Restaurants of Paris and Bewildering Choice of Small Costs
Foreign correspondence from New York Times describes Paris eateries near Invalides, Champ de Mars, and Trocadéro offering cheap, plentiful foods at brasseries, tea houses, and cafes. Variety includes Belgian tea house, Moscow, English dairy, Café Hon groise, Ceylon tea house, and Japan and China booths with affordable coffees, teas, cakes, and breads. A final note follows a baggage-car scene with a clock in a train compartment.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysée Gate
Invalides Palace
Moscow House
the Invalides Palace
Café Hongroise
Café _Viennois
Palais de Costume
India
Ceylon
Japan
China
British India
Ceylon Tea House
Far East
du ‘Val
Pont d’Iéna
Champ de Mars
Odd Whist Game On Boston And Maine Express
A nearly empty Concord local of the Boston and Maine Railroad carries a traveling salesman a merchant and a student as they play whist in the smoking car. A long pine coffin box is stowed in the baggage car and emits a mournful groan prompting speculation before the baggage master reveals the box contains a body.
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Jen Bosting
Philippines
Johnson
Concord
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
Manchester
New Hampshire
Frank Johnson
Montreal
Marken
Derry
Shipping on sailing craft with passenger use and depictions
A historical piece explains that many sailing ships still carry passengers on long voyages, offering comfort and decent food though not as lavish as steamers. Skippers stress guardrails on passengers, who may pose as sailors and endure strict discipline, with prices around 100 for about 130 days to Hong Kong aboard the Helga and similar rates on other ships.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Helga
Erie Basin
Hongkong
Millers Move to Corner Wheat Market in Kansas and Oklahoma
Special to The New York Times from Wichita Kansas on June 23 reports grain men and millers in Kansas and Oklahoma discussing a possible combine to corner the wheat crop. H P Hunter of Hunter Milling Company leads the effort with backing to store and control sales, aiming to keep local wheat off the open market and influence export flour prices. The plan hinges on farmers' financial strength and storing grain to dictate future prices.
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New York Times
Wichita
Kan
State
Oklahoma
H. P. Hunter
Hunter Milling Company
Wellington
Kansas and Oklahoma Millers’ Association
Kansas
Northwest
Steam Yacht Beyer Burns on Niagara River Drift Toward Falls
The Beyer of Buffalo was set on fire by an engine room explosion while off West Grand Island Channel. Those aboard extinguished flames but the anchor rope burned, leaving the boat to drift toward the Falls until a swift steam launch overhauled and rescued her near Grand Island.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Beyer of
Grand Island
Niagara River
Beyer
Bryan's Chicago Conferences Reach Illinois Political Leaders
Col William J Bryan arrived in Chicago after two weeks in Wisconsin and will depart for Lincoln Neb tonight He plans no Kansas City Convention attendance and held discussions with former Gov Altgeld ex Congressman Hinrichsen and Illinois party leaders about the political outlook in general
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Bryan
Altgeld
Hinrichsen
Illinois
Syracuse Mayor Indicted Rumor Sparks City Debate
Syracuse N Y June 23 rumor says Mayor James J McGuire and fifteen Aldermen faced indictment by a special Grand Jury sent by Gov Roosevelt. The Mayor says Platt and the local machine view him as a possible candidate for Governor and a thorn in their side.
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New York Times
Syracuse. Y
James J. McGuire
Roosevelt
Platt
Wrecked Crew in Port
The mail steamer Cygnet brought the crew of the schooner Isaac H. Tillyer wrecked on Cuttyhunk last night to New Bedford. The men were sent to Boston. Captain Ezra Norton the steward and mate remained at Cuttyhunk.
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New Bedford
Mass
Cygnet
Isaac H. Tillyer
Cuttyhunk
Boston
Ezra Norton
India's Famine Deepens as Cholera Rages in India
Simla May 24 The famine across India grows deadlier with a cholera outbreak intensifying in relief camps. Officials and missionaries struggle to reach scattered villages as thousands die and relief funds strain to meet vast needs. American aid through Dr Klopsch is welcomed amid ongoing relief efforts.
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India
Dr. Klopsch
Philadelphia vaudeville manager disappears with $3500 profits
E T Garrick who built Philadelphia’s largest vaudeville show vanished today with 3500 dollars, leaving Walnut Street Theatre performers unpaid. The week’s take totaled 5000 to 6000 dollars, but Garrick paid few local bills and fled after cashing deposits. Performers tried to continue shows while demanding pay.
