Vast fires and scattered disasterss in multiple towns
A wide mix of reports details fires causing $350,000 loss in Dewerville Out and $50,000 blaze in Maie MNY, plus copper ore discoveries near Petoskey Michigan. Other items note paralyzing illness of Right Rev Wirgfeld, legal shifts, political notes, and various accidents, crimes, and society updates from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewerville
Out
Maie
Mny
Petoskey
Mich
Achoo! Board
Hhiseander
New York
Pique
LD Wirgfeld
Apiacopal
California
New York Court of Appeal
Raines
Stanley Journal
Bradley
Kentucky
James A. McKenzie
United States
Penu
Morton
Poe
Walter B. Brown
Suerry
Cleveland
Olney
Edmond Ridgway
Chimpagn
J.T. Pearmen
Robert CG. Ingersoll
Sage
Auburndale
Mase
Charles River
Stephen W. ‘Hemas
Ext Claire
Manafield
Auman & Taylor
Democrata
Washington County
Anl
John Hendrickson
al Joret
Triw
Agate Avenue
Denver
Sawyer County
Wis
Minneapolis, St. Paul
D& Ashland
Chicago
Rapid Transit Commission
James G. Blaine
Damrosch
Alice
Wave
Lar! Harbor
Blaine
Stanwood
Ira
Damroseh
Franela J. Kloukhoeffer
State Department
Marquis of Queensberry
Alfred von Nester
Philadelphia
Mandsy
Maine Republican Committee
T. B. Bell
Tuthill Springs Company
Hammond
Ind
Gnaverzer O'Ferrall
Richmond
West Superior
Fong Bo
Roy J. Tompkins
Justin J. Wyman
Memory in Iron and Trade Fumbles Over A Cheese Bill
Ahistoric snippet from Household Words recounts Welsh blacksmith and grocer artificer Amar Dwindle memory, who used a hieroglyphic credit system. A dispute with Sir Robert Vaughan over a cheese bill arises, resolved by a misread entry and a remembered hot iron stone as the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D&l
Robert Vaughan
Grifth Jones
Griffith
Amd
Dcull
Robert
Union objects to cyclists at work over unfair advantage
An English trade union refuses to work with men who ride bicycles to their jobs, arguing cyclists can work longer hours yet still finish at the same time as walkers. The dispute centers on perceived efficiency differences and workplace fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embleyeles
Rend
Memorial funeral of Gen. George Patton in Wisconsin
A vast state funeral for a Civil War hero unfolds in Madison on May 27. Militia units, a mile-long procession, and a prestigious gathering of officials, veterans, and family fill Forest Hill cemetery and Capitol grounds as Rev. J Saunderson and Dr. J D Butler lead solemn services. The honored dead is praised for selfless giving, loyalty, and lifelong public service, with speeches by President C K Adams and other dignitaries. The long cortege proceeds from the Capitol to the cemetery, ending with a final march and dirge as mourners pay tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop -Thoburn
India
Atchison
Kaz
Lickledertz
Cleveland
Washington
Armex
St. Lovia
Aingere
Pittsburg
Terrill
John Mosby
Col. Mosby
House Committee On Elections
Aldrich-Underwood
Alabama
Butte
Mant
John Nolan
Peter Connolly
Nolan
Connolly
Supreme Court
Justice Brown
United States
New York
H. ©. Wood
Genaror’s Department
H. C. Corbin
University of Virginia
Charley, Te, Langley & Co
Richmond
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mra. I. D
M. Gump
Omeha
Henry Bola
Omabi
Clifford Abbott
Rockford
Rao
Kennedy Martin
African Baptist Church
Wright
Martin
Baltimore
JohnsWooking University
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kaskaskia
Old Covington
Nashville
Townsend
Chicago
Indiana Republican State Central Committee
Gowdy
Washburn
Wis
Nichols Wigan
William Sullivan
Iron River
Luther B. Baker
Lam Oficer
Government Detective Service
J. Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Michigan
Hea
