Turbulent Telegrams from Then and There Towns
A chaotic, unnamed roster of 1900s headlines notes political aims, bribes, floods of potatoes, keel hauls of public figures, and a sprawl of legal and social upheavals. It mentions Nathan Swssuss for New York mayor, Detroit inspector Liphart jailed, a New Bedford wage dispute, a receiver for whisky interests, and a Boston minister’s death, among many other scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolner
Evorias
Nathan Swssuss
New York
Weuslied Stud
Goast
New Toundland
Burie
Liphart
Detroit
Scotland
Gen. Harrison
White House
Paul Gerger
America
Philadelphia
Andrew W. Mullen
Ublisdeiphur
Massachisells
Jolly FE
Russell Corgoyvernor
Mth Diotyly
John F. Miingerild
Wuarthing College
Clinton
Iowa
Selking
Newbedford
Leoria Brow and Sree Company
Whisky Trust
California
Lome
Tetfornon Davis
Beauvoir
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Grand Posten
Nas Emily
New Orleans
Keokuk
Foreign plot and Chinese capture reports stir war talk
A jumble of items notes a potential plot involving al Haly and a Chinese treaty port Chee Yoo reportedly captured by Japan. Reports also state Schweder & Co London hides and leather merchants failed for £100,000. Two landed persons were killed by a warehouse blast in Granada Nicaragua. A Hungarian diet liberal worship measure passed. Caprivi travels to consult the Kaiser about China. Denby warns Americans in Pektu of possible attack. A Japanese squadron has been sighted near Che Foo. The Grand Trunk cashier in Gamileon Ontario faces a £130,000 shortfall after twenty five years in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Haly
von Caprivi
Hubertugstock
Kaiser
Fils Ang Jesty
China
Denby
Pektu
Che-Foo- Pred Filgiano
Grand Trunk
Gamileon
Ont
Bagis
Observations on American Hospitality and Family Life
The author contrasts American hospitality with European norms, praising informal dining, family affection, and shared meals in homes. He notes military posts as the finest hubs of cordial sociability, recounts travels to Port Townsend, San Francisco, West Point, and Fort Stills, and argues that hospitality is borne by military messes and the giver’s goodwill rather than inherited fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Fox
Burland
New York
Elteses
United States
Port Taniventworth
Ixas
San Francisco
Old Puinh Comfort
Fort Stills
D. D
West Point
Abe
America
Tury
Brutisher
Ting
Aarpensien
Santos
Albert Darke
Brazil United States treaty duties test case described
A reported legal dispute over reciprocity treaties between Brazil and the United States. It discusses a test case challenging the new tariff law abrogating reciprocity, the imposition of duties on Brazilian goods, and potential refunds to importers if court action is pursued. The piece notes prior notice and possible litigation to determine Congress's authority to alter treaty obligations and who bears liability for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Stans
Bazil
Brasil
Congress
Beaziligu
End of the Blom Missionary Tale Ends in Tragic Brideoath
A fragmented historic account recounts a missionary tale ending in tragedy as Nahomi, a mother, is found dead after her daughter Naki is dressed for a bridal ritual. The narrative notes a grim scene with a hanging pear tree and a fatal act, describing sorrow and despair within a household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justi
Dufurnivd
Dean
Viet
Dian
Sinhd Lills Howe
Amoun
Nahomi
Shy
Naki
allLielvetion
Temple Bar
PTHICS OF COOKING FGGs and Egg Preparation Tips
In warm weather substitutes for meat rise as cheaper, easier options. The article urges careful egg cooking, warning many home cooks spoil eggs through poor methods. It stresses that perfection matters and notes common methods like fried and poached eggs, scrambled curds, and related techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Unclear Vintage Cookery Manuscript On Eggs And Oils
The fragment discusses various egg and oil based cooking methods with uncertain terms and misspellings. It references par-cooked eggs, wax cookery ethics, and the handling of eggs in hot toasts, with scattered notes on saute points, water content, and frying techniques. The passage ends with a reference to New York lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mikes
Bendis
Anthan
Haiti
Tate
Olive
Pravent
New York
Baunyard Battle with Hawks and Sparrows at Meadow Rai Farm
An oddly garbled rural scene recounts a hawk attacked by a rooster and sparrows at Meadow Rai Farm. The rooster defended its yard, mortally injuring the hawk after a tense midair struggle. English sparrows invade Ovid Lane’s plies, showing aggression toward robins tending young. Mr Lane notes sparrows’ harsh behavior toward other birds and reports robins’ nest and woes as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow
Rai 1
Woederhougl
Wight
Alain Jn
Thys
Met
Ovid Lane
Hanson
Mr. Lutne
Deverles
Mysterious Bird Warfare Report From Colonial Ledger
Fragmentary OCR tale describes a clash between sparrows and robins with odd phrases and unclear chronology. Mentions Mr Lane, daily fare, chirping sparrows, robins, nests, and July, but many words are garbled, leaving a puzzling, inconclusive antiquarian note.
