Breaking a broncho and the wild horse tradition dies away
Denver correspondent recalls I N Shores's 15 years taming bronchos and the shift as western ranges fill with settlers. He notes horses grow tamer with gentler handling, contracts end, cowboys break their own stock, and wild herds shrink to few scattered groups on the Republican River and Lawrence plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
I. N. Shores
Far West
Shores
Plains
Sabine
Mano
Mr. Shores
Republican River
Larnwice
The Wild Stallion and The Herd’s Bold Leader
The text details wild horse herds led by a dominant stallion. Stallions fight to seize control by gripping throats, risking death to determine leadership. The victor rules the herd, guards the group, and ensures safety, seeking high ground to scout threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigen
Hunter says shoot the magnificent animal guarding herd
A call to shoot a majestic animal standing guard is tied to a remark about a leaderless herd and fading frontier sports as society changes. The piece then shifts to advertising by M G Cohen, a diamond expert and jeweler, listing shop at 533 Smithfield Street and various novelty items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt C
M. G. Cones
Car
Fifth Ave
Market St
Smithfield St
M. G. Cohen
How to Handle a Broncho in Early Cowboy Style
A trainer outlines calm methods for taming wild bronchos, stressing gentleness and patience. He discusses lassoing, snubbing, tying, and the dangers of bucking, plus the favored mounting technique and the need for nerve and quick judgment in the saddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shores
American eating habits and meat dangers noted by doctors
The Dispatch summarizes health views from Dr. Atwater and others on overeating meat and sweets. It discusses cooking reforms, the Aladdin cooker and oven to prevent overcooking, and suggests simmered breakfasts with stews, oatmeal, brown bread, and puddings cooked overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
American Public Health Association
Jerome Walker
Atkinson
Westinghouse on Europe’s gas savings and cheap sea gas
George Westinghouse Jr notes Europe adopts many economical gas devices. He cites precise gas quantities for cooking and gas leakage in New York as factors in high gas costs. He argues increased usage across hours would lower prices, making gas a wider luxury, while urging cheaper sea gas production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Westinghouse, Jr
Europe
New York
Big bargains next week at Groetzinger on Penn Avenue
At 84 That We Have Been Selling All Season at 7. These goods are excellent quality but slightly soiled by dust. 9 feet square at 4. 12 by 15 feet at notable reduction. Felt squares or drapery at 8.25, worth 5. These are also slightly soiled. otherwise you would pay old prices. Epwakp Groetzinger, 627 and 629 Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwakp Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
Diamond Market and Water Power Costs Affected by New Investments
The Diamond Market notes a 12 million dollar capital pool uniting South African mines to meet current demand and stabilize prices. It states Cape diamonds are generally less colored than those from India and Brazil, with Jagerfonstein stones notably white blue. A separate study by O H Manning compares water and steam power costs, finding water power at 14 dollars per horse power annually plus 862 for attendance, versus steam at 2.16 dollars per horse power per year for a 1100 HP plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
India
Brazil
Jagerfonstein
Orange Free State
O. H. Manning
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Manning
Warning Against Iced Fish Use In The Lancet
The Lancet warns that icing fish spoils freshness and flavor and fosters putrefaction via moisture and bacteria from surrounding ice. Dry cold storage, by contrast, does not promote spoilage. It notes 70 fish species can cause poisonous symptoms when eaten shortly after death and mentions a Russian prize of $2,600 for essays on fish poisoning.
Inventor Hannay Describes White Lead Process
Mr Hannay explains a new method for making white lead before the British Association. The condensed product is fine and firm with strong covering power. It can be produced in a day, uses ore as a start, yields a fine powder, and reduces danger to workers versus the Dutch method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannay
British Association
Italian scientists study dull senses in criminals
Italian researchers test sensory responses of criminals and find them duller than average. The study notes reduced perception and reaction speeds, suggesting neurological differences may accompany criminal behavior. Further trials are planned to confirm findings.