Northern Pacific Ralway Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Madison
Geo
Lucius Fairchild
Camp Randall
Gettysburg
Capitol
Wisconsin
Tovcub Saunderson
Augusta
In Loyal Legion
Charles Ken- Hail Adams
Br. J. D. Butler
Midhicon Ube
Lion Brigade
Leyr Legion
G. Alr
Patletua Sawyer
John C. Spooner
L. Phillipa
W. Wi. Jones
Salrckild
Ire
Pelle
Cormmon
Victoria Crowe
Earth
Maxter
Jet
Paul
Tam
Tom
Nim
Acciea
J. D. Butler
C. K. Adams
Forest Hill
Charles Kang
Oscar B. Zwietusch
Lne
University
Henry Sanford
Saundereon
Governor's Statt
Ifia
Capitol Park
Main Street
Monona J Avenue
Mats
Carrol
North State
University Avenue
Forest Hit) Cemetery
Pink Pills For Pale People Cited In Backache Recovery Tale
Mrs. Lille B. Newell of 2313 Second Avenue New York suffered years of backache and disability. After doctors and a pink pill remedy claimed relief, she reportedly recovered enough to care for her children and urged others to try Willards Pink Pills For Pale People as prescribed by doctors. The narrative includes details of a funeral service with a wreath ceremony and military honors performed for a deceased veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lille B. Newal
Second Avenue
Charles Newell
New York
Tle
Oors
Glynn
Twentieth Street
Mra. Newell
Gade
Lee Wills
Hited
Hind
Seba
Willitaig
Olliek
Provisioning a Hotel Coffee Service in 19th Century Hotels
A fragment describes hotel provisioning practices with detailed figures on coffee preparation, utensils, china, cranberry sauce, and ice cream usage. It notes a large enamel coffee pot, high waste in glassware, and the financial burden of breakage at New York hotels. It cites specific quantities for coffee, water, cranberries, and turkeys, and discusses cleanliness and staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Holel
Joan Gilmer Speen
Lears
Thaye
Wirth Avenue Park
New York
Bath solution for sleep advocates hot bath cure
A medical claim from Dr Cyrus Edson in Ladies Home Journal proposes soaking in a hot bath to induce rapid sleep for sleepless nights. The note mentions a physicians recommendation to use a Turkish towel and dry body before bed to ensure wakeful relief. A political conference with Governor Morton is also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Ednon
Juse Ladies’ Home Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tevegramsy Sripy
Guarantee Law and Trust Company
Seattle
Igst
Joshua Levering
Halle Johnson
Tinois
Vermillion
S. D
Malloy
House Committee On Pensions
Metropolis
Inl
Benjamin Ladd
Brooklyn
Ladd
Nora Lesley
Wond du Lac
Glizon
Charles Blanchard
Eastern Crook, Co
Roble & Thompson
David Graves
Waupun
Oklahoma
Bland
Brillow
Brilow Manufacturing Company
Barnes Lumber Company
Welgand
C. Tesch'a
Union Opera House
Northwastern
Warner's Levacor
Loas
Justice White
Wyoming
Cuba
Hermuda
West Indies
Hamilton
Paul J. Sorg
Millionaire Tobacco
Middletown
Ray
Tovana
Sorg
Penis
Tabyeea
Iridilanapolis
Wich
Fred Grant
McKintey
Canton
Sie
Japan
Vancouver
Aince
Macdonald
House Committee On Commerce
Sherman
Vormans
Indiana
Alen W. Clark
Greensburg
State Central Committee
Stindard
Presbyterian Assembly
Saratoga
Christian Endeavor
Home Missions
Fairchild
Dewi
Res
Whemmertit Iron Brigade
Ghout
Riigione
Fayette Durlin
Grace Church
Grace Chorea
Bymt
Darlin
Tesua
Howee
Aalis
Secoul
William M. Klein
Go. G
C. Sprickling
Nig. Ubi
Joures Chadek
Secoud
Kerr
Ethan Allen
Utr
Ww. Schaffer
Frank I. Dear
Cic Adams
Joseph Saunderaon
Saunderaon
Bemlekele
Gome
C. C. Washburn Post
Ray. W. M. Balch
Mauss
G. B. Merrick
James H. Hennett
B Welton
S. K. Ellsworth
Grege
Balch
Foss
William Cliletle
China
Kharenstor Platt
Morten
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