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Philadelphia
E. T. Garrick
Garrick
Walnut Street Theatre
Walton Hotel
Robert Hilliard
Paul N. Furman
Gilmore
Frank Howe
Ther Furman
Pauline Hall
Lafayette
Penny telegrams push for cheaper Brit US post links
In The Sunday Special, MP John Henniker Heaton argues for penny transatlantic postage and cheaper cable rates. Heaton contends two cables could handle 20 million words annually, with governments sharing laying costs and profits, urging faster, cheaper communication between Britain and the United States.
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London
John Henniker Heaton
Canterbury
Great Britain
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Heaton
Europe
American
Marconi
America
Harrison’s Friend Robbed Ties To Mayor Chicago
Arthur Hyman, a dapper bachelor from 5 West Thirty-sixth Street, visited the West Thirtieth Street Police Station with claims tied to Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chicago. He reported a robbery but provided evasive answers about details and refused to discuss the incident further.
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West Thirtieth Street
Capt. Thomas
Arthur Hyman
Bachelor Apartments
West Thirty-sixth
Harrison
Hyman
Lockwood
Sheehan
Chicago
Almost Scalped Opponent in Harlem Bar Fight
Nicolo Pecoro, 38, of 397 First Avenue, is hospitalized in Harlem with a scalp wound from a fight on One Hundred and Eleventh Street and First Avenue. Michael Baretti, 30, of 346 East 104th Street, and Joseph Christi, 2011 First Avenue, along with Philip Fartino, 348 East 114th Street, were drinking together earlier. At Eleven Street and First Avenue an altercation led to a razor being handed to Baretti, who nearly scalped Pecoro. Pecoro's hand wound is circular and the blade tore skin and bone. The Italians accompanying Pecoro were arrested.
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Nicolo Pecoro
First Avenue
Harlem’ Hospital
Myecen
Michael Baretto
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Eleventh Street
Pecoro
Baretti
Joseph Christi
Philip Fartino
East One Hundred and Fourteenth Street
Pecora
Barretti
Christi
Bald Eagle for Bryan Headed to Democratic Convention
A live bald eagle caught near Richbrook Utah is en route to Kansas for presentation to William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic Convention in Salt Lake City on June 23. Escort J T Carney, a Utah miner, also has a magpie for Mark Hanna.
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New York Times
Salt Lake City
Richbrook
Utah
Salt Lake
Kansas
William Jennings Bryan
J. T. Carney
Mark Hanna
Railroad Station Purchase Policy Across New England and Mid Atlantic
On all paid purchases of five dollars or more made at any railroad station within Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey the policy applies.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jr .i
Siegel-Cooper Infant and Children Wear Sale
Infants and children gear offered with appealing garments at low prices. Highlights include infants lawn caps and lawn guimples for ages 2 to 10, white lawn school aprons with embroidery, and gingham guimpes for ages 2 to 5, all promoted as Monday specials with deep discounts.
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Siegel-Cooper’s
Women's 95¢ Undergarments Sale Preview
Classic women undergarments offered at low prices with a preview of tomorrow's specials. Items include black lateen under skirts with trim, fine gingham underskirts, muslin underskirts and drawers, cambric drawers, muslin corset covers, and various gowns with embroidery and lace accents. Prices range from 12 4c to 1.39 with many items highlighted for Monday.
Millinery Clearing Sale with deep discounts tomorrow
A Millinery Clearing Sale will be held in our Millinery Rooms tomorrow featuring heavily reduced prices on season’s best sellers. Highlights include Genuine Rough Braid Sailor Hats Knox black and white trims, fine Italian Leghorn flats, over 1,500 dozen straw hats, trimmed hats inspired by Paris Exposition, American Beauty Roses, wreaths for Leghorn hats, and assorted furniture pieces like white enamelled bedstead, long gray hair mattress, box couch, library table, and golden oak bedroom suit, all offered at substantial savings.
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Knox
Dinnerware sale offers half price on fine china sets
Owners and stay at homes urged to seize a rare sale on nearly complete dinnerware lines. Hand decorated plates, teacups, dishes, and full 100 to 103 piece dinner sets from 6.75 to 19.00 with regular prices up to 30.00, all offered tomorrow at half or less.
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Indiv
Haviland
Seashore Delivery Returns for 1900 Season
Our Seashore Delivery is again in operation for the season of 1900. Daily deliveries to all the prominent resorts from Atlantic Highlands to Ocean Grove and Cedarhurst to Rockaway Park, L. I.
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Atlantic Highlands
Ocean Grove
Cedarhurst
Rockaway Park
L. I
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