Atlantic Ocean Shipping Disaster List Cited by Weekly
The article compiles a long roll of fast atenin vessels and wrecks across the Atlantic. It names ships such as City of Philadelphia and Austria, with multiple wrecks, disappearances, and founderings near Newfoundland, Ireland, and Nova Scotia. The piece notes heavy losses and a public panic at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iresard
Lear Stonmi
Helena Shuntt
Root
Amazort
Bumboth
Wregkud
Coset
Nove Ferbla
City
Clasgow
Franklin
Arle
City of Philadelphia
Freife
le Lyonnale
Jan Fernpont
Montreal
New York
Austria
Newfoundland
Fee
Tyiten
Weeekerd
Snoranging
Angia-Baxon
Grorgin
Nova Beptin
Low Vir
Tom
Joan Urbe Kel
Cherbourg
Telnepe
Tecruin Fowler
Hingdlong
Man
Germania Fembe
Wang
Cayurte
Hat ComkAe
Ewnet
Newneatin
Averhad
Nowa Beatin
Psuinilla
Wenppenbred
Mipaourt
Bi Foo Cis
Whablegton
Rehiler
Loo
Doyferbraind
Englet
Hinge
Washington
Choo Jlwer Motrspesttiberand
Werk
Materiata
Menor Hatkromd
Wereckou
Reyie
Pen Meera Trieston
Wriah Canke
Blake Wl
Virwin
Prwekedt
Kadelis
Atnik
TNT
Mal
Binees
Gray
Vere
Celine Od
Ube
Flurkla
Ron Dawn
Behemian
Irlehenmat
Laan
Fontuleredts
Diet
Mosel
Corwin Edaus
Lepingo
Bulb Jonaes
Ciy
Brussels
Liverpool Fun Hives
Cladbrin
Hanborp- Americot di
Sntk
Kta
Tivas Tosti
Ludwig
Tor
City of Columbus
Toston
Savansoh
Danie
Steluamin
Nova Boutio
Odo
State of Florida
Ark Pomona
Dnide Vie Colilaive
Ajpaterdam
Netivrnatda Line
Iiree
Ani
Egenuer Aaeweerind
Requir
Eobligher
Atlantic
Dilmegeny
Tod
Pacific
Vie
Bustan
Turtria
Arde
Ville Dia Maree
Barts
Shiller
Thief Catcher and Rattan Uses in the Philippines
The article describes rattan as a versatile material in the Philippine islands used for tying, roofing, boating, drying clothes, binding bundles, and suspending items. It notes vines inch thick can drag logs and recalls buffaloes hauled by rattan vines, then mentions the rattan thief catcher practice with Maiti stems extending along the ground to deter theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Philippine Islands
Bank President Suspended Newsheadline
Fragmentary OCR reads Bank President Susponded with unclear spelling. The readable text hints at a financial leadership disruption and a suspension event. No further concrete details or identifiers are legible.
Washington's 1775 1793 Accounts Revealed in Facsimile
A centennial souvenir reproduces Washington's personal ledgers from 1775 to 1793 as written for the Treasury Register. The pages show his strict attention to detail and the financial sacrifices of his duties, including 1776 entries for horses and travel costs to Cambridge, servant wages, repairs, and gifts like 75 to Marblehead soldiers families. The collection highlights Washington's honesty and the high costs of leading the fledgling nation.
