The Mantchoos and the Emperors of China Century
An overview tracing the rise of the Mantchoo rulers, the throne transfers, and the long reigns from Kwang Su back to Chienlung. It details court power, key figures like Prince Kung and Li Hung Chang, reforms, diplomacy, and the balance between Chinese and Mantchoo subjects amid dynastic changes and foreign pressures.
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Wodmu
China
Chunghwan
Pe-' Ing
Kunghwan
Chupzhwan
Peting
Peking
Wercome
Shinochih
Kwang Su
Hei
Tuan
Tung Che
Esnghsi
Kangisi
Yungcheng
Yuaagcheng
Chienlung
Great Wall
Taokwallig
Pexigg
Helen Patug
Seo
Ike
Fux
Wu Hue Serge UL
Tad
Urober
Keay
Chi
Hatiae
Rosy
Tzehsi Suveruel
Tang Che
Usts
Tsehsi
Kwanx Su
Prince Chen
Heien Feng
Heien Fung
Hsien Fung
Tubs Ube
Liu
Tuze
Prince Chun
Iss
Czas
Ennre
Prince Kung
Kwang Sui
Prince Kung T
Teking
Tsung-Li-Ramen
France
England
Imperial Council of State
Li Hung Chang
Kung
Kwang Sv
Kwang Sa
Rung
House of Mantchoo
The Gallup Family Mew and Moonlit Ultimatum
Mrs. Gallup confides to Samuel a final deathbed plan and budget for her funeral detailing costs and last requests. She predicts her passing during the last quarter moon and directs his actions including visiting neighbors, arranging hymns, and setting up chores for the household after her death. Samuel mostly listens as she lays out the humor and gravity of her farewell.
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Bo Lewis
Gallup
Gilhop
Samuel Gallup
Samuel
Dye
Staflus
Eshan
Mr. Gallup
Bette
Tillamook Rock Lighthouse Storm Effects
A long account describes Tillamook Rock lighthouse at the mouth of the Columbia River, noting waves breaking through a crevasse during a storm, damage to the keeper’s dwelling, and the roof being holed by rock fragments. The lantern glass was shattered and the light extinguished, with the structure later raised and reinforced.
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Tillamook Rock
Columbia River
Pacific Coast
Tilamook Rock
Oregon
Lord
Columbine
New Phosphorus Free Safety Match Unveiled
A phosphorus free safety match has been discovered that requires no red or yellow phosphorus or phosphorus compounds and can be produced with existing plant and machinery. Inventions continue to progress, while some things resist improvement. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remains unrivaled for fifty years as a remedy for stomach disorders. Imitations have appeared, yet it continues to guide health away from constipation indigestion dyspepsia ribiousness and weak kidneys.
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Hostetter
Street Car Transfers and a Doll Buying Saga
A New York Times note laments rude transfer handling by riders, urging passengers to present transfers flat and visible to speed collecting. A New York Sun anecdote recounts a father tempted to delay buying dolls for his daughter until she can choose them herself, guided by the dolls’ eyes.
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New York Times
Xow
Ethel
Wamma
Eiel
New York Sun
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