Obscure Heroes and Border Memories in a Kentucky Speech
The speaker, a Kentuckian with border roots, honors obscure war heroes and border state experiences. He recounts joining efforts, praises Morgan and Stone, lauds Harlan’s regiment, and reflects on how border loyalties shaped Civil War memory amid Republic and Union valor. He also contrasts legends with real acts of courage by modest, local figures.
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Eke Reese
Clark
Lawrenceburg
Tee
Thor
Chin
Kentucky
West Virgion
Mirapari
Chaimuan
Tan
Mr. Speaker
West Virginia
Kansas
Missouri
Ileam Ola
Bistory
Frank Wolfuni
Morgan
Etter Adams
First Kentucky
McCreary
Hare
William ©. P. Breckinridge
John Morgan
Eine Stranger's
Ohio
Hermes
Mir
Theodore Rocasevelt
Manjland
Confederacy
Frank Ir
Gebet
Old Guard
Waterloo
Balsusiava
Gharies
Pvitava
Elsir Gould Bats
Luing
Mississippi
Kentucks
England
Charles Whittern
Ubat
Lecerel
John Mc Hattsn
Tenth
Kentucky Infantry
Koupesy
Storgean
Woltard
Seward
Young
Ledenon
Bir Bhruther
Land
Ualup
Bara
Lind
Serset Try
Cusgrise Peed
Sherman
Havelock
Christian Sphiler
Isatsa Colter
Mke
Seo Mundays
Waorfora
Quantrell
Munday
Shelbyville
Big Isaiah
Blu
Alexander
Harian
George H. Thomas
Thomas
Chickassuga
Chickaimauga
Harlan
Chickamauga
Vince Nash
Hayes
Nash
John Sevier
Isaac Shelby
America
Tennessee
Democrata
Republicans
Pike
New York
Philadelphia
Hudson
Wichita
Arkansas
Kentucky University
Sumpen
H. Rousseau
Colorful Hunter Costume Debate in Maine Woods
A veteran sportsman argues hunters should wear unobtrusive colors or red accents to avoid attracting game and misidentification. He warns bold clothing may draw fire from wary deer and moose, stressing caution and steady approach over showy gear.
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Lessena
Tekling & Ghat
Bisa
Maine
Pine Tree
Oportaman
Fashionable Evening Effects Describe Garment Styles
The article details day and evening wear with silk as the common material and newer plaid velvet in bright colors. It notes gowns for dinners use gathered chiffon over continuing color, elbow sleeves, high draped collars, and jeweled buckles enhancing the look.
Fashionable wraps and fans described in detail
The piece details costly three piece fronts and side embellishments, spangies woven on satin, and decorative gauze evening wraps. It notes iridescent dragon scale effects, black gauze fans with gold disks, and sable trimmed damask garments. A velvet emerald wrap sketch features a white damask front, pink roses, emerald velvet back, and green velvet yoke.
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Ganz
RATS AND COIFFURES Timely hints for amateur milliners
Timely hints to amateur milliners on hairdressing and hat trimming.Advice covers pinning before sewing, choosing pins and needles, handling materials gently to keep freshness, and shaping bows and rosettes. Quoted thoughts from Max O'Rell on French style contrast with notes on the Lois taque Way and the illustrated coiffure for short locks.
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Max O'Rell
M. O ° Bell
Locke
Marrying in Germany and the tangled papers
The piece recounts difficulties for American couples to wed in Berlin under German law. It describes mandatory birth and baptism certificates for both families, familial histories, and even vaccination records. A wedding ceremony unfolds with witnesses and a trip to secure passports, ending with a double ceremony and a train to Egypt.
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Germany
Fermidab
West Besbu
Berlin
Egypt
Themeelves
Bezin Cor
New York
San
Rambler Bicycles Expand Models and Features
G. & J. introduces Rambler No. 12 to No. 14 lines with varied wheel sizes 21 to 28 inches. Models include light road racers No. 10 and No. 11, a 4 straight-frame Model D for women, and a diamond-frame No. 14 for bloomers. Improvements claim stronger forks, dinch handlebars, and hand-turned axles and bearings.
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Fr Gererz
Bern
Wheels, Inc
Yinch
Ubeir Ighe Née
Finch
Tike
Wight
New Wood Rim and Double Locking Tire Unveiled
G and J claim mastery of a new wood rim for clincher tires featuring double locking edges to reduce rim strain and allow a smaller, stronger section. The tire detaches without cement, with an improved nipple washer for added strength. Catalogues go out in January as a witness scene jokes about a man with one eye and one eye in court.
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Phi’ Armour
Amenea
P. D. Armour
Syracuse
Mr. Armour
Armour
Garmend
Pods
Gay
Interior Finish and Cost of a Cottage Home
A Sanity of plaster walls and wood trim outlines the illustrated cottage. Three rooms finished in style with a full house, closets, and varied costs. The piece warns builders and businesspeople that misjudging expenses raises costs, noting a $4000 cottage price and possible tripling of total erection costs depending on locality and management.
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Etilo
Callar
Willng
Willas
French Exhibit Buildings Designs Open to French Architects
The French government published details for the 1900 exhibition competition open to all French architects. Submissions are due December 10–22 and must include scaled plans, elevations, and a third drawing. The program allows alterations to existing structures except the Trocadéro, with options to expand. New pavilions must include Salle des Fetes, a congress hall, and award distribution spaces, plus a bridge over the Seine opposite the Invalides and park connections. Designs should favor temperate materials and economical construction, drawing lessons from the Chicago and Paris exhibitions.
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Setoe
the Invalides
Len Gon
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