First Postage Stamps and Early Stamp Collecting History
Fragmentary text describes early postage stamps, figures such as Fannie Mack Lothrop, Rowland, and officials like Jan de Walcinere, with references to 1847 stamp issuance, inspectable examples, and notes on foreign visitors and Berliner history. The passage references stamps, collectors, and teaching guides with scattered place names and dates.
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Pyoah Tilline
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Jnat Fifey
Nly
Taole Sui
Fannie Mack Lothrop
Rowland Ni
Jain Mon
Janet de
Tate Vines
Mir Taursony
Tariff Bill Faces Senate Vote Soon in Washington
The tariff bill moves toward enactment after passage in the Senate. Provisions cover duties on sugar, lead ore, wool, tea, paper and various manufactures, with amendments allowing reciprocal treaties and executive authority to renew or revoke agreements. The press notes the president’s role and the House actions shaping final rates and exceptions.
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Ahdithotbad
Peta
House
Edo Dury Cone
Act of Ks
Han
Houge
Senate
Sea Island
Sendle Spreifig
A& Byud Thenlivk
Gilka
Pat Ok
Senats
Hs Congress
Wien
Taxurot
Cirareties
Jean Hgelow Uead and the Poetic Journey Through Time
The fragment recounts Jean Hgelow Uead described as a celebrated poet of the country, with the Tigelow home in Boston noted for discipline and family. It mentions her as the last child, a brother as lifelong bachelor, and hints at voyages, judicial journeys, and a sensational tale about a possible abdication rumor tied to royalty. A later note references a severe snow storm and a weather record at Denver and surrounding areas.
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Psathbo
Tigelow
Boston
Jean
Denver
Cal
Mountain District
Ripple Creek
Aspen
Leadville
Tibet
Bette
Lew
United States
Qesfer
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Washington
Opalnst
Cogadh Diehie
Ibis
Cross Ponds
Washington Senate Sums Precedents in Far Reed Treaty Debate
Washington reports recount a heated Senate session over a proposed resolution demanding reconsideration of the Harvardine treaty. The debate touched on maritime cargo, prisoner cases aboard the Schooner Clann, and calls to delay actions pending executive review.
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Peper
Ted
Iain
Ini
Clann Titor
Ciba
Presa
Leposars
Eenan
Aise Bessii i
Washington
Italy
Senate
Fito
South Didkota
Nelrenghear
Paly
Senter
Mars
Voli
Wheanh
Ayong Mellon
Prise
House
Simpson
Ian
Joly
Tie House
Westerday
Begte Estates
Chicago Journal worker leaps from 11th floor during crisis
A Chicago Journal employee, angered by a companion's cruel prank, leapt from the 11th floor of the Journal building onto a wire roof, plunging to the lower story as witnesses crowded windows. Reporters and staff frantically assisted, a rescue interrupted by the dramatic fall and subsequent medical efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Journal Force
Journal
WORN OUT Information from a readible testimony about a woman’s relief
The letter recounts fatigue sleep loss and pains near the abdomen while implying a uterine trouble. A woman describes severe discomfort before an operation and credits a remedy with avoiding surgery after three bottles. Mrs Mang Huck of Dolgeville New York endorses it.
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America
Ocanee
Danek
Avery
Dolgeville
N. Y
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Berlin
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Petr Ag Gorthis Ar
Hoe
Givi Mwaied
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Chile
Bemillencia
Hezema
Talia Neue
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Boocher
Ida
S. S.S
Jean Hgelow
Uead
Boon
PEARY
Aretie Esplorer
Stednier
Biewt
Moudus
Hetyjuinwda
Lidl
Mealy’s
Helga Wotle
Boydua
Windeut Castle
Wales
Je Glaw
Doalls
Moesuee
Tt Wu
Meigiley
Kangland
London
House of Comspmons
Foreign Office
Charles Dilke
Lawe
Detroit
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DR. Hale
Abd Oieft Lonsuiltog Pbyauciun
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