Echoes of the Great Treaty and Louisiana Purchase
Historical survey traces the Louisiana Purchase through key dates 1803 1809 and 1810 detailing Napoleon Bonaparte's motives and the role of Livingston Monroe and Jefferson. It notes debates over constitutional authority Madrid Downfall and honors the swift ratification by the 8th Congress amid partisan opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ohio
John Breckenridge
Livingston
Marbols
Bonaparte
Montivello
Louisiana
Congress
United States Senate
Senate
House
Hamilton
Monroe
Madison
Atlante
Mississippi
Lourgiiia Purchase
Alory
James Q. Howard
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Help for Nervous Women
A testimonial heavy notice touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female disorders and nervous symptoms. It claims to drain, heal inflammation, and restore strength without alcohol or narcotics, offering private consultation from Buffalo doctors. Many personal anecdotes praise dramatic health improvements and fertility gains after using the product and related pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Pierce
Arve
R. V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo, N.Y
Mrn
Hades Johnseon Co
Minsouri
de. Pierce
Complete Jewel Outfit of New York Society Matrons
The article imagines Mrs. William Astor and Mira W. Vanderbilt adorned in vast jewels. It details a Duran painted gown now preserved, a $50 000 diamond necklace, a velvet collar with seven brilliants worth 70 000, three large neckpieces totaling 150 000, 5 000 in ear diamonds, a 50 000 diamond stomacher, priceless lace and pearls, and about 810 000 in additional diamond ornaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Varderbilt
Virginia Fair
Sone
Rone
Vanderbilt
Job W. Mackry
Comstock Lode
Golconda
Cleapitra
New York
William Astor
Mira. W. ER. Vanderbilt
Algo
Nervous Headache Relief Promised by Dr Chase Pills
A testimonial from Thomas Sumners of Beranton Baye praises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a complete cure for severe nervous head pains. He bought them at Mathews Bros. drug store and notes the pills removed headaches and nervousness, urging readers to seek the signature of A W Chase M D on every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sumners
Jackson Street
Beranton
Baye
A.W. Chase
Mathews Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
A. W. Chane
A, W. Chase
Buffalo, N
Portralt