Washington on the Outside and the Capital as Garden
A Washington Corr describes the capital as a grand, tree shaded city of broad avenues and parks. It notes 210 000 residents, future growth, Capitol park, the mall from the capital to the Smithsonian, and moonlit views of White House, Treasury, and monuments, with Georgetown now part of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac
Boundary Street
Capitol
Cleveland
Chicago
eLveris
Pirepiortion
Maris
Berlin
Vienna
Washington City
Congress
Franklin
Matanes
Capitol Park
Jefferson
Ou Know
Treasury
Penngylvania Avenue
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Agricultural Department
Washington Monument
White House
State
War
Navy Departments
Fark
Lafnyetts Sruire
Willioware
Wayton Mc Lien
Charles Suni
Cyldotin Hay
Tallette Pack
Facrrague Square
Gen. McPherson
Exnaneintion
Stanton Place
Argon
Geseradsry Brand
Scott
Legation
Admiral Dipak
Weity
Washington Isles
Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Georgetown
Navy Yard
Washington Circle
Capitol Grounds
Peshly
Bell
State Department
New
America
Middle
France
Rhine
Danube
Patent Office
Sean
van Ness
Marcia Burps
Aaron Bure
Thomas Jefferson
Tom Moore
Columbia
Europe
Growth of London Threatens Health With Rapid Building
The piece notes London’s expansion toward Brighton and warns dangers from hurried construction. Builders used unsound foundations and manure-like material for concrete sparked prosecution. inspectors deem the practice unhealthy and risky for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brighton
Hyde Park
Thackeray
Croydon
Thea
Amudiate
Sean
Novelty Card Tales and Portraits in a Gazette Fragment
A fragmentary prose piece discusses a novelty novelty item a "Linelose Gig card" and a tradesmen's pride in his trade. It mentions portraits of hung prisoners Mary Ann Briland and Inajesky's pestilence and a polite note to authorities seeking for work and payment, with a Gazette reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Merry
Mary
Transcontinental Rail Offer and Niagara Falls View Route
A promotional piece extols the Vaidlalia Line with the Pennsylvania Railroad offering a St. Louis to New York schedule in thirty four hours and a half. It lauds Michigan Central's Falls View route providing scenic Niagara Falls views from Falls View station and a through Pullman Palace Car experience. It also notes agents for information and praises the line's reliability and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewix
New York
Vaidlalia
St. Louis
New York City
Chenel Wnd
St Louis
B.A
Unas
Conblia
Kansas City
Vic Michigan Central Railroad
Nigvara River
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Falls
Michigan Central
Falls
Grain and live cattle prices in telegraph markets summary
Markets by telegraph show wheat and corn quotes across St Louis Chicago and Glasgow, with No 2 winter wheat around 61 to 74 and corn about 85 to 87 cents. Cattle prices list native shipping steers about 8.75 to 9.00 per cwt and hogs around 4.40 to 4.55, with various grades and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
St. Lowe
Aly
Debut of Katvation 011 Amid Market Trade Jitters
A fragment notes Katvation 011 as a rapid cure with widespread drugstore sale at 26 cents per bottle. It reports rye prices rising then likely to fall as trade normalizes. Weather caution prompts Dr Ball’s Cough Syrup as a remedy. Minnesota nickel scarcity prompts religious subscriptions concerns. Mentions Be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Link
York Graphic
Eminent Dinech Dignitaries Endorse St Jacobs 647 Cure
A diverse jumble of items covers religious endorsements for a tonic, European war rumors, travel notes, and advertisements. Notable mentions include Bishop Gilmour of Cleveland praising St Jacobs 647 for rheumatism, plus varied notices and marketing blurbs from Rud Siar Cough Cure to Penny Davis remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinech
St. Jacobs
Gilmour
Cleveland
Ohio
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Crstom
Lim
Cordigg
Hyge
Commercial
Minnesota
St. Toul
Minneapolis
Beckingham
Loston Commercial
Montave
Bachiwater
N.Y
Anim Books
Caml
Cyclopediay Farm
Gilda
Ea Times
United States
Sailafechion
Anterdon
Uleferracua
Mon
L'Arsoxs
Ruchenler
Bomple
Satan
Unis
Abe
Ash
FRICE
Prickly Ash Bitters CQ
AWD
Esser Ars
Drugglata
UY T. W. Jackson & CO
Quincy
Illinois
Inigo
Winfield Mani'q. .Co
Warren
Russia
Germany
England
Austria
Tuckey
Dublin
Englasit
Seth
Engler
Datin
Mediterranean
Egypt
India
San Francisco Daily Report
Geeronimo
Reronim
Jet & Coy
Syork
Iain
Toner
Shires
Ise
Steelville
Weldeva
Iver
Bowels
Aman
Tee Uinletstaghian
Dixon
Sun
King Street West
Ganren
Drigglste
Pieren Well Excavator Co
AL Oryant
M.D
Lawrenceton
Asl
Penny Davis
Carter
Lyon
Piso
Stewart
Louis Bogger&Co
Alames
Washington, D.C
Ladd
Montgomery Ward & CO
UID Wabash Aveana
Chicsgo
Pronsen Iron and Brass Works
Establisiod
Witte & CO
Kansas Cirr
Grogylat
H. PB
Cushman
Three Rivers
Mion
Sean Dulnog
Wella
Earth
Burmord
Epler
Tongalicoin
Frazer
Workington Ave
A. A. Mellier
HW. H
H. i
Green & Sqns
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Fits
Postavels
Ladies' Home Journal
Bilver
Stismor
Best
Prinkuil
Mus
Lovisa Kyarr
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Josiah Allen
Marion Harland
Rose Terry Cooke
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Mary Abbott Read
Lila Bodman Church
Charley Snow
Margaret Be Wiarvey
Clarissa Potter
Ieyne
Christine Terhune Herrick
Eliza R. Parker
Wressipgood
Mother's Corner
Anaee der Oleu
Sormix USA
Bruah
Cina
Dosten
Tahoe Mar
Stns
Anexport
Ana’ Econcericatty
Akon
Tas
Wi H. Lamurn
FORD
Alareeti
Bowe Jovenal
Phila
Webster
G.&c. ME
Mane
Radway
Née
Guy
Elle Ferb
Agha
Loerha
Jazac Thompson
Eve
Nergarita
Jun L Thompeos
Aus
CJ Troy
Joseph Et Llotts Steel
Paris
G&x
St Paul
Misa
Harare
Sore Teller Vy Kidder
P. Des Es
Mall Stowell
Ode Ariggtomly
Phair
Wits
Bavenport
Xowe
RES Nisbed
Geabb Jouy
Paints Oils
Cro Iarece
Beoures Busl
Biyant
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