Aristocratic Cows Highlight Grand Milk Show at Garden
Readers witness the grand Ayrshire Holstein Guernsey and Jersey cattle display at Madison Square Garden. Notable animals include CLOTILDE the top milk producer and EUROTUS of Darlington. judges award prizes amid farm tableau with dairy equipment and a famed spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clotilde
Lotilde
Keside
Syracuse
N. Y
Holland
Eurotus
A. B. Darling
Darlington
Maryne
St. Lambert
Jersey
Stoke
Victor-Hugo
Jolie
Guernsey
Duchess Suitifield
Ayrshire
Constantyn
F. C. Stevens
Maple Wood
Attica
Tfe
Sonne
Center of the Union Traced Across Alaska and West Coast
An article notes Attoo Alaska as a rough geographic center between Calais Maine and the far west with a sea point off the Columbia River considered the true center. It also cites Berlin meat inspection involving twelve veterinary surgeons and forty microscopic samplers plus 100 experts, including twenty-five women, at various duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Attoo
Alaska
San Macisca
Calais
Golden Gate
Sanancisco
San Francisco
American Union
Columbia River
Oregon
Indelphia Times
Berlin
New York Tribune
Dramatic and Musical News From the Theatre World
Reports from the stage cover Lilian Russell seeking study in Paris and new material, Lew Dockstader revealed as George Clapp, and London boasting 37 theatres. Clinton Stuart writes Sibyl for Clara Morris to produce next season, while Charles Puerner’s The Pyramid debuts May 16 at Star Theatre. Belasco and Greene’s Pawn Ticket 10 is accepted for Lotta at McVicker’s in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Russell
Paris
Lew Dockstader
George Alfred Clapp
London
Clinton Stuart
Patti
Metropolitan
Lucia
Carmen
Louise Sylvester
James T. Powers
Courtice Pounds
England
Rudolph Aronson
Erminie
Casino
New York
Strauss
Suppe
Offenbach
Lecocq
Finished belt edge runs to pulley in mechanical detail
The article discusses rubber behavior under cold, water tightness of India rubber, aging effects on marriage longevity, criminality rates among bachelors and married men, telephonable sick chambers, prohibitions on contagious breath, mass needle production in Redditch, and needle finishing operations largely automated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
M. Lagneau
Redditch
England
College, public schools and donors figures from a national survey
The article notes 10,974,463 public school children with 6,104,557 average attendance. Illinois reportedly has more colleges than Europe. Europe’s single college allegedly holds more students than all Illinois. It cites 333 American colleges with 155 Latin Roman method users, 144 English, 34 Continental. Florida reaches 2,000 schools, one per 175 residents, and 20 donors have given over 23 million dollars, including Stephen Girard, Johns Hopkins and Asa Packer totaling 14 million. Sixty two Chiricahua Indians at Fort Marion will study at Carlisle Indian School, including nine married couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Europe
Florida
Stephen Girard
Johns Hopkins
Asa Packer
Labor news and urban scenes from a bygone era
The piece surveys current iron molding trade strength and union activity with figures on unions in New York and Philadelphia work practices. It notes nine hour days for Cincinnati builders a labor trend, followed by a humor-filled exchange about fresh paint and a quip about medical charges, plus a playful Omaha exchange on proper pronoun use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Builders’ Exchange
The Hero of the Bloodless War Schnaebele
A portrait of M. Schnaebele is presented amid tension over his crossing into Germany and alleged spying. Alsace native and French citizen, he sparked Franco German controversy as Parisional fury grew while frontiers and customs issues strained relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
M. Schnaebele
Alsace
Lorraine
Elsass-Lothringen
Bismarck
William
M. Schnae- Dele
Paris
Southern talent shines in new operatic star Kitty Cheatham
Miss Kitty Cheatham of Tennessee rises from a brief Madison Square Theatre stint to prominent prima donna roles in Col McCaull's Comic Opera company. At 18 she debuts in Black Hussar and Falka to glowing reviews, praised for her rich soprano and captivating charm. She hails from a notable Tennessee family, linked to Col Richard B. Cheatham, Nashville mayor, and Gen Richard Cheatham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Kitty Cheatham
Tennesse
Miss Cheatham
Tennessee
Congress
Gen Cheatham
Faulkner Wins West Virginia Senate Seat Dark Horse Rise
A long deadlock ends as Charles J. Faulkner is elected U S senator from West Virginia. The 38 year old bachelor and University of Virginia graduate replaces the older Faulkner line, signaling an early, promising political career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charles J. Faulkner
United States
University of Virginia
Psi Epsilon
Congress
Religious notes on evangelists colleges and churches abroad
Sam Jones supports four Georgia college students while Rev Julius Grammer is linked to Delaware bishop vacancy. Grace and Trinity in New York plan free pews. Mgr Cataldi bequeaths 250000 francs to the pope. Elder Philip S Fales preaches 66 years at Nashville camp meeting aged 89. Amherst leads with 36 Congregational seminary graduates. London YMCA marks 43rd anniversary with 1500 members. Spanish Protestant presence noted. Madrid opened first Protestant chapel 18 years ago. Ainslie to address Henry Ward Beecher memorial. Beecher among speakers. Harvard missionary zeal lags compared with others. Princeton students survey 92 colleges for potential missionaries. Volunteers include Amherst 25, Williams 19, Andover 14, Harvard 9, Cornell 35, Oberlin 110, Princeton 48.
