Marvelous News Blitz From New Orleans to Wyoming
The Marshfield Times reports a wide sweep of notices from New Orleans schools to rich Wyoming gold finds, plus a string of brief items: a fatality near Dayton, a wage strike called off in New York cloaks, a California supreme court respite, and various political and legal updates. Names and places include Louis Morel, Dim near Dayton, U1, Warrn, McKinney, Lingsten, Carthage, Warren, and many others.
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New Orleans
Wyoming
Louis Morel Wis
Dayton
Witney “Combine
Boston
Neoreska
South Dakota
New York
New Lrignton
Damase
National Supreme Court
Durrant
United States Supreme Court
Washingun
Jobn M. Lingsten
Dolores
Carthage
MeKid McCoy
Billy Sinka
Farry Cummings
Barr Oak
Mich
Qreak
Michie Kohler
Danyile
Lara Olson
Howard
Col
Wim. H. Bell
General Sullivan
Govere
Nicholas Villa
St. Louis
Vhe Gull
Wiliam St. Wilson
United States
Wilson
Maryland
Lease
Crookston
Minn
Warragis
Sennar
Superior
Brooklyn
Pennsyvania
Vattlefields
Chatkingoga
Cory
Ma Purvis
Jaillington
N.C
M. J. Blackmin
Annie Neidhlager
Durant
California Supreme Court
Canada
Washington
McKinney
Shes
Global News Briefs From Far Corners of 1900s Press
A compilation of international items reports Princess Kainlani’s arrival reception in Honolulu, the pope’s stance on a Maciticabe school settlement, Ireland’s royal residence debate, Gorton Highlanders’ glory at Dargas Ridges, and John Frager’s Lorat peerage case in Edinburgh. Also notes Count Esterhazy’s Dreyfus inquiry, a German village’s destruction in New Guinea, Verdi’s widow Signor Vardi’s death, NSW wheat yields, Dr Peters dismissed in Africa, NZ trade bill with Britain, and weather and transport disruptions in France. Reports on German naval action in China, Totka’s revenge in New Guinea, US mediation, Newfoundland ministry resignation, Turkish policy aims, Maximilian cellar collapse, and Ireland’s politics under Earl Cedogen.
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Kainlani
Honolulu
National Union of Conservative Associations
Ireland
Gorton Highlanders
Dargas Ridges
John Frager
Cue Court of Sersion
Edinburgh
Count Esterhazy
Dreyfus
Gulu
Signor Vardi
Giuseppe Verdi
New South Wales
Dr. Peters
Gera Service
Africa
New Zealand
Great Britain
France
Spasin
Pranca
Thomas W. Evans
Iugenie
Paris
Bianco
China
Totka
New Guiana
United States
Hayti
Newfoundland
Wiliam Whiteway
James Wineer
Ruesla
Turkey
Maximilian
Munich
Munich Collapsed, Varying Seventeen Persons, Pleven
Earl Cedogen
Lord Leutenant
Wea
National Union of Conservative
International notes touch Cuba Russia and Dreyfus
Reports recount European tensions with Japan and Russia over Corea trade disputes and potential war risks. Spanish policy toward Cubans remains contentious as Marshal Blanco faces opposition to leniency toward insurgents. Dreyfus case reopened by Scheurer-Kestner and Cuban autonomy doubts loom.
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Yssociations
Earl of Darby
M. Romes
Chamber of Deputies
Senor Romero Robredo
Jta
Japan
Russia
Marshal Banco
General Weyler
Marshal Blanco
St. James Gazette
Astaa
France
Germany
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Dreyfun
Neva
Cornell
New York
London
Arequipa
Peru
Congress
M. Landan
Senate
NAVATO INDIAN WEAVING AND NAVAJO BLANKETS
New York Tribune notes Navajo weaving excellence within the United States. BR G Johns of Santa Fe praises fineness of finish and design variety, though dyes and yarn quality have declined due to trader supply. Navajo women weave bells sashes saddles and blankets as valued craft and labor rather than mere pastime.
