Decatur's Flagship President
A stern declaration echoes from Decatur over the flag's fate as a historic emblem is called into question. The phrase "Tear her tattered ensign down" signals a rebuke of past leadership and a push for reevaluation.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
4
Anadarko's Marvelous Growth From Cornfield to Metropolis
A writer notes Anadarko's rapid transformation since its 1901 founding with the first lot sale in a cornfield on August 6. Brick blocks replace tents, graded streets and telephone networks appear, signaling a thriving West city hitting metropolitan status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadarko
Leslie's Weekly
Marvelous
City Expands Services As Population Grows Fast
A mammoth ice plant with a 75 ton daily capacity serves the city and nearby towns. New contracts for a court house 30,000 jail 5,000 school 20,000 and water works 40,000 are let. Electric light firms bid to provide complete lighting water and utilities as the population of 3,500 expands with new homes rising.
Arch Erected in Richmond for Jefferson Davis by Daughters
A memorial arch is being erected in Richmond Virginia by the United Daughters of the Confederacy to honor Jefferson Davis. The design is by Louis A Gudebrod and the cost is expected to be significant though not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Daughters of Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Louis A. Gudebrod
Jefferson Davis Arch to be unveiled in Richmond park
About $75 000 has been raised for the Jefferson Davis Arch after years of effort by his daughters. The monument site was chosen by Mrs. Jefferson Davis who opposed it at Gret but consented. The arch will be unveiled in Monroe Park at Richmond in early spring.
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England
United States
Jelle In
Leadon Dock
Admiral Decatur
Admiralty
India Dock
London Harbor
Oliver Wendell Llotmes
Jefferson Davis
Gret
Monroe Park
Richmond
Nothing Doing Phrase Reaches Fifty Year Mark Says Brooklyn Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle notes that the expression nothing doing, seen by some as current slang, is actually about fifty years old and may be considered a classic phrase in English usage. The piece comments on outdated slang adopted by speakers who think it is modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Thomas de
Amateur murderer echoes Macbeth slang in critique
The piece notes an amateur killer and quotes a line about murders being scarce since Macbeth. It argues the amateur imitates slang as a speech habit, implying he models himself on the era’s slang and the Macbeth standard.
Hundred Mile Coast Descent in Peru by Hand Car
Lord Ernest Hamilton recounts a perilous ride down the Oroya Railway in Peru aboard a small hand car. He details high altitude thrills at 15,066 feet and the danger of rock falls, while noting the unique experience of traveling 100 miles by momentum with a brakeman’s aid only as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hamilton
Peru
Oroya Railway
Oroya
Ororae
Pacific
Soroche
Olympus
de Galera
Callao
Peruna Ad Endorsed by Oregon Officials and Public Figures
A letter from Oregon's executive office praises Peruna as the catarrh remedy of the age. Endorsements arrive from laborers to preachers, editors to politicians, with claims it cures and prevents catarrh and related illnesses. Families are urged to keep Peruna and obtain Dr Iman’s free booklet "Wi Catarrh."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perana
Atlantic
Pacific
Ferana
Hartman
Artigan
Statesman
Perupa
Perona
Golda
Oregon
Ru-Na
Dr. Iman
Hartmumbas
Ohio
Ambiguous remark sparks playful exchange in unusual dialogue
The piece features a phrenologist remark about a young man's future and a Boston boy's witty reply. A distractingly scrambled dialogue follows with urban slang and mock banter referencing a sheriff levy and a chaotic private exchange.
Unclear Wellness Claim Promotes S S S Tonic
Fragmentary ad style prose touts a tonic named S S S claiming it cleanses blood and boosts health. The text references young people and immediate use and mentions an unsafe tone with erratic wording.
Monopole Canned Goods Promoted Against Home Canning
A garbled ad style passage extols Monopole canned apricots and cherries as superior to home canning. Mentions Wadhams Kerr Bros of Portland and requests grocers’ names if unavailable. Includes stray quotes about pills and cures, with unclear context and multiple broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadhams & Kerr Bros
Portland
Castoria and Wage-Earner Notes From Sheffield
Lord Mayor notes few wage earners in Sheffield save even a farthing. Fragments mention Hamlin's and simple rule in harmony. Blurred lines reference blends of colors and fashion hints without clear events.
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Sheffield
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