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Sam Jones
Georgia
Julius E. Grammer
St. Peter’s
Baltimore
Delaware
New York
Grace
Trinity
Mgr. Cataldi
Vatican
Philip S. Fales
Campbellite
Nashville
Tenn
Amherst
Congregational Theological Seminary
Oberlin
Yale
Dartmouth
Williams
Young Men’s Christian Association
London
Exeter Hall
Spain
Madrid
James I. Ainslie
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Henry Wari Beecher
New York Association of Congregational Churches
Syracuse
Thomas K. Beecher
Elmira
Harvard
Princeton
Andover
Cornell
Princeton Seminary
Various Inventions and Discoveries Across Industries
The itemized report highlights early American manufacturing milestones such as Thomas Jefferson’s noted nailing craft, a 12 million cubic feet daily gas strike in Fairmount Indiana, and a Philadelphia electrician's electric typewriter. It covers paper-based type and placard printing, butter adulteration via gelatine, steam boiler draft devices, warp-thread defect indicators, and a loom-related electricity application. Ornithology notes list 859 North American birds and 82 stragglers, plus a new tea illness called teaism with nervousness and sleeplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Fairmount
Ind
Tyndall
Schraderbach
Halle
Treasury Department
Washington
James F. McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Telephone and Telegraph
Marie Augustin Despeissis
London
North America
Notable Literary Figures and Biographical Notes
The article surveys prominent writers and scholars: Zola’s income, Walt Whitman’s biographical essay on Elias Hicks, Trollope’s eldest son publishing a first novel, Ingelow hosting garden parties, Tennyson as long-time poet laureate, Britiffe Scottowe named by Atheneum, Whittier and Spofford active in a women’s suffrage league led by Cora Scott Pond, and John Bigelow editing Washington papers collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Trollope
Jean Ingelow
Lord Tennyson
England
Britiffe Scottowe
Atheneum
J. G. Whittier
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Cora Scott Pond
Amesbury
John Bigelow
George Washington
Spring Food During The Season For Healthy Eating
Advice urges eating bread and butter, avoiding dried foods, buckwheat cakes and doughnuts. Limit grease, start meals with fruit, allow hot water freely, moderate coffee or tea, and prefer broiled or roasted meat. Heaviest meal at mid day. sound potatoes acceptable, cheesy potatoes not.
Language roots and odd etymologies across cultures
The piece traces word origins from Topeka and Calico to Punch and Assassin and notes historical Persian and Syrian events. It mentions a Yonkers stanza, Prussia centenarians, and a fact about alcohol production in the French Antilles, ending with a quirky blend of etymology and folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Syria
Crimsonbeak
Yonkers Statarnse
Prussia
French Antilles
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Ynot
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Juno
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Indian Training School
Carlisle
Labor Notes
Omaha
Nell
Nicefellow
Omahs
Do. J. Faulkner
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Prison Point
Charleston
Boston
Zola
Walt Whitman
Elias Hicks
Licksites
Topeka
Calico
Calicut
Royan Baking Vpowper Co
Wall St
N.Y
Colliers
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
D. C
C. E. Andrews
Lydon and J
Harkins & Co
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Harper Bros
Chicago
Andrews
Peter Collier
U. S
Dept. of Agriculture
James S. Foster
Real Estate and Loans
COR. Second & Lawler Sts
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell
Wain Street
Pri
R. R
Dakota
Knowles, Pitwood &Co
Goolykoontz
Cook
Grogeries & Provimons
R. McMillen & CO
Randall & Wheelock
A. G. Kellam
Geo. A. Joanston
Geo. A. Silsey
Willram Ge
Dwelling and Mercantile Insurance
A. J. Peak & CO
Mitchell National Bank
W. G. Davison
L. N. Seaman
N. L. Davison, Cashier
H. G. Chandler
J.C. Roth
Ward & Lewis
Cor. Lawler
1St Ste. Mitchell
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