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United States
BR. G. Johns
Santa Fe
New York Tribune
Island Moves at Four Miles Per Hour Off Azores
Floating islands are not 50 rare. in 1882 three sightings in the North Atlantic near the Azores show an island large enough for forest with trees up to thirty feet high. It moved about a mile per hour toward the Azores, an unusual and scientifically interesting phenomenon.
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North Atlantic
Azores
How to Present a Gentleman in Introductions
A Victorian etiquette note explains introductions feature the host presenting a gentleman to a lady. It cites phrases like Miss Black, allow me to present Mr Smith to you, and Miss Black, Mr Smith has asked the honor of an introduction. It notes the hostess speaks and whether the lady offers her hand.
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Miss Black
Mr. Sraith
Greeting a Guest at Informal and Large Functions
The hostess usually shakes hands with women guests and often extends the courtesy to men. At large functions a bow and a smile suffice, serving as a hearty welcome.
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Érmen
Ambitious Lonnie Rybolt Heals With Pink Pills Tale
A New Era report from Hartsville Indiana recounts ten year old Louise Rybolt’s illness and rumored cure attributed to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Neighbors note rapid improvement after treatment as parents aim to resume schooling and future police academy plans for Lonnie. The story mentions the pills’ sale details and the manufacturer in Schenectady New York.
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M. Rybolt
Hartsville
Ind
Rybolts
Hartaville
Sad Alrs. Rybolt
Jaques
Ron
Louise
Lonnie Ia
Ntulays
Ding
Ale Wits
Abe
Artionh
Rybol
Sienna Sirti
Williams
Witlin
Plankington Hotel Ice and Power Plant Showcases Integrated System
A Milwaukee Plankington hotel demonstrates a large scale integrated power and refrigeration facility. The plant supplies ice, cold storage, lighting, and elevator power to the hotel and neighboring buildings, recouping costs from revenue share. Ice is produced by a plate system from an artesian source, with rooms insulated to maintain 24 to 44 Fahrenheit, and storage rooms housing meats, vegetables, and dairy at 14 to 18 Fahrenheit.
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Plankington
Milwaukee
Refrigerator Rooms and Ice Pitcher Room in Large House
The description details a large house with a milk and cream storage near freezing at 32 degrees, multiple short order boxes for meats, and separate rooms for butter cheeses and fruit. The bakery area stores pastry, puddings, berries and preserves, plus a so called pitcher room with ice filled pitchers for instant use. A bar box twelve by twelve feet stores wines and beers at 42 to 44 degrees, as a key feature of the house.
Hairpin Crafting in New York Factories
The hairpin trade, imported from England or France, grew large in the United States with many big factories. To meet daily New York wholesale demand of 50 000 packages, specialized machines forge and sharpen pins at 200 to 450 per minute. The enamel coating must be flawless, requiring careful baking and polishing.
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England
France
United States
New York
Bicycle riding servants affect domestic work in New York
The New York Sun reports that bicycles raise wages for maids who ride and scare employers who want reliable help. Proppers say riders leave late, shirk duties, and speed through mornings, while some jobseekers demand wheels and high pay, with commissions offered to find riders who avoid riding.
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Pople
Capage Aeryates
Tate
Dony
Such & Ain
New York Sun
Mild September in Old Song Echoes Washington Stars
A nostalgic note on long ago tunes and their tender rhythm, recalling family memories. The narrator urges bold praise of the past and poetic license despite opposing facts, imagining bricks in the street as embers while war bleeds on.
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Washington
Lamentations Ended amid Regret and Exasperation
A fragmented verse reflects national consternation over regulation and dissipation. It notes vexation and tribulation in schools, then shifts to a damp outlook as occupations resume. The piece cites Somerville Mass and Indianapolis Journal as sources for related quips.
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Somervillé
Mass
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