Ruling Passions in a Circus Cage Turn Deadly
The story follows Carmen and her trained animals Calcutta style as a Bengal tiger and black panther clash during a lesson. Jealousy from the panther erupts, culminating in a fatal attack and Carmen surviving while the panther dies. The crowd reacts as the show ends and other animals settle into routine after the dramatic incident. Separate paragraphs describe debates on new women and a china marriage customs piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vou
Carmen
Ton
Chita
Garmen
Oita
Anor
Moti
Armen
von Stoward
XS Carmien
Vor
Howard the Wownhan
Iosenes
Noheliatenat
Arabian Horse Star and the Tale of Burdened Rides
A narrated Arabian story centers on a pure blood horse chased by a rival. The pursuer lags as the lead horse proves superior in endurance. The rider cries out about laboring land and prophetic curses, arguing that blessings vanished after shifting from tribute to plow power, questioning whether horses should serve only races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despativiag
Various World Facts and Oddities in a Fragmented Review
A collage of curiosities and notes cites food prices, steel, and wheel members, plus oceanic hops, theaters, and public notices. It mentions a French public health law, a tempest of daily life in London and Baltimore, and historical references from Metz to Yorktown. The piece weaves trivia, labor, and culture into a broad survey.
Roosevelt and fair banks call for Republican congress
Voters are urged to support Roosevelt and fair banks to oust dishonest monopolies and force integrity in government. The appeal promises protection of property, firm national leadership, and restraint on Democratic influence, urging readers to elect a Republican Congress and restore stable, patriotic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanimany
White House
Roosevelt
Russian Wolfhounds and Their Place in Country Life
The article extols the Borzoi as the aristocrat of the canine world, noting its elegance and speed. It discusses its introduction to America, where initial hopes of autonomous wolf destruction gave way to the need for proper training. It praises the breed’s courage, docility, and suitability as a genteel household companion admired for its striking appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otfiery
Europe
Amero
Cayate
Americ
Roosevelt's Letter of Acceptance Cites Protest Demands
A fragment notes how foreign protests push for action in the state department while urging reductions in the small military establishment. It asserts that the treatment of American citizens abroad will influence the impact of protests and calls for ensuring these protests remain effective if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Oosevelts
Democrats Split Over Silver Question in Midwest Debate
The piece argues the Democratic Party remains divided over free silver and the money issue, with the St Louis platform silent on currency. It features commentary on Parker, Indiana, and shifts of voters, noting conservative and silver wings within the party and the impact on the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys
Taciina
Middle West
St. Louis
Monney
Parker
Democratic Party
Indiana
Carey
Monster Spiders: Bird Eating Predators of Tropics
A report on large tropical spiders found in South America Africa and Australia. They are dark colored with coarse bristles, prey mainly at night, and often reside in crevices or hollow trees. Some specimens are nearly rat sized and have been seen grabbing small birds with strong hairy claws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogland
Saondays
Baltimore
Charles Street
Northampton
South America
Africa
Australia
The King Title From Sanskrit To Saxon Origins
The article traces the origin of the title king from the Sanskrit ganaka to the Saxon form Vering, noting Rig Veda linkage, age debates, and social ascent from family to state. It also discusses the term ray or rex as leader, noting its linguistic path to rei and related Romance forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganaka
Shopping phrases in a London paper on shoppers abroad
A London paper quotes a shopgirl on shopper behavior noting Haoglishwomen often accept tims and value, while English are courteous and Americans risk more trouble and insist on price comparisons. French shoppers are praised for knowing exactly what they want and accepting only that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tims
Throne of Proun, Shah of Persia, and jeweled throne lore
A fragmentary report blends descriptions of the shah of Persia's throne richly encrusted with gold and jewels with a curious image of a nine by four foot bedlike seat. Also included are unrelated quips about marriage proposals and a humorous exchange on bucket shops and ticket shops in a boothed style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Bayo
Pholsterer
Parker for President and potential Belmont offer
The piece argues Democrats may back Parker out of pity if he loses and notes a likely job offer from August Belmont to Parker as counsel for the Interborough Transit Railway at a high salary, with outside legal work possible in a firm of Will Sheehan and Parker. It also discusses political advantage from Parker’s candidacy and contrasts personal prosperity with Democratic defeat. It then analyzes 1910s US foreign trade trends, comparing 1910s values with 1901 and 1907, noting shifts in exports and imports driven by crops, cotton, and iron and steel, and crediting Republican protection for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York
August Bel- Mon
Interough Transit Railway
Laon
United States
Will Sheehan
Helmont
Genie Nan
United Ktates
Mir Belmont
Otce
Cleveland
United Staies
Callzes
Growth of US domestic manufactures exports 1860 to 1902
US exports of domestic manufactures rose from 40 million in 1860 to 403 million in 1902 with nearly all growth during Republican administrations. Since 1899 average annual exports exceeded 400 million, over twice any pre 1900 year, and ten times than before 1867, argued as support for Republican policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Himes
Roosevelt praise and defense amid 1932 campaign rhetoric
A newspaper tone piece extols President Roosevelt as energetic and impressive whether seen nearby or at a distance. It challenges charges of wealth influence, urges fair enforcement of corporate laws, and argues Roosevelt offers a sure bet against Parker, reflecting wartime era political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mall
Parker
Medein Ley
Ageo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Copsyrindt
Mawin Te
Rey
Jaerann
Pethd Pesta
Elpeis
Wits Wits
Bendy
Ptimal
Rosy Cheelkert
Hita
Engelle
Andre
Tasuard
MLO
Hil
Nevy Wome
Susan
New York Press
China
Spain
A. m
MM. de Mare
Chicago
Sauikers Poms
Thomas Tharte
Leedshiebird
Christhias
Mohaimedits
Leon Vietor
Wits Pissure
St. Michel Paris
See See Macaulay
Sittin
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Buzaine
Metz
Tondo
Denmark
Ivere
Mancheater Ship Canal
Runcor
Mersey
Poiit
Bret Harte Dee
Puttletown
Cal
Mark Vowaith
Dekeon Hill
James Gillis
James
Fibell
T Sevet
Pairiauke
Sese
Kryan's
Joelw
Hileman
Outiag
War Department
Republican Pole
Vat
East
Mr. Cleveland
Atlantic
Maine
Florida Keys
Loehren
Minnesota
Ware
Congress
Diidee Parker
Mniunetiaon
Leavid B. Hill
New
Ekatera
Harold
Detroit
The
Bucket Shop
Wadenich
Reginald
Feelieiy
Gymipathy
Deamestic Manufactures
Har
Thor
Huey
New York Times
New York World
Brooklyn Eagle
Corteliou
Laxinese Enterprises
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!