over the Stanford state limits income.
Meeting to erect town monument ends without accord
In Bridgehampton Illinois a meeting to raise a monument for local soldiers broke up without agreement. Some attendees opposed honoring Revolutionary War soldiers, while supporters favored Mexican War and Civil War soldiers. Tory sentiment persists in pockets of American discourse after a century.
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Bridgehamption
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Temperance shift for Buffalo Gold Dollar Saloon
The Gold Dollar Saloon in Buffalo is being transformed into a temperance home owned by a group of ministers and businessmen. The former proprietor remains and now serves nonintoxicating beverages as incandescent lamps and art decorate the reformed venue. Ex mayor Hewitt at New York Trade School urged lawful labor unity while preserving individual liberty and harmony between workers and employers.
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Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Buffalo
New York Trade School
Hewitt
Celibacy Ends in Economy Harmonyites Old Town Online
Special correspondence describes the Harmony Society village Economy Pa, its drastic modernization under John Duss and his wife Susanna, the proposed new town layout with wide streets and water works, and the shift away from strict celibacy and austere living toward a progressive community plan near Pittsburg along the Ohio River. The piece details Father Rapp era beliefs, the leader’s stature, and the romance of Susanna and John Duss from childhood through marriage and reintegration into Economy.
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Venice
Jerusalem
Harmony Society
John Duss
Harmony
Rapp
Henrici
John 8
Duss
Fort Wayne
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Butler County
Indiana
Father Rapp
Alte
James 3. Blaine
Anthony Wayne
Harmonyites
Montion
John
The
Economy Brass Band
Phillipsburg
Susanna Creese
Mount Union College
State Reform School
Topeka
Kan
Susanna
Alliance
Harlem parade spotlights Young Lady Naval Guards
New York correspondence describes Hoboken born unit of 12 to 25 year old women in sailor uniforms pledged to defend the flag. They drill weekly under Naval Cadets guidance, parade publicly on proper occasions, and honor memory at naval cemeteries and Memorial Day. Members include Mina Shotter captain, Carrie Smith surgeon, Lillian Phillips paymaster, and Ensign Celia Ruehl. The piece notes historic female naval bands and Mary Carroll of the Revolution era.
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New York
Orty
Harlem Ship Canal
Hoboken
Young Lady Naval Guards
Naval Cadets
Willow Terrace
D. Wells Martin
May Englert
Charley Brown
Tha Guards
Grand Army Post
Naval Cadet Corps
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Washington Street
Fifth Street
Shotter
Guyer
Vinta
Broooklyn
Farragut Monument
Madison Square
Trinity
Osbon
Mina Margaret Bhotter
Ming
Naval Guards
Carrie Smith
Smith
Lillian Phillips
Miss Phillips
Daisy
Guards
Rose
Ella
Phillips
England
Lillian
United States
America
Emily le Gras
Nelson S. le Gras
Young Lady Naval Boards
Harriet Lane
Buchanan
William 8. Lane
Hoboken Ferry Company
Ulster County
Flora Bahrs
Celia Ruehl
West Hoboken
Mary Carroll
Lake Champlain
Miss Carroll
Relatives Pay Funeral Bills For Portland Woman
A Portland woman with advanced illness received help from attentive relatives who settled funeral expenses. After the relative’s visit to the undertaker the woman is now able to perform her own housework.
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Mager
Portland
Yoara
Hedge height limit law enforces fines on defiant owner
Daniel Gordon of South Moline ignored a four foot hedge cap, refused highway commission orders five years ago, claiming self help on his farm. He faced yearly notices and was recently arrested and fined ten dollars a year for each year of noncompliance.
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Daniel Gordon
South Moline
Highway Commissioners
Andronte
Vew Get a Chance C. B. Bradford and Augusta Bank Role
C B Bradford, a banker in Augusta, contracted from the habit of writing for treatment, is mentioned in a report about medical or financial troubles and blood poisoning. The fragment suggests a health issue linked to Bradford and a Augusta banking context, with the phrase blood poisoning indicating the condition.
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C. B. Bradford
Augusta
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