First Steamer for Nome Berth Rush in Seattle
The Nome rush begins as the steamer Jeanie of the Pacific Steam Wheling Co sails from Seattle with 80 passengers and 100 tons freight. Demand is high with hotels full and berths scarce, leaving many travelers to await June sailings or seek sailing craft. A mix of local humor and ads punctuates the piece alongside notices of King King and a medical testimonial for King’s New Discovery.
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Seattle
Sfielda
Nome
Tomorow
Jeanie
Pacifica Steam Wheling Company
San Francisco
Exposta
Nome When ‘the Obstructing Jeee Broke, At For'the Yast
Ateamship
Uke
Invited to Inspect As New 21 Are Now Open for Business
The new 21 store announces a full line of staple and fancy goods and extends an invitation to customers to inspect the shop. The opening emphasizes ready-to-serve shelves and a welcoming welcome to shoppers in the area.
Verd antique and Thessalian green marble quarries revived
Ancient Verd antique and Thessalian green marble quarries near Larissa Greece are being reopened by an English company, reestablishing supply of the marble used in Rome Constantinople and world museums. The piece notes monoliths of St Sophia traced to these quarries and warns against inferior imitations. Also discussed is the former disposal of oleomargarine fat as butter and a shift in industry practices.
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Rome
Constantinople
St. Sophia
Fur Gedler
Lestira
Thap
Busi
Ho Jong
Dried vegetables emerge as new Santa Cara industry
New processing methods in Santa Cara county convert potatoes onions carrots and other vegetables into dried products for the market. Workers peel slice and sulfur vegetables then evaporate and sun dry them, with proposed steam drying to improve sterility and speed. Vegetables rival fruit drying in profitability, especially in salting regions.
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Santa Cara
Famine in India and Agriculture Notes in North American Review
Sir Edwin Arnold discusses famine in India citing 115,000,900 deaths due to drought across 226,900,000 acres over two sessions in the year. He notes regional droughts and contrasts it with India's cultivated land, asserting fears of vast uncultivated wheat lands are unfounded while local cultivation is hindered by customary practices and lack of expansion.
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India
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Minnidredy
Smith
Brown
Jones
Dr. King
Moyo & Tialie’s Drugg
Bader
I. Acrickers & CO
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Groochries
Toronto
Erovske
East Kootenay
B.C
Ae Es
Eac
Pacific Coast
Whitcomb
Rainer
Moyie
B. Cc
Mente
Ennie Montis
Lewis Paponeon
Moyie Miners’ Union
Mantregor Hind
Sia D
J Busi
Pres
W. R. Hovkixa, Cor. Sec'y
J. R. Costigan
Bank’of Commerce
Z & Cranbrook
Lewis Thomson
Notary Pune
Accous Tany
Comnileion Land
W. F. Gurd
Pawustrie
Aolicytar
Cranbrook
Con Yung
Moyie Hotel
Fire and Life Assurance
Mins
Orilord
Moxie
M. McInnes
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
John Lease
Aloe
the Post Office
WyeTh Hope
Beattin
G.H. Miner
Finsmoy
W. F. Tate
Iowhlry
Ict C
Snaspnook
McGregor
G. T
Chas, P. Campbell
United States
Magya & Hughes
Nelson
Fort Steele
Mercantile
Histhen
Ceylon
Tea
Anne
Yrode
Moyie, B.C
Canadian Pacific
Pacific Line
Kootenay
Kootenay Landing
Wits Pats
Medicine Hut
St. Paul
Montreal
Moston
Poronta
Moyi E
Macleod
Calgary
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Kootenay Land
West Kootenay
Slocan
Boundary
Mapes
Tino Ceeda
Moarent Jaen Awent
Lim
Manafield
Andiensox
AJ Col
PAL Nelo AG
Py AL
Viduove
Union Barber Shop
Collenh
White Labor
Union Laundry
Phillip Conrad
Pron
Piers 1Kra
Cou Atl
Moyle
Gach
Prest &Co
Cranbrooks Muyies Fart Hota
Ordo
R.A. Smith
Nlagrsmtil Shon
Ulativicate Op Iyrnovenent
Zit Meneleky
A. Unterus
St. Eugene
Simo
Luccate
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Cerllionto
JA. Harvey
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