Nominations praised by press amid Senate debate in 1888
The Pittsburgh Gazette notes general approval of President Harrison’s diplomatic nominees, citing favorable responses from the New York Sun and Henry Watterson. It highlights Lincoln, Halstead, Egan, Thorndyke Rice, and murmurs of Halstead’s scrutiny of bribery in the Ohio Legislature, while a Senate bid to reverse his confirmation stirs political contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrison
New York Sun
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Evening Post
New York
Lincoln Ineets
Halstead
Payne
Egan
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Thorndyke Rice
St. Petersburg
Murat Halstead
United States
Senate
Ohio
Germany
TEE FIGHTING GOLD MINERS IN LOWER CALIFORNIA
Reports detail a clash between American and Mexican miners in the new Lower California gold region. Bloodshed has occurred and further trouble is expected as Americans fire on Mexican forces. The piece argues U.S. protection depends on lawful conduct by its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
California
United States
Epidemics of Crime Across Allegheny
The piece notes crime appears epidemic at times with bursts of shootings and plots in Allegheny and nearby cities. It questions causes, argues cycles recur without full explanation, and suggests heightened law enforcement and courts may learn from such periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Harrisburg Debate on State Roads Reveals Frayed Highways
In Harrisburg yesterday Mr Brown of York criticized country roads as a sham and a disgrace. He suggested Eastern counties shape his view and warned about West highway conditions during thaw period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Brown
York
Macadamized roads urged for Pennsylvania farms and towns
The piece argues for macadamizing country roads across the Commonwealth to save horse power, reduce vehicle wear, and boost farm values. It claims initial costs are offset by long term gains and praises the 89 Pennsylvania Legislature for seizing the moment to earn lasting distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Ta Dripatou
Brewers Pledge Mutual Boycott Against Prohibition Supporters
The Brewers and Agents Association meeting signaled a potential intensification of conflict with Prohibitionists. A list to identify hostile liquor interests will guide a boycott across trade and politics, though some members oppose the extreme step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers and Agents’ Association
Brewers’ Association
Allegheny County
Definition of tramp bill moves in Pennsylvania legislature
A proposed bill defines what shall constitute a tramp, aiming to remove misidentification by households. The language suggests easy access to legal status and criteria for recognizing a tramp, implying readers can judge visitors by a page of statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Return of the Ball Tourists
American baseball players returning from a world tour sail home across the Atlantic. They played final Old World games, faced no challengers, and staged exhibition contests within their party. The tour’s goal of earning large sums for Spalding may fall short, and genuine League series interest remains stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Americas
Spalding
Democratic Scrutiny and Partisan Critique in Press Debate
The article critiques The Detroit Free Press for criticizing Republican tactics while not applying the same standard to its own party. It notes the paper’s stance on spoils politics and Cleveland’s clean sweep, then questions consistency in condemning party organization. It also mentions a License Court remark about Allegheny saloons and theological student patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Repubblican
Washington
Cable
Cleveland
Free Press
Reprinted Chattanooga Times Hits Presses Again
After the paper's Wednesday printing in its usual color, the Chattanooga Times was run through the presses again for a second run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga Times
Vivid political theater and yacht feuds stain late news
A front page burst of opinion questions the use of vote posters while a forthcoming race for the American Cup fuels intrigue with Lonp Dunreaven planning a yacht to claim victory. The piece mocks aristocratic mirth, Washburn’s poetry, Senate prayer absence, and funds for China relief amid Delaware politics and Brashear praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonp Dunreaven
Gossip and gossipers lure attention in era notes
The clippings describe rheumatic gout affecting Lory Texsyson, De Troison the French veterinary surgeon touring the country, and New York World gossip about a chess expert named Gossip. Mentions Jay Gould’s umbrella habit, Duchess of Marlborough rumors, English observer remarks on an American duchess, portraits in John Bright’s study, and Moses Lyman’s “Pigs in Clover” puzzle inspiring a toy firm offer near Elkland Pennsylvania, with profits speculated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lory Texsyson
de Cuartes R. de Troison
New York World
Jay Gould
Edmund Yates
Duchess of Marlborough
England
John Bright
Gladstone
Lincoln
Washington
Mr. Gladstone
Moses Lyman
Waverly
N.Y
Elkland
Tioga County
