No Dogs Allowed in the Cars on Lehigh Valley Train
A humorous account from the Lehigh Valley railroad where a young woman’s Christmas dog is barred from passenger cars. The conductor insists dogs cannot ride, proposing the baggage car with coat, water, and food. the brakeman’s panic and the dog’s transfer provoke comic reactions as the conductor ponders a tune while awaiting escape from the awkward situation.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Easton
Andy
Rchange
American Women and Hosiery Extravagance In Discussion
In dialogue about fashion and spending American women are labeled capricious and extravagant. A prediction unfolds of future hosiery trends with all lace from toe to knee making colored silk stockings under it necessary. A Connecticut conductor earns a surprising bequest, a Pawnee joke about aging, and a bachelor merchant’s blunt advice on wives.
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Stewart
Europe
Mr. Borwick
Valenciennes
Rue de la Paix
Berwick
America
Geome
Patent Office
Congress
BIXTY
United States Courts and Departments
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Claims
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Southern Claims Commission
Executive Departments
Emperor Dom Pedro's Brazilian Street Car In New York
The American Manufacturer describes a grand street car built for Dom Pedro Emperor of Brazil. It features ash and maple woods, perforated roof vents, green and gold Brazilian colors, nickel plated metalwork, and panels with Brazilian and North American scenery. The interior includes leather, mirrors, an Axminster carpet, and a life guard. it will transport the emperor between his country house and executive palace in Rio de Janeiro and may join the Botanical Garden railroad track when needed.
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Brazil
New York City
Aaya
Jiambre
Axminster
Rio de Janeiro
Botanical Garden Railroad Company
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