Barred From Court Princess Dolgoronki Claims Imperial Heir
A wife of Alexander H offers that her son George is rightful heir to the Russian throne. Princess Dolgoronki, known as Princess Yourtveski, was long estranged from Russia after Alexander II. Her family and her son George, aged 22, are described with navy service and siblings Olga and Catherine. The piece notes royal ties, wealth, residence, and past affiliations with the czar, including a contested legal status and royal decree.
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Alexander H
Neisty
Rincess yYorrievski
Dolgoronki
Russia
Rist
Alexander II
Czar
George
Prince George
Olga
Catherine
Alexander
Thou
Mary
Sasha
Gogo
Waste of Fuel in Smoke and Its Practical Value
Mechanical engineers report that smoke from factory chimneys contains only 41.46 grains of soot per 100 feet and that soot is only partly combustible. They conclude the heat value is infinitesimal and recommend smoke consumption mainly for sanitary and aesthetic reasons, noting labor and material savings in cleaning.
In the Midst of an Aurors Expedition Description
Arctic explorers report a surreal experience described as a cooling and exhilarating moment amid the aurora lights. The account mentions cold, wind, and a sense of vast isolation. Further details remain fragmentary.
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Surore
Widow of Gen McClellan at Philadelphia monument unveiling
The widow of "Little Mac" Gen McClellan is profiled amid the Philadelphia monument unveiling. Her quiet, dignified presence contrasts with public attention, recalled through letters she wrote during the Peninsula campaigns. A separate note discusses cycling innovations, including a ladies safety frame and the Tachocycle prototype with side by side wheels.
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Sen. M’clellan
Philadelphia
Gen. McClellan
Little Mac
Peninsula
Army of the Potomac
McClellan
Largest refrigerator meat cargo lands in London
A massive fresh meat cargo from Australia and New Zealand arrived in London, the largest single load ever handled. It included 70,000 sheep carcasses, 4,000 haunches and 4,000 legs of mutton, 450 tons of beef, 150 bullocks hearts, 150 ox tails and kidneys, 7 oyster cases, and 750 butter cases. The steamer held room for about 12,000 more sheep carcasses. The Pacific shipment used an ammonia refrigeration machine for preserving perishable meat.
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London
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Oldest Mason S. G. Rowley Dies in Port Allegany
Portrait and obituary note S G 8 Rowley who died at Port Allegany Pennsylvania. He was said to be the oldest Mason in the United States having joined the fraternity at Preble New York in June 1820.
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Rowley
Port Allegany, Pa
United States
Preble
Beata 2 Minute Heart Pulse Alarm In Paris Hospital
Paris doctors report a patient with heart rate near ten per minute, though outwardly strong, sparking concern over potential death without restoratives. The case underscores dangers of extreme bradycardia and the limits of medical intervention.
The Wildest West Says Goode Of U S Geological Survey
Assistant Chief Goode describes a 1000 square mile wild region between Roseburg and Coquille in Western Oregon. Dense pines and firs hide vast game including elk and bears, with rugged trails and isolated cabins along primitive routes.
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United States
No Man's Land
Northwest
San Francisco Examiner
Sawtooth Mountains
Idaho
Chief Goode
United States Geological Survey
Roseburg
Coquille
Oregon
Tam
Tdaho
Hailey
Car Ieataas
Finland prison angel rescues hardened criminals
Miss Wrede has spent twelve years visiting every prison in Finland and all prisoners at least once yearly, saving many from crime. W. Clark Russell, a rheumatic novelist, dictates from Bath as he nears old age. A print seller discusses etchings by Whistler in two letters. Mrs. Maria Vanderbilt and daughters are listed as worth at least 15 million dollars. Several wealthy women receive ten million from their fathers. A joke line imagines why Barnet speaks of his wife as a dream due to contraries.
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Miss Wrede
Finland
W. Clark Russell
Bath
Whistler
Maria Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Elliott F. Shepard
Sloan
Seward Webb
McK. Twombly
Cheney Oath and Catarrh Cure Ad in Toledo News
An oath by Frank J. Cheney and Co as senior partner firm in Toledo offers Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a promise of one hundred dollars for every uncured case. The ad notes testimonials and directs readers to send for more information. The page also contains assorted humorous exchanges and a fig syrup advertisement.
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Brats
Onto
Toledo
Lucas County
Fraxe J. Cheener
F. J. Caesar & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ormia Fig Syrup Co
Fragmentary Readable News Snippet On Cough Remedies
A garbled OCR passage mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption as a cough remedy and references Coe's Cough Balsam and Hansen's Maggie Cora Salve. It includes disjointed phrases about evolution, subscriptions, and personal life events, lacking coherent context or full names.
Tips for Nimrods on Field Etiquette and Safety
Advice lists key cautionary rules for hunters and guides. Emphasizes respecting property and signs, avoiding unsafe practices, and delaying drinking until after hunting or field tasks end.
The Business Man's Lunch and Vitalizing Therapies
A health advertisement argues busy workers burden stomachs with overwork and improper meals. It promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to relieve bilious stomachs after hearty meals and Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify and enrich the blood, claiming lasting digestive and nerve benefits.
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Dr. Pierce
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Beata
Wall
New York
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Barnet
Mrs. Brush
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