Horses of London Show Draws Global Entries and Rivalry
International horse show at Olympia draws top exhibitors from England and America led by Walter Winans and Alfred Vanderbilt. The event features prominent English owners and a keen rivalry with American entrants competing for rich prizes across divisions. Training, accommodations, and regimental notes reveal organizational challenges. despite issues, the exhibition promises strong performances and notable entries from France Germany Belgium and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oy Aultors
Uraye
America
Walter Winans
Alfred T. Vanderbilt
Éhide
J. W. Harriman
Ogden Artstoure
Chicago
Frederick Pabst
Milwaukee
J. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Yankees
Duchess of Nowelle
Lord Iveagh
Lord Dunlanth
Ausit Chamberlain
Fay Warwtel
Lord Tredegic
Sirikwant Stern
Walder Gilhey
James Dale
Charles Lowther
Dexidan
Mngnish
Eome
France
Germany
Hologlum
Halland
Free Urie-O Rheumatism Cure Offered Free
An offer advertises a 75¢ bottle of Urie-O as the only absolute rheumatism cure. Readers are invited to request a free trial without purchase. The ad promises a cure with directions and urges sending name, address, and druggist name to The Smith Drug Co, Syracuse, and notes Portsmouth sale by Goodwin Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urico
Pyar
Smith Drug
Syracine
N.Y
Portsmouth
Goodwin i.Phitbrtch
Lear Vitaliy
Cunrantes, Cheniarare Addrens Sovps Medicine CO
Marine Bidg
Phirays
Gale Ii
G. EB
Philbrige Brie Te
Not Very Spirited Wine Leads to Fire Threat
Joseph Denjanin of 719 North Eleventh Street broke open three barrels of home made wine in a rear court and poured contents on flames that threatened three buildings. Firemen arrived as flames were subdued and further damage averted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Denjanin
North
Eleventh’ Street
Ile Court
Hiuuger
Diary Comments on Shakespeare Plays In 1665 1569
A critic notes Shakespearean works with scorn, calling A Midsummer Night's Dream insipid and mocking Othello as a predictable tale. The diary entry reflects a jaded view of the playwright and his tragedies and comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Popy
Venice
Inspection of New Hampshire National Guard by General Sullivan
General William Sultiyan, inspector general, completed his review of the New Hampshire National Guard. He praised the second region for its dispersed companies from seacoast to Canadian frontier, noting few locations house multiple units and limited in-regiment training opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sultiyan
Manchhegler
Floyd
Jis
New Hampshire National Guarda
Sullivan
Witch Co
West Infantry
Gancord
Taver
Smash Up on Market Street Causes Minor Mayhem
A lively smash up occurred on Market Street before eight o clock on Thursday. A York farmer visiting the city tried to navigate his horse past busy wagons near Titan's store when wheels spooked, the hearse pulled from the shafts, and the driver and horse were jolted. No one was seriously hurt and the disruption was soon cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Market Street
Titan
Johnavan
Want Mr G Neil Retained as Haven Principal
Parents of students in Haven district urged the Board of Education to retain Urludeal O Neil as principal. They argue he has been one of the best in the region and fear change would hurt the school’s direction. The board is considering current evaluations and community input on Veritas’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Instruction
Urluedeal O'Neil
Woods Playing Shortstop in Jersey City Team
The report notes Woods and Witter in Jersey City, with Walter shifting roles, and mentions Providence showing interest in Weeds. Beane blocks Alm’s departure, keeping Alm from leaving the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Woods
Ghorl
Jersey Ciy
Walter
Ant
Providence
Lip
Tony Beane
Alm
The Hot Water Cure Promoted for Joint Aches
The article extols hot water applications and hot water bags fashioned in varied shapes and sizes. It claims effectiveness for pain in joints including knees ankles elbows, and for conditions such as arthritis and rheumatic aches.
Makus craft fades from youth in Ambrosi's World
The passage notes that few young men today cultivate makhus easily and pleasantly. It recalls earlier days when some tried but failed or earned praise for good intentions. The tone laments diminishing interest in the art among modern youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosi
Keep Young: A Fragmented Cry for Timeless Beauty
A garbled reminiscence about staying young amid a changing world references Dorothy Quig and a chorus of vague phrases. The text hints at longing, cosmetics, and prewar imagery but lacks coherent facts or names to form a solid reporting item.
Greatness and the quest for recognition after death
A fragmented meditation on whether true greatness requires relentless work and lasting impact. It muses that only if a person proves both great and good might they endure beyond life, inviting future awaits of recognition after death.
Remedy for Earache From a Curious Home Remedy
A fragment describes a dubious earache cure using cotton batting, brick dust, and a wrapped bandage. The text is garbled but implies placing material in the ear and securing with a flannel bandage to keep warm. No verifiable medical claim or authority is present.
State Wealth Rise From Manufactural and Teccultural Goods
The report shows households in Mustachusetta contributing $300 in manufactural goods and $18 in teccultural products while total manufactured product exceeds $1,000,020,000 and agricultural output stands at $42,666,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustachusetta
Old Ironsides to be Restored After Near Destruction
The famed Constitution or Old Ironsides, saved from the destroyers by Holmes's poem, will be restored to near its original 1845 appearance. Congress allotted 200000 for repairs and Naval Constructor Snow leads the work aided by original plans and period photographs. A Salem model of the ship helps guide reconstruction alongside related vessels Hartford Merrimac and Monitor as part of naval history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggachueatts
Bonaparte
Navy
Navy Department
Congress
Snow
Salem
Mass
Salem Marine Society
Commodore Hull
Boston
New England
Hartford
Merrimac
Monitor
Bateship
Farming In La Vendée Inspires 19th Century Visitor
San Francisco resident Burnhan spoke at the New Willard about rural France in the La Vendée region. He noted women clapping to ancient instruments, windmills grinding wheat, and markets served by small carts drawn by donkeys. The district reportedly produces substantial brandy from portable stills moved between farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vendes
France
Burnhan
San Francisco
New
Willard
Republic
Agdent Tura
La.Vendee
Police Demand Eight Hour Day From New York Force
Police in New York organize to push for an eight hour day and back plans for a three platoon system. Union members argue for standard shifts as several hundred officers meet to discuss reforms and solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
9 Union
Igen
Peppers and grapes as a surprising hostess dish
A playful recipe suggests stuffing large green peppers with halved Malaga grapes and light mayonnaise, then chilling before serving on a bed of watercress. Diet guidance follows, recommending easily digested white meats and avoiding oily or pink-fleshed fish, with whiting preferred and milk for the very delicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Bohemian
Masked Rail Robbery Tale Sparks Parlor Car Heist
A fragmented account describes a masked man boarding a Western railroad parlor car and demanding money from a passenger. He returns ten dollars of a larger stash, insisting he is not a robber, leaving the scene with an able pile of cash as bystanders react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railroad
No Opinions in Trial Barter Noted in TN Weekly Parody
A humorous TN Weekly item features a juror exchange about opinions in a mock courtroom. The dialogue contrasts a juror claiming no opinions with a lawyer’s sharp retort, highlighting perennial satirical tension between jurors and legal minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TN. Y. Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horse Supreme
Keealy
L of
Dover
Thy Halt
Che Egmyrang
Joseph Cun
Fiest
Maciner
Spain
Feebront
Avhlen Ta
Hydie
COTA
Pisa
Phty
Zane
Dha
Austalslasia
Laconia
Axel Nalvely
Coit Dencots
Vanderbilt
HLNG
MR. G'Neil
OLD
Jamestown
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Storma
Ironsides
Londres
S. Gryzmish
Manusacturer
Fred C
Smalley
Thomas G. Genter
Water St
N. E
Igh Ata
Wade
Keore
Aleo
Dollen
M. J. Griffin
Frank
Jones
Frank Jones
Ames Bullet and Tea Store
Congress Street
Maxwell
Morel R
U. 13
Aliram Wever
Aaent
N. H
Blake Whiskey
Scheitz
Eldredge’s
Portsburger
Andrew C. Caswell
Boytler
Porter St
Armour's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!