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Washington
United States
Register
Treasury Department
Accment
Jyne
James Morse
Cambridge
Virginia
Philadelphia
Lee
Marblehead
Ebenezer Austin
Asntin
Miles Standish Grave Location Questioned
A long standing belief locates Miles Standish's grave in South Dusbury Massachusetts. An old shipbuilder who died years ago claimed his forebear Lind indicated two or three ceremonial stones marked the site. An investigation seeks to confirm whether a skeleton found near existing graves truly marks Standish's final resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Standish
South Dusbury
Mass
Wacatt
Lind Yedotedd
Walt
Miles
Willie Sprague Family Tragedy Detailed in New York Journal
The New York Journal reports the troubled tale of Willie Sprague and his father involving marriage to a stepmother's sister, divorce from a former spouse, and contentious ties to the Conourhet farm. It notes his son remains loyal to the governor while his daughters avoid him, highlighting a fraught family saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Sprague
Ronnie
Biek Gurestat
Hla Talawil
Disney
Hit
Willie Poes
Conourhet
Eimeort
New York
New York Journal
Georgia Lady Loses Teeth In Comic Slip
A Georgia lady visiting Amer icue wore false teeth. A 5-year-old boy saw her remove them and ran to his mother shouting that Miss Mary pulled out a handful of teeth and tore skin, yet she did not cry. He thought she would starve since he believed they were real teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Americue
Mrs Van Doremy Buys Sapphires at Stiffanny's Exhibition
Mrs Van Doremy purchased the sapphires shown at Stiffanny's for twelve thousand dollars. The elegant stones, rivaling gems in color and light, were described as ethereal and rapturous as the buyer claimed ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Warner's Cure Testimonial Offer Sparks 19th Century Controversy
Readers are shown a bold prize offer from H. H. Warner & Co. in Rochester asserting a $54,600 reward for proving any testimonial false. The pamphlet cites numerous lengthily dated letters praising Warner's Bute Cure and related remedies, presenting endorsements from various unnamed women and men across towns, with a push for direct reader submissions of testimonials while warning about verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepacia
H. H. Warner & Go
Uate Bona Fide
Warner
Hocheater
Tan
Jing
Daugster
Slice
Miontha
Mullen
Newark
Severa Kinney WiMculty
Ninjor
Mamnecille W. Phas
Zack Mesnys
H. H. Warner & Co
Poceona
Fragmented dialogue hints at arranged marriage test
A scrambled exchange shows a young man confronting his potential father in law about marriage. The talk shifts through questions about a future together, nerve, and how to appease the family, ending with unclear references to a merchant tracer and Bamodellisbatd.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as effective for catarrh, claiming local applications fail to reach the sickness seat and urging internal use to affect the blood. It alleges endorsements by a top physician and warns against quack remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Iba
Anais
Seer Peters
Population figures and future prospects in the United States
The piece surveys 1880 demographics with 60,000,600 in population, natives at 43,500,000 and foreign-born at 6,500,000, noting a large share of native-born with foreign parentage. It compares male and female counts, discusses marriage prospects, and projects population growth under various rates, concluding the United States could surpass other nations in inhabitants within a generation. It also touches on New York industry converting beech trees into wood products and other scattered curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Anr
Fanta Ae
Jane Gerivauy
France
Catakilla
New York State
Noel
The Worst Wreck of Any Man This Country Ever Saw
A declamatory advertisement recounts severe illness from a bottle injury and morphine paralysis, praising Thematic Syrup Co Rheumatic Syrup. It claims dramatic recovery for O. L. Devio and endorses the product, dated from Ossio and framed as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaceson
Thematic Syrup Co
Gznolemen
Ossio
Devio
Tnd
Frans L, Smith
Voice Production and Speech Training Principles
The article explains how air vibration shapes musical tone and voice quality. It notes that wave shape is determined by the vibrating medium and that mouth shape can be controlled to modify tone. Vocal cords begin vibrating with expiration. during inspiration they do not produce musical waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassell
Lino's Finily Moilieine advertised in rugged promotion
An aged, garbled ad promotes Lino's Finily Moilieine as a great root and herb remedy. It claims free trunk packages and bold cures for constipation and skin clarity. The text mentions Thr. Bilan dative and the Storky Mountains as part of a sensational provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lino
Storky Mountains
Weents Atv Druggisty
Not So Very Different and a Travel Chat on Smiths
A traveling man asks about Smith and his brother in Kansas. He recalls they share a literary bent. Smith is said to be writing fairy stories for an Eastern magazine, while Jim edits a real estate paper. The brief exchange highlights their divergent current work paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Kansas
Jim
Merchant Traveler
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