Councilman Sues Electric Light Firm for Services Rendered
A Burlington New Jersey councilman sues Edison Manufacturing Company agent George Sitsby claiming fees for services rendered in promoting local electric lighting. The suit targets the councilor Glasgow as the plaintiff and alleges compensation for securing lighting contracts and related influence during the street light project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Company
Distatch
Burlington
N. J
March
Edison Manufacturing Company
New York
George Sitsby
Rbg Wn
Harbert
Edison
Glasgow
Mitean
The Worship of the Antique Exhibition in Hartford
The New York World notes an oil painting in Hartford attributed to Leonardo da Vinci drawing thousands who praise its beauty then question the heavy use of black paint. The piece reflects a national trend of revering old masters to extreme degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Hartford
Business Deterioration Noted by Wigley
Mr A B Wigley manager of the Mercantile Agency RG Dun Co reports little change in business activity. The trade purview yields only ordinary facts, with merchants not making large shipments and no exceptionally interesting features in the current market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dews
A. B. Wigley
RG. Dun & Co
Heston and Parsons Said to Be Nominated for Treasurership
Washington gossip says Indiana candidate Mr Heston and Ohio candidate Mr Parsons lead as favorites for the United States Treasurership and Beeca, with nominations expected to go forward soon amid speculation from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heston
Indiana
Parsons
Ohvo
United States
Prohibition Central Committee Meeting Leaves City
Joseph Weeks departed for Philadelphia to attend a Prohibition Central Committee meeting. The gathering aims to compare notes review progress and outline strategies for advancing the Constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Weeks
Philadelphia
Prohibition Central Committee
An Effect Ic Might Have
A Louisville Courier-Journal note questions women voting on school issues and predicts that many lady teachers in the States may soon be abolished if such votes continue. The piece reflects early 20th century debate over women’s involvement in school governance and education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Local Judges Travel Footnotes and Odd War on Bones
A rambled column ridicules county judges for using rail passes and ticket purchases. It then riffs on African bones being manufactured for benefit, a political quip about Illinois and President Harrison, and closes with a quip about Murat Halstead facing Senate doom.
Twenty-Six Best Orators Gather for Centennial Banquet
The New York Sun reports Washington Centennial plans to stage 18 toasts by distinguished speakers and another 18 as responders. Dr. Depew is rumored to be the hostess choice, with the 26 top orators to be chosen from across the country, not by state representation. The event promises a thrilling comparison of after-dinner speeches and may crown the second best speaker in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Washington
Depew
Retired Officers Snubbed as Navy and Army Protest Centennial Plan
Washington March 33 Army officers in active service join naval officers in criticizing the New York Centennial Committee. They say Adjutant General Schofield should not head the demonstration with a retired army officer. The committee includes naval officers and a grandson of Admiral Ft. It is suggested Secretary Tracy will provide little help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Schofield
Army
F T
Tracy
Drought Drives Large Emigration From Pernambuco Province
The U S Consul reports to the Department of State that Ceard in Pernambuco province lost 12,321 inhabitants due to the summer drought. Most of the people emigrated to the Northern and Southern provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pernambuco
Brazil
Department of State
Ceard Haa
Exposition Benefit Effort Aims for NYC Talent
Frank Connelly departed for New York to arrange a dramatic benefit in April for the Exposition fund. He plans to secure performers Minnie Palmer Minnie Madern Lillian Spencer and Burr MacIntosh for the benefit program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Connelly
New York
Exposition Fund
Hee
Minnie Palmer
Minnie Madern
Lillian Spencer
Burr MacIntosh
William Is All Right
Drs Mores Iowa report March 28 that Mr Edgar W Nye known as Bill Nye has been sick at home and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Is
Drs Mores
Iowa
Edgar W. Nye
Bill" Nye
Oklahoma Opening Proclamation Promises Homestead Entries
Interior Department says the President's Oklahoma proclamation will spur homestead entries on about 9000 acres, expanding settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Deaths Of A Day Braddock Taylor Tribute At Askland
The death of Braddock Taylor occurred Wednesday evening after a young class at Askland M and Sunday School, aged 17. The text recalls touching acts by peers such as a boy offering his last cent and another offering to wheel coal to ease the dying scholar’s room. Details waver but funeral services are noted in a solemn community remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Taylor
Askland M. & Sunday School
Mra Mulin Roberts
Saneeee
Ehlid
Aia
Margate