Turin scientist links crime to dull senses and poor hygiene
Ottolenghi in Turin reports criminals show reduced taste and smell, with bitter and sweet tests on the tongue. He notes habitual criminals taste less acutely than casual offenders, men slightly more than women. Hearing tests show 67.3 percent with below normal acuity. ear disease is common, blamed on poor hygiene and vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottolenghi
Turin
Depth of daylight in the Mediterranean reaches 1518 feet
A Paris Academy of Sciences paper reports summer research in clear Mediterranean waters between Corsica and the Alpes Maritimes. Using gelatin bromide plates exposed for ten minutes, daylight was found to penetrate to a depth of 1518 feet, 18 miles from land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Sciences
Paris
Mediterranean
Corsica
Alpes- Maritimes
A Useful Invention Aids Factory Safety
A new invention now widely adopted in England stops factory engines instantly if a glass break occurs in a room. The electric current links to the throttle valve to shut off steam, preventing accidents. In a mill an upright shaft incident released a girl with entangled clothes without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Moon photographs from Lick telescope published
Five sharp prints from the Lick telescope appear in an article by Mr. Reynard. He discusses the moon’s albedo the possibility of ice or snow on the surface and a lunar atmosphere. The author calls the photographs exquisitely sharp and hints at forthcoming work from the great telescope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick
Reynard
Raynard
Constructing Thames Drawbridge Foundations At New London
Interesting engineering details describe timber curbs sunk 80 feet into river mud for a Thames drawbridge at New London. Piles were driven to solid ground, their heads bound with concrete, and the pier masonry erected atop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
New London
Telephone use linked to aural overpressure symptoms
Observations indicate heavy telephone users show signs of aural overpressure from persistent strain on the auditory system. The condition arises from near constant use of the ears, suggesting a potential health issue for workers with high phone workloads.
sale of ambige laxative advertised in 19th century ad
An ad touts ambige as a famed laxative once unseen before Hamburg discovery. It claims the medicine has wide appeal to ladies and children and is priced at 25 cents per bottle. Mack Drug Co., New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Hamburg
Mack Drug Co
N.Y
Closing Out Sale at 612 Penn Ave for Kid Gloves
F Schoentehal announces Christmas gift specials at closing out prices for a selection of kid gloves at 612 Penn avenue. The notice markets best makes and urges shoppers to visit the store during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schoentehal
Penn Ave
Secret Society Branch Installations At Kane Homestead
Reports indicate Branch 70 of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association inaugurates at Kane next week with 42 charter members and listed officers. Branch 72 follows with installation in Homestead on Saturday November 2, and officers named. Regular irregular meetings scheduled for first and third Tuesdays. nominations occur late month with December officer elections and January installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Torenne
St John’s
South Fourteenth Street
St. Joseph School
Mt Oliver
Homestead
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Arene
J. AL Skally
J. Bulli
Pitts
J. J. Bullion
Arthur J. Kubo
David Lynch
P. C. Wagner
Herman Williams
PF. Henry
Thomas F. Cain
John J. Ballion
Christopher Todd
Robert L. Morrow
M. E. O'Toole
Ae Trexler
Manchester Council relief funds and new Allegheny lodge progress
The Manchester Council of AD sent funds to the Johnstown relief fund. Peerless Council of Allegheny launches with strong members and invites help. The Monumental Committee marks ground for a Sherman Avenue monument in Allegheny Parks and plans a December January fair on the old South Common Church site with a large temporary building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
G. W
Monumental Committee
Sherman Avenue
Allegheny Parka
Holting
Old South Common Church
Church Avenue
New Lodge Formed in Brockville Jefferson County
Grand Treasurer Stuart’s wife returned from a pleasant West trip. Comrade Henry Stewart of Du Legion No 2 and Iron Forge Local buried. A new lodge was instituted at Brockville on Wednesday evening last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Stuart
Henry Stewart
du — Legion No. 2
Iron Fou Cite Lodge
Brockville
Jefferson County
James K Eibier
Lush Gies Sromine
Eo Doe
Ib Chadwick
Manchester
Noth
Grand
Ist
W Lodge No
Rouge
Hood
Hancock Lodge
Reception for First Regiment Amid Plans and Reforms
A reception by the First Regiment faces changes in ticketing and seating to accommodate all demanders. Arrangements include hall comfort, winter-proofing, and scenery by uniformed members. The article notes amendments to access rules within the order and the temporary rescission of the Knights of America title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniformed Reef Jr
Seo
Order
Supreme Legion
the Legion
Eae Ae
Ae Knights of America
Knights of A. O. U. W
Fraternal Conclave Plans and Local Meetings
Fragmented notes show Heptasopha J. E. Moorhead Conclave announces a meeting in Sewickley. Amive No. 98 and another group schedule entertainments at various halls. References to district officials, member counts, and a large annual fraternal gathering with a $29 million gross are noted but unclear.
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J. E
Swansaber Londoe
Jone
S. A. Wm
Supreme Archon
Golden Chain Officers Election Set for Month End
The Golden Chain mates report larger Baltimore membership than any other lodge and announce the annual officers election for all subordinate lodges on the last meeting night of Month. Allegheny County Entertainment Committees plan a meeting at Duquesne lodge room 102 Fourth Avenue next Thursday evening. Supreme Organizer Samuel L Osmond and deputies outline a big week ahead with institute activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Chain
Baltimore
Aimi
the Golden
Allegheny County Entertainment Committees
Duquesne
Fourth Avenue
Samuel L Osmond
Arenascene
The Third Degree Worked Up to a Partial Peak
A fragment notes The Third Degree was worked up to a partial peak in a discussion or presentation. Limited readable details point to an escalating or intensifying sequence within a broader event or investigation. Further context remains unreadable in the fragment.
