January 28 1892 items mix of editorial notes and advertisements
A fragment from a 1892 page includes notes on Gauza the Mexican rebel editor, remarks on Garficks tea, a critique of a sea incident involving Baltimore’s crew, and reports on a monument plan by the Woman’s Temperance Union for Perth Amboy and Portland Point. Also mentions Whitelaw Reid, a theaterphone trial, and Otto’s Cure promotional lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Temperance Union
Atlantic Highlands
Ors
Liverpot
Medols
Perth Amboy
Css
Carteret
Portland Point
Gravesend
L. L
Henry Hudson
Alantic Highlands
Lower Bay
Findson
Notable Figures and Dignitaries in Late 19th Century Circles
Reports highlight General Schenckx’s quiet Washington stance, California magnates with vast hive and property wealth, and naturalist Q A Daun cataloging vast insect collections. Contemporaries include Depew praising Macaulay, Cardinal Boward and Boward era military honors, Fenian leader James Stephens in Dublin, and Sir James Ferguson wounded at Inkerman. Major William Dickey, famed Maine pioneer, remains active at eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenckx Hying
Washington
Beard
Hartison
California
Hirsch
Q. A. Daun
Chauncey M. Depew
Macaulay
Bean Andrenr
Cartinal Boward
Life Guarda
Perth
James Stephens
Dublin
James Ferguson
Inkerman
William Dickey
Aroostook County
Duke of Kent
Maine
Thin
Whispers About Women and Notable Figures of 1892
A scattered vintage column notes prominent women and events. Baroness Rothschild, Mrs Evangeline Wilson Carpenter, and 1,000 US women physicians with Nil New York as a hub. Mim Blackwell’s pioneering entry. Sverdrup in Gothenburg. Mme Millet and A D T Whitney reflections. Allock’s Plasters praised. legislative manual for 1892. New Jersey Excerptial Assoc meeting details. Max O Bell on women’s liberty and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothschild
Gilspeck
Evangeline Wilson Carpenter
United States
Henry Wilson
Philadelphia
Gothenburg
Sweden
Wiz Horoes
Sverdrup
Norway
Millet Till
Bar[ Bison
Mme. Millet
Bandcomer
Mra A. D. T. Whitney
Enterprising Silk Culture Work Faces Money Shortage
The Women's Silk Culture Association reports progress in promoting silk culture across the United States from 60,000 cor respondents to 40,000 mulberry trees planted. It notes government funding gaps after 1885 limited expansion, with centers in Washington Kansas California and Philadelphia facing financial strain. The effort includes catalogued exhibits, school curricula, and international displays, underscoring a funding-induced pause in growth and the need for renewed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Congress
Agricultural Department
Washington
Kansas State Asprciation
California State Association
Women's Silk Culture Association of the
United States
Philadelpha
Philadelphia
Noel Neler
England
Scotland
Machle
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Plainfield Courifr
W. Rangen
Sraxer
Gauza
Merdleme
Gartick Tea
Garficksted
Dann
Madame Camilla Tree
Urso
Benjamin Franklin
New Jersey
Whitelaw Bailles
France
Heid
New York
Lomion
Baltimore
Chiliron
L. W. Bandolph
Otto
Oman
Aiucock
Aliwock's
Thole
Alivock
AllLoock
Max O'Bell
Hillside Tennis Club
America
Milas Morris
Clara Morris
Sostarioa
A Presbyterian Church
Hauke
Camtoria
Chung
Castiria
Castoria
Studentain Pedillo Institute
Hightstown
William J. Stephenson
North Avenue
Sotige Brectinas
Hall —Dnwcticat Devarsmanty
Wetumpea Ln
Bond
L.van Auarte
Raton
Pune
Weturny Reades A
Je. Dickinson
Park Avenue
John H. Sayres
Gerds
Getter
M i‘ M. Dunham
East Paper Sracer
Weneren Det. Bly
A. M, Rainyon & Son
Mainon Avenue
Hlclaich
Riveta
Pomervilia
Bapton Wala
Trenton
Aendat Mara
OiSer
Pope P.M
Jd. T. Vail
Caler IV
Beeman
Tom
Iee
Pelos
East Front Street
H. W. Marshall
J. Frank Mundy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Treadway
R Efrouine
Slisea
Ahaase
Greteess
West Fourth Street
Fairbank
Jane String
Empire
Henri Powder
Dire
Choi
Sant Ace Prune Tin Ags
Flemington Mage
Hyere
United Tea and Coffee Growers Association
CAS Gia
Bospiano
R. J. Shaw
Shaw
Inea
Yemiye Front Street
Doane
Warwick Creek
Plainfield Produce CO
Ratitan Mills
Netiyr
Herman A. Weber
Liberty Street
Second Street
Fiat
Ian
A. L
M D
West Front Plainfield
C. M. Ulrich
Crese
West Prout Street
Fairchild
Brees Street
Alitve
Péaranes
Smith Premier
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Hroulwaf
Carey
Tyrn
Carey's
West
Front Street
J. P. Laire & CO
J. F. Magdonald
East Front St
L. Heyni
Ale
Bomeraet Bt
North Plainfield
Tele
Ger
Hay
Moy
Plainfield, N. 3
China
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