Fragmented 19th century notes mix census, law and crime
A garbled 19th century newspaper fragment reports a census figure of 10 020 000 and mentions a Massachusetts Supreme Court case on registrar appointments. It also covers a New York political stance on military lands in the Pita de Armas, a royal murder reference, and a Brooklyn youth buying a casket with undertaker details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt Ane Supreme Court of Massachusetts
New York Sun
Pita de Armas
Piva
Cotton Mills and Protection Debate Across the South
The article compares cotton mill growth from 1890 to 1897 across Alabama and other Southern states, noting 249 mills along the Southern railway out of 434, and 52 percent more spindles than 1890. It argues protection has not aided progress and criticizes the Dingley tariff for failing to boost revenues or open new markets for American manufacturers. The piece predicts Congress will reconsider and likely abandon the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virgin
Southern Railway
South
Phdelphia Times
Siotis
Wilson
Dod Dt
Congress
Chine
Notes and Opinions From The Register General
A garbled set of statements covers various topics. The text notes that women outnumber men according to the register general. a Geneva professor asserts higher alcohol consumption in Wranee than any other European nation. the Western Railway of mak Tan presents a gift to Euineas Lepr gee triveler In the w ord. A traveler has logged 600 miles in forty years of service. Mentions Milsavia’s 527 production, and various measurements of mara bedne ee. The Society of Art of Siultwad lag, a Rubenstein relic, and an early portrait are referenced, with remarks on CAM OST homes and longstanding art restorations. A hundred years ago, art-focused excavations in Mom pedh yielded refined efforts, while modern excavations preserve or restore artifacts and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
register-General
Geneva
Switzerhand
Marope
Western Railway
Mak- Tan
Milsavia
Society of Art of Siultwad
Rubenstein
Maberstein
Diberley
Personal notices and quirky quotes from a bygone era
A jumble of names and titles appears in a dated column with faux formalities and scattered anecdotes. Mentions include Mrs Chaydes Soeyoeeon and Isabella Chese wife of Pounk Melvee, counsel Thornton, and Do not steal me motto stamps. It closes with a reflection attributed to Stephen Girard about living today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forge Cayvanta
Cayarough
Watchixton
Chaydes Soeyoeeon
Isabella Chese Tha
Pounk Melvee
Hoyt
Thornton
Chic Pass
Doheny
Hig Acres
Cora
Irtsel
Ciicage College of Law
VST
Sivenwr
Trartford
Loyall Parra
Hit
Bae Aye
Mia Oliphant
Stephen Girard
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Olississippi Wourd
Trealth
University of Minols
Spalding
Otter d
MeKinsey
Jolie Bleruaim
Dart de Ean
Hin
Mrooklyari
Tes Vditorial
Imeral Leo
Phivona
Lea Fey
Cleneral
Bhawsna
United
Jd Stanton
Alephieed
Ackiney
Lee Dovause
Vitel
Tuangn
Uni
America
Agerlean
Aimerican
D Femor
Owe Ryehia
Mellani Express
Dixie
New England
Pingley Failune
Cumberland
Lithia
Virginia Lithia Water Co
Il Dank Street
OF Maire, Se Tahoe Cs Westcnes Ake
Chas
Mr. Steiff
Main ST
Noiapolk, VA
Henry MacLachlan
Middleton Early
G. S. Reid& Co
Church Street
Norfolk
Church
James
Drayvis
D. C. Worthington
COAL
the Times
Ss. Briggs & CO
ST. Yard
Falkland
Charlotte Streets
New NO
Water Street
Batchelder and Collins
Tito
Mall
Driugglete
J. M. F. Trotter
Drugfal
Trotter
Maln and
Deuggista
A.D. Narrett
PD. S
Ferry Dawe Landing
Main Street
Booth
Ss. L Foster
Cook, Clark & Co
Irwin's Express Company
W. T. Irwin
Managar
Three
Chiles
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