American Beauty Rose Origin and Wild Gardener Tale
A Washington tale recounts the rise of the American Beauty rose, traced to a gardener’s chance discovery. Mr Field buys cuttings from a German origin plant for modest sums, then grows a fortune as the rose proves unusually large and valuable, yielding wealthy returns and a striking business misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geor Bancroft
Fimt
Ameriet
Europe
Ranteror
Griwht
Pleldt
White House
Nate Plait
Banevgtt
Germainy
Field
Iundy
Ety
No-To-Bac Promoted By Mental Health Ad
A dubious ad claims No-To-Bac cures tobacco use and offers a free package via mail to readers. It targets individuals at 15 Randolph Street, likely soliciting addresses and personal responses, urging sending names and money. The item reflects a period marketing ploy preying on health fears with a mail order claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Randolph Strees
Lhienge
Milo
Will Roy
Thomas
The Seasons Endures in Safe Hands, Philosopher Says
A dialog frames a comic worry about seasonal order as two men argue over the perils if spring and winter, summer and autumn, got mixed. They joke about fashion and propriety, imagining decollate bathing costumes and short skirts should seasons slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye
Attistore
Indy
Also Mentioned on This Page
George van ‘Taylor
Huytus
George N. Sloan
Chicago
Iain
Gus
Wis
American Debenture Company
Oliver Werell Holmés
Boston
Nmn Tls
Hughes
Renan
Geronling
Arizona
John M.hurston
Bryan
Hames
Shuwekin
H. G. Corbin
Corbin
Vaulted States Army
Wy Snington
Lexow
Lemuel G. Theeves
Burlington
Interior Department
Lake Shore
Chicate
Milwaukee
Rogolow
Columbian University
Whitman
Valley College
Nalue
Mes
Herida
Mortitt Arber
Army of the Lemesset
A.B. Crawford
Amwerban Nuon Bank of
Springfield
Cleveland
Sair
Init Hus
Gelther
Spdiements
Leeuni
Boston and Montana Speldns Company
Byoet Wbernace
Cas
Wilam Strong
Alexander LeMachern
Durhaouth
S. 8
Usekhtelen Yourbad
Buehuuuv
Shur County
Pau
Ian
Neely
Samy
Atlaura
Gadidaes
Phounis Weyer
Ghailbers
William L. Giddings
Seattle
Wash
Chiteley
Hortland
Hinckley
Janes Parish
Newport
St. TL
Mies
Abuer G. Gram
Dianes Bowe
Bowe
Tyler
Gram
Mber
John Ravell
Mich
Ravel
Truvell
Kings County
Mivereit
Wheeler
Oklahoma
Taylor
Tex
Benty Mary
Howse Palner
Richard Schultze
Vixie
Forbes
Richmond
Tod
Leishbors
Humane Society
Lass Ead
Contractors’ Association
Davis B. Hubbard
Grafton
Frank Gorsuch
Lykaston
Chileeo
Louise Hubbard
Pullman Car Wheel Company
Dullman
Ill
Wyckes
Aieles
George M. Tullman
Mtal
Sfontana
Howard County
Senator Gorman
John Wmory Gill
Robert A. Dobbin
Jos W. Helsher
Cam Inigaloner
Isi
Amrima
Brazil
We Ois
Stould
Leen
Gnute Gucks
Mr. Lane
Judd
THE
Ammrigan Uwbauly
Origin
Mindsome
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