Fragmentary note on kin and names at a family gathering
A garbled OCR fragment mentions brothers and named individuals including Ken McClain and Burney. It references relations and a period of activity or travel with scattered phrases about walking and Spanish. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken McClain
Burney
Fragmented local notice from obscured clipping
A damaged OCR reads a fragment mentioning Gillen and Wood in an unspecified window setting. The legibility is poor and essential details are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillen
Ao Uw. Cantral No. Has Decided to Attend Reception
A fragment notes that Ao Uw. Cantral No. has decided to attend a first reception in the body. The readable excerpt provides limited context and participants, with no clear location date or broader event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Uw
Cantral No
Bennett Avenue Event Plans Evening Gathering
An item notes an A. A. A. Tassie evening near the corner of Saat and Second Avenue at 7 6 o'clock, inviting attendees to gather at that building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tassie
Amert
Saat and
Second Avenue
Oyster Pool Debated in Oyster Trade Tale
A fragmented notice warns readers about alleged oyster pool deception and price gouging. It claims competitors promote parades and wagons to mislead the public while Deep Rock stewing oysters remain offered at old prices. Contact Diamond Mit at 463 Fifth Ave Pittsburgh Pa. Tel 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mit
Ood
Fifth Ave
Pittaburg
Tel
Scrorrr an 612 Pennava
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text fragment.
Fashion yardage sale listing with reduced prices
An old newspaper notice advertises fabric yardages including 1,000 yards Black Gros Grain Silk at a reduced price, 3,000 yards Colored Faille Francaise in street and evening wear colors, 5,000 yards Colored Sarahs in various colors, 24.8 Colorelvetine and 1 inch wide Velveteen noted as rich and elegant, all offered at discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille Francaise
Fie
Cloak Department Sale of Fine Woolen Garments
All wool Newmarkets and Beaver Newmarkets in many styles and colors with tailor work and silk stitching. Seals and plush garments including jackets wraps sacques and robes at reduced prices from ten to twenty five dollars. Men shirts and drawers reduced. sanitary shirts drawers cut to lower figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Ben Jacquarda
Berlin
Stee Medlicott
St. Gent
Bargain on All-Wool Black Dress Goods Aisle
The store advertises 25 pieces of All-Wool Black Serge at 42 inches reduced from 650 to 490 and 25 pieces of 47-inch All-Wool Black Cashmere cut from 69¢ to 490, highlighting price cuts on wool fabrics.
ExCURSION FARES TO WASHINGTON DC THROUGH NOVEMBER
Pennsylvania Railroad sells round trip excursion tickets to Washington DC until November 12 with return by November 20 at 8 dollars. Stopover allowed in Baltimore within limit. Night trains offer Pullman sleeping cars and coaches. Also notices on fine English fruits tweeds at Smithfield Street shop and holiday photos at Lies Popular Gallery. Overcoats by Pitcairn Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D C
Baltimore
Washington
Colored Dress Goods Deep Sale Across Multiple Textiles
In this sale notice 2000 yards Colored Cashmere and 2500 yards Fine Colored Cashmeres are offered at reduced prices. 2000 yards All-Wool Cashmere and All-Wool Henrietta fabrics are marked down to 49 and 69 cents respectively. Large stock of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, 640 inch All-Wool Ladies' Cloth, remnants of Silks Velvets Plushes and more at about half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
A Wide Range of Ladies Jackets on Sale
A retailer offers fifty eight jacket styles in various cloths with options for vests bound or stitched. New, stylish fits with tailored shapes and sizes. Ladies can save from 200 to 10 on former prices, marking notable discounts on these fashions.
Flannel Department Cuts Prices on All Flannels
The store offers 25 000 yards of white red and blue flannel plus country shirting and check patterns at below production cost, including various types and widths. This sale highlights heavy discounts across flannels.
Umbrellas Slashed in German Gloria Silk Line
The sale lists German Gloria Silk Umbrellas with oxydial handles reduced from 2.25 to 81 cents each, and 36 units available.
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Scientific and Industrial Notes
Ingrain
Laonar
Secret Society
George
Dickson
Silk Department
Cloak Department
Seal Plush Garments
London
Underwear Department
Washington, D. C
Via
Ana
Smithfield Street
Eakins
F. Sorocenthal
Penn
Sixth St
Overcomis
Montenae
Pitcairn’s
Wood Street
Danziger’s
ORD
FUR Department
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