Secret meeting of brewers cited amid race option spread
Report notes Representatives brewer from Chicago Milwaukee St Louis and other cities hold a secret meeting to devise a plan to check the spread of race option particularly in the worth. Fire at Bolne destroyed Bodle livery barn killing horses and wrecking 6000 to 7000 dollars in property.
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Brewer
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Bolne
Bodle
14Th
Idaho Street
John Oster
Maoncoutah
Bruneau
Hilton Beachy
Riddle
Loux
Pocatello
McManus
St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Ruse
Bank of Russia
Thun
Bolen
Prother
Philip Bernhard
United States
Mary Help Abbey
Belnyoant
N. Oe
Germany
Cure Du Cuticura At City Mission
A missionary recounts treating a young woman with sores and illness from exposure and rough living. After using Cuticura products purchased with 97 cents, the patient improved rapidly, gaining strength and ability to work in five weeks. The author, Laura Jane Bates, Newark, New Jersey, endorses the cure.
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Amos Awful Con Paes
Howe
Cuticura
Laura Jane Bates
Wari Ave
New York
N. Y
The Telephone Line Busy and the Operator
The article explains why operators say line busy instead of refusing. A single click in the receiver signals a prior call on the line from or to that number, often by one of 150 other operators. Recalling this explains the efficiency and social pressure to complete connections promptly.
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John Hues
Bohemia
Constance
Luther
St. Augustine
University of Wittenburg
Leo XI
Calvin
Presbyterianiem
Geneva
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Pius
Poxeaut
Fenelon
Christopher de Beaumont
Paris
P. Urban VIII
P. Clement VI
Last Ducking of Scolds in Kingston England 1745
A 1745 Kingston Surrey report records a woman keeper of Queen's Head alehouse being ducked for scolding in the river Thames under Kingston bridge before thousands. Ducking was once a common punishment for women scolds in Elizabethan times, with towns often maintaining penitential chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Kingston-on-Thames
Queen's Head
Kingston
Surrey
Thames
Kingston Bridge
Johnson
Knowles
Westminster Gazette
Consolation Somewhere In The London Tatler
A three month marriage ends in doubt as the young wife confides she fears her husband wed for money. A friend offers a wry consolation that he isn’t as foolish as he looks, per the London Tatler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tatler
Schopenhauer on Courage and the Madrid Morocco Dispatches
The fragment discusses why cowardice appears contemptible and courage noble, arguing a finite self may prioritize self preservation. The second part notes Madrid dispatches saying the Spanish cabinet has taken no step on Morocco, describing it as a delicate matter not suitable for publication.
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Schopenhauer
Madrid
Morocco
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