James Taynote
Ener Bh
Obscure Local Notices From March Telegrams
Special Telegram reports Thomas Keegan burial details and a Cleveland connection. Dr. E P Howard is noted in medical district duties at MorTuEaL, with references to Dalveraty and anesthesia roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liapaton
Hollidatshung
Thomas Keegan
Trish
Ian Ricalicn
Dackboa
Cleveland
E. P. Howard
Mortueal
RB. P. Howard
Silk Cultures Rapid Growth Report Shows Progress
The report by the President Mia John Lucas and Treasurer Mrs H P Tiler to the Commissioner of Agriculture notes a $5000 annual government appropriation for silk culture. It cites scattered progress, urged tree planting and leaf harvest readiness, and estimates up to $50,000 yearly potential with broader cultivation across states including Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana New Jersey New York North Carolina Texas Virginia West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women's Silk Culture Association of the
United States
Commissioner of Agriculture
Mia
John Lucas
Anys
Fanottenees Observer
Mra
H. P. Tiler
Florida
Georgia
Ilinois
Indiana
New - Jersey
Texas
Virginia
West Viia
Colored Preachers Split Over Charleston Diocese Settlement Plan
A Charleston report on a diocese commission's plan to resolve the color question proposes colored clergy may join the convention after 12 months of church connection and a separate convocation for colored churches under the bishop. Delegates and vows split, with St. Mark's clergy threatening secession. seriousness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disratch
Arleston
P. E
Charleston
Colonay
Anderson
St. Mark's
Secretary Windom Defines Qualifications for Steamship Posts
Secretary Windom notes many applications lack essential qualifications for steamboat inspector roles. He issues a guidance letter detailing requirements for supervising, local hull, boiler, and assistant inspectors. Eligibility emphasizes long experience, first class licenses, and specific vessel expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Washington, March
Steamboat Inspector Service
United States
Proclamation Requested for Washington Centennial Services
The Washington Centennial Committee urges President Harrison to issue a proclamation calling clergymen nationwide to hold a 9 am Thanksgiving service on April 30, mirroring the 100th anniversary morning prayers in New York City. A national appeal to clergy suggests similar observances nationwide with related decorations and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Harrison
United States
George Washington
Washington
Isn National Holsay
Hamilton Vish
Hugh Geast
Ex Secretary Endicott Precedent Questioned Over Aid Decamp
Washington reports March 28 describes concerns that Major General Schofield’s appointment of his brother as aid decamp may set a dangerous precedent. The move contrasts with Endicott policy of rotating such posts to educate and benefit other officers. Critics fear long term impact on staff appointments and rank stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schofield
Endigott
Endicott
Aid de Camp
Birthday of James Hubbert Celebrated by Friends in Indianapolis
Special T - . Tha DIP ATOM Indianapolis March 26. One hundred four years ago yesterday James Hubbert was born. A crowd of friends called at his home near Mapleton, a suburb of the city, offering many happy returns. The old gentleman appeared well and grateful for the well wishes from his family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Dip Atom
Indianapolio
James Hubbert
Mapleton
Cit
Ogster Nics Anny
Goff
H Ildren
Tata
Geese Hit by Lightning Killing 78 in Gonzales
Special Telegram to The Dispatch reports a heavy morning storm in Gonzales Texas killing 78 wild geese lying over the town. Boys collected the geese and sold them on the streets for 10 cents each as the event drew universal comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
Young Men’s Republican Tariff Club Initiates 45 Members
The Young Men's Republican Tariff Club at a Florida meeting last night welcomed 45 new members and elected a new treasurer. Officials announced the club house on Sixth Street will open April 14. A resolution mourning the death of A. Ete was passed, honoring the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Republican Tariff Club
Fla
An A. Ete
Meeting of Faning Unites W. O. T. U. in church prayer
Members of the W. O. T. U. gathered for a day of prayer and fasting at a Southside church. Clergy from Beaver Falls and nearby towns led evening services as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oes
Dy Poorke
Beaver Falls
C. Ridee Fe
Correction from California to the Dispatch editor
An ex Pittsburger from San Diego corrects a Pittsburgh letter by arguing Coronado and San Diego offer growth and homes. He notes a boom in suburban estates and property, mentions the Hotel del Coronado and local growth, and urges readers to consider the real estate and population gains before judging the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
The
Dispatch
Pittsburg
San Diego
Cal
Coronado
Coronado Beach
Dredscof
Pacific Ocean
Hotel del Coronado
Gas Piping Feasibility and Cost Questions in New Town
A North Manchester resident asks if natural gas can be piped 15 miles and what the cost per mile would be. Letters discuss well pressure, pipe size, and the potential for gas pumping along the line. Gas fields are described as nearly inexhaustible, with fuel gas practicality noted as unproven pending experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Horerss
North Manchestre
Goodbye Jim poem inquiry to The Dispatch editor
A reader asks where to obtain a copy of James Whitcomb Riley's poem Good-bye Jim. The letter notes Riley as author and acknowledges delays while facts are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dispaten
Sol Smith Russel
Jounstows
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Jim
Correspondent in Ireland Address Request to Edgar L Wakeman
Reader Meyersdale, J. D. M., asks for the address of Edgar L. Wakeman, a faithful correspondent in Ireland, sending the request from 32 Vesey Street, New York, dated March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey Street
New York
The
Dispatch
Disratch
Ireland
Edgar L. Wakeman
J. D. M. Meyersdale
Law and Order in Georgia Attack on Seventh Day Adventists
A Chicago report quotes Rev. George B. Starr alleging harsh treatment of Seventh Day Adventists in the South. The letter from Elder M. G. Huffman describes a Michigan man accused for working on Sunday and recalls brutal punishments for Sabbath observance, asking for legal and procedural guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George B. Starr
Central Bible School For Home and Foreign Missions
South
M. G. Huffman
General Conference of
Battle Creek
Mich
Alpharstta
New Process for Silvering Mirrors by French Patent
Paris correspondence reports Mr. Bory has patented a simple efficient method to silver glass. A square metre plate is cleaned and laid on a level table. Two liquids are mixed to coat the glass, forming a metallic silver layer in minutes, then rinsed and dried. A varnish finish protects the mirror from air damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bory
A MIX IN COURT Objections to Wife Picture Stirs Hayes Scene
In Hayes Conn March a heated incident erupted in the Supreme Court when mix objected to photographs of his wife testifying in a contested will. The stenographer, Cogswell, noted the disruption as Mix sought to block any camera from capturing the scene. The courtroom paused amid a tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New Hayes
Conn
March
Mix
Supreme Court
Will
the Star
Cogswell
Oo Ie
Jones County calf case decision restores faith in humanity
New York Tribune notes a recent Jones county calf case decision easing public doubt about litigants. The piece mentions a long delay, a forthcoming appeal with $34,000 in costs, and an estimated $20,000 spent on the crisis. Judge Chandler to get a plan in Wasnerinos with a March 24 note of Presidential nomination indications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Jones County
Costa
Chandler
Wasnineros
Aaa
Spring Fashions in War Clouds From the World
The spring fashion in European war clouds shows a lighter shade than last year with bright spots scattered by war correspondents out of a job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Why So Many Marriages Are Shaky
A New York Herald correspondent explores why marriages grow unstable in modern times. The piece suggests romantic myths, shifting gender roles, and changing societal expectations contribute to fragile unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald
Cupid
Success of a Chinese Lawyer in Brooklyn Court
Hong Yen Chang, the only Chinese lawyer in New York, argued his first case in Brooklyn today. He represented two New York Chinese lenders who advanced $94,001 to a Brooklyn restaurant owner at 863 DeKalb Avenue. The debtor did not appear, and Chang won judgment for the full amount plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crew Tork Bureau stEcks
New York
Hong Yen Chang
Brooklyn
New York China
Detective Bills for Kerr Doodle Trials Highlight City Expenditures
J E Wilkinson a private detective files a $5000 bill against the city for professional services during the Kerr doodle trial. Reports say Sevanigarat provided ten detectives shadowing Kerr and James A Richmond for 43 days with six more detailed today. Wilkinson billed $9121 for the first Kerr trial and $1600 for the Cleary trial. Other detectives reportedly received large sums, totaling about $30000 spent by the District Attorney offices plus regular police detectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E.wilkinson
Issharoopaly Sevanigarat
Kerr
James A. Richmond
Wilkinson
Woman Mistakes $5 Gold Piece for a Cent
A hysterical woman rushed into Jersey City’s Fourth precinct asking Captain Farrier to arrest an Italian street band after she placed a $5 gold piece in place of a cent. The band was detained and the coins checked, revealing the mixed payment. the gold piece was found and returned to the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Precinct
Jersey City
Captain Farrier
Brooklyn Drunk Husband Fined After Grief for Actress’s Death
A young Englishman with light curls and a small mustache, claimed to be Bertha Errington’s husband the actress of the Gaiety Company who died after a shop fire. He had been drinking since the interment, and after arraignment in Brooklyn court he was fined one dollar for his intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Conklin
Michigan
Grand
Brooklyn
Bertha Errington
Gaiety Company
Pianist Henrietta Maurer Dies in New Jersey Death
The obituary notes Henrietta Maurer born in Boston about 30 years ago and known as pianist Mrs Clarence Perry. She studied under Rubinstein in Russia and performed with concert companies in the U S and Europe accompanying singers like Clara Louise Kellogg. She married lawyer Clarence Perry, nephew of Judge Daley, about four years ago and left a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Perry
Henrietta Maurer
Boston
Rubinstein
Russia
Europe
Clara Louise Kellogg
Judge Daley
New Jersey
Mayor Grants Descent in a Bucket at Harlem Aqueduct
Mayor Grant inspected the new aqueduct and descended several shafts near the Harlem. He rode the 400 foot shaft at the Harlem river in a bucket to illustrate the depth of the shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Harlem
Harlem River
Italian wedding party at City Hall disappoints despite grandeur
Saverio Cappucilli a shoe maker of 14 Market street and Mary Garito of 53 Norfolk street were at City Hall for a wedding. The groom appeared expectant but the ceremony failed to meet expectations as Alderman Rinckhoff sent the bride home to her mother remarking she was still young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saverio Cappucilli
Market Street
Mary Garito
Norfolk Street
Rinckhoff
Simp sons Tragic Gas Death in New Jersey Hotel
Vernon G Simpson a produce farmer from near Norfolk Wisconsin visited Vogel Brautigam in Hudson county New Jersey and attended Proctor's Theater with G W Young. He was found dead in bed the next morning with gas on, transoms and window open suggesting accidental rather than suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon G. Simpson
Norfolk
Brautigam
Vogel & Brautigam
Mr. Simpson
Hudson County
New Jersey
Proctor
Twenty-third Street
G. W. Young
Brautigam & Co
Northwestern
Simpson
Randall Club Musical Draws Large Crowd And Guests
The Randall Clubhouse was filled to capacity for an Ewart Orchestra program under club auspices. A pre concert meeting set plans for a New Turner Hall event in April with limited tickets selling fast. The program featured overture Gavotte Orange Blossoms serenade a flute violin duo Pearl of Pekin and a finale galop with Profs Phillips and Sechmertz. guest W C Bile Chae traveled from Tenia for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Ewart Orchestra
Racaytives Committee
Turner Hall
Gavotte
Sarenade
Melari van Osten
Ewart
Messrs
van Osten
Hoffman
H. H. Phillipe vi
Winter entertainment at YMCA on Twenty-eighth Street
The YMCA on Twenty eighth street held the final winter entertainment at the Pennsylvania Railroad rooms yesterday evening. Miss L F Misa Mr George Murphy and Miss Clara Smith sang solos and four organ solos were performed to delight the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-eighth Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Rooms
Waiee
Misa
George Murphy
L. F. Misa
Clara Smith
Emma Hiller and Arthur Blackburn Wed at Bride's Home
Yesterday at noon Emma B. Hiller daughter of a local milk dealer and Arthur Blackburn of Weatmoreland county were married in a simple ceremony. The bride wore white cashmere and silk and held a bouquet of roses as guests witnessed the nuptials and the couple departed afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma B. Hiller
Arthur Blackburn
Weatmoreland County
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Elea at Concordia Club
A farewell party at the Concordia Club honored Mr and Mrs Benjamin Elea before their departure to New York this week. About 30 guests attended a pleasant evening with dinner served at a clock and Toerge providing music. Dancing continued until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
Benjamin Elea
New York
Toerge
Lotus Club Hosts Another Social Evening
Members of the Lotus Club gathered for a crowded social evening last night. Guests enjoyed the club’s usual hospitable atmosphere and tasting menu as the room filled with friends of the lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Lab
Inquests Open Into Two Local Suicides
Coroner McDowell will hold inquests this morning into the deaths of John Macder alias Allen and John Psilick. Macder allegedly killed himself by cutting his throat before leaping into the river. Psilick was found dead yesterday in the Weet area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carce
McDowell
John Macder
Alleny
Gheny Stock Deater
John Psilick
Curio filled miscellany of oddities and incidents
A wide thread of brief items from 1777 currency curiosities to burglaries and mad dogs. Reports span a 92 year old Teed wedding, snow in New Hampshire, Dickens purchase of a brick house, installment law shocks in Louisiana, and a raft plan from Puget Sound. Other notes include butterflies, Morocco mail routes, Georgia dogs, and a strange Lafayette animal disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teed
Dalton
Boston
India
New Hampton
Charles Dickens
Ink daubed on penwiper sparks rail car satire
On the platform a conductor announces rail travel woes with crowded cars and no seats. A First Lady refuses to ride if she must stand, while a confused husband complains ink has spoiled his sew penwiper in a humorous community scene.
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