Walsh and the famed entertainments at the Paris boulevard era
A fragmented tale recounts Walsh seeking prestige through lavish Paris events and a Denver setback. It describes his public displays, lavish patronage, and political ambitions, with echoes of Irish identity and royal intrigue shaping a dramatic show at high society venues.
Walshs Campaigns and European Ties Highlight Newport Visit
The Walshs return to Washington after hosting dinners in luxury hotels and inviting European promoters aboard. They hold interests in a sleeping car venture, with Leopold of Belgium showing investment appeal while preferring higher yielding opportunities. Tom Walsh plans campaigns backed by mining expertise as they expand social prominence and ties to European aristocracy.
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Berbeulients
Guste
Pras
Walsh
San Juan
Penver
Penvers
Walshes
Nates
Anne
Teopal
Belgium
Leopold
Ford
America
Mrs Walsh
Hye
Wastington
Donness Miller
Walshs of Leadville Star in Colorado Mining Tales
The article portrays Thomas F Walsh and family, Irish background, pioneering in Leadville Colorado mining. It highlights Walshs wealth, hospitality, and social rise, noting Carrie Walsh’s Paris gowns and lavish Washington house. It praises their culture and vision for western development and mining potential under the Rockies.
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Walshes
Tom Walsh
Lrishiman
Iris Washington
America
Thomas F. Walsh
West
Babston
Rockies
J. A. Edgerton
Grain traffic up as corn farmers boost exports
June arrivals at nine Atlantic Gulf and Pacific seaports reached 14 787 130 bushels with six month totals at 129 116 207 bushels, double 1904. New York New Orleans Boston Portland gain while Philadelphia Baltimore Galveston San Francisco Tacoma fall.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
Portland
Boston
New York
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Galveston
San Francisco
Tacoma
California
Loast
Oregon
United States
Lake
Guaranteed cure for piles ad and veal calves wanted
A historical ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles with PAZO OINTMENT and offers a refund if ineffective within 6 to 14 days. It instructs sending 50 cents or stamps toParma Medicine Co. St Louis Mo. The piece also notes a request to buy veal calves with massillon prices and lists a contact, W J Myers with a six phone number.
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Paria Medicine Co
St. Louis
Massillon
W. J. Myera
Panama Canal Plans Hospital Growth and City Modernization
An interview with Panama Canal official Magoon outlines plans to expand hospital services, build for the expected 12 000 arrivals, and improve water, sewage, and street systems. He notes 162 yellow fever cases with 53 deaths, a push to pave streets, drain swamps, and provide housing, schooling, and jobs for American staff in the canal zone.
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Panu
Unite T
Ager
Washington
Canal Zune
New York
Teilune
Cipal
Claries EL. Magi
Lie
Panama
Colon
Canal Zone
United States
Magoon
Jun Boga
Mer Iery
Panga
Ois Canal Gene
Panama de Colon
Eanel
Astors
Riverside
Cisuber
Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills Ad
An old advertisement claims Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills remove kidney and liver symptoms by restoring health and vigor. It promotes a single daily pill dose at 25 cents and offers free samples from The Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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A. W. Chase
Abex
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. V
Death from Cholera Tolls Methodist Leader in Lucknow
The Rev S K Mahon of Wesley M E church received word from Lucknow India of Lyle Thoburn's death from cholera. Thoburn headed a large Methodist publishing house in Lucknow and supervised over two hundred native workers. He spoke at the Wesley M E church last winter on missionary work in India.
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S. K. Mahon
Wesley M. E
Lucknow
India
Lyle Thourn
Thoburn
Methodist Church
Moving on Friday Superstition Shapes Moving Plans
A New York Press report quotes a professional mover noting strong superstition about moving on Friday. He says customers fear bad luck and many refuse or delay by week’s end, while crews report more accidents on Fridays and would prefer no Friday bookings.
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New York Press
English Royal Veto and Its Quiet History
The article traces the royal veto from its earliest use after Agincourt when Henry V pondered petitions against transferring suits to chancery. It notes the veto has not been used since 1708, discusses near-use under George III and Victoria, and cites the Loudon Standard on Queen Victoria signing personal warrants if pressed.
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Henry V
Agincourt
le Roy
S’avisera
Conimm
Een
Anne
Scotland
Maurel JT
House of Lords
George III
Bageliot
Victoria
Loudon
Sovereign medicine promises health with one dollar bottle
Dr. David Kennedy's favorite remedy from Rondout New York is advertised as a “Sovereign” cure for nervousness rheumatism kidney and liver complaints and female-specific illnesses. It claims to purify the blood restore health and offers exchange of one dollar for a bottle.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
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