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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1893
Page
6
Virginia Dare The First Child Of English Parents
A readership narrative recounts Virginia Dare child of English colonists at Roanoke, her mother Mrs Dare, and the fate of the Lost Colony. It traces John White's return voyage, the colony’s hardships, Manteo protector, and the later legend of the first American child born to English parents, known as the White Angel of Mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameria
Titel
Mornolee
Juli White
Walter Lalough
Wilong
Ani
Ameriwin
Ameriwin Colonial History, Stat Cua
Guy
Job Wilts
Ap Paiten
Aonet
Rose Dare
Dade
Bae Seciig
Walter Thule
Tor
Dave
Walter Talith
Teoh
Mr. White
England
Molgut
Uly
Eune Mansep
Lis U'tbe
Pesseyst
Dutellver
Sogzived
Virginia Dare
Chibaru
Corward
Dare
Servius
White
Walter Jédeigh
Roanoke
Ihoanoke
Creatiich Wien
Dean
Walter Raleigh
Wright
Walter
Lewis
Ridyigh
Jills
Johnston
Damestown
Bin
Virginia Daves Provi
Liu
Ciy
Henry Johnston
Troanoke
Old Manteo
Virginia
Carson Sud
Alice
Marm
Reo
Aungster
Foun Johnston
Haghshine
Tamestown Ltd
Nelthes
Carson
Alexinia
Antovicn
Poverty and a Tenement Afternoon on Halsted Street
A narrator observes a poor neighborhood on a hot day, describing five young girls on Ewing Street and a nearby group of women crocheting. The scene contrasts decency and deprivation as onlookers note economic hardship, child labor, and the fragile dignity of residents amid squalor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Street
Jookel
iHife
Napoleon
Finanés
Embroidery Proposed To Aid Tenement Districts
The text urges American women to use embroidery to uplift tenement districts, comparing to Mrs. Ernest Hart's work for the ruin Irish. It praises embroidery as easier and more interesting than plain sewing and cites Charlie G. Leland on eye and finger education through such craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hart
Charlie G. Leland
Ride On an Alligator A Curious Prairie Tale
An odd travel tale describes a Florida journey with a group camping near the St John River. The narrator recounts a daring alligator encounter aboard a boat, using a carrot tied to a whip and stockings to lure the creature, ending with the capture and release of the reptile.
Confidence games loom in banking world says Norfolk man
N A Painbolt of Norfolk Nebraska warns that criminals rely on appearances to deceive bankers. He cites patterns from the world's finance scene in Chicago and remarks on deception, confidence, and self possession. Historical remarks from Dinwiddie of Cedar Rapids add caution about disguise and plausibility in fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Painbolt
Norfolk
Neb
Chicago
St Louis Globe Democrt
Min
Dick-ens
Dickens
Saia
Honest but deceitful man caught in city scheme
An unnamed speaker recalls a man who forged checks and cashed six more, posing as trustworthy. The culprit was captured after suspicion rose, and though jailed, the speaker believed his seeming honesty persisted, contrasting with early judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awan
Color photography breakthrough by three primary plates process
A historical overview describes the three plate color photography method by Eves Dinila Welpala Vorel and Kurtz New York. The process uses primary color sensitive plates to reproduce natural colors, pending pigment limits and exposure, with potential for near instantaneous results and home viewing of distant landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eves
Dinilawelpala
Vorel
Merlin
Kurtz
New York
Ron Weer
Daguerre
Gearel
Lippman
Paris
Grothers Lumiere
Lyons
Prof
Tippmay
Tyrdall
Beaton
Tropics
Andes
Himalayas
Arctic
al Ks
Faces and Forms of the Great Ones Echo Through Time
The piece discusses how recorded likenesses captured by phonographs and color photography hint at the infinite survival of individual identities. It notes the robe and form are preserved as they present to the outside world, with a strong suggestion of enduring presence beyond life. The source reflects the Boston Herald’s voice on emerging technologies and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hera
Polish Hebrew Market Riot In Buffalo Arrests Made
Buffalo police quell market riot as Poles and Hebrews clash over alleged fraud amid hunger fears. Ten ringleaders arrested after mobs storm booths while Tuies threaten action for work and bread. Authorities warn more trouble may come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wort
Lyere
A Lover of Nature John Burroughs Biography
John Burroughs, born near Roxbury, valued nature from babyhood and grew into a devoted writer. He taught school nine years, then worked in New York journalism, served in the Treasury, and later ran a Wallkill National Farm. He settled near Esopus in 1874 to pursue literature and fruit culture. His notable work includes Birds and Poets and Wake, Robin, while Waiting remains a distinguished American essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Roxbury
Robin
Burroughs
New York
Treasury Department
Washingtoo
Wallkill
Middleton
Esopus
Famine fears and farm relief debated in Lancaster
The Lancaster Intelligencer notes famine threats abroad and farmers in the far north seeking funds to move crops as railroads and firms face declines. It mentions shifting opinions among senators about repeal of the Sherman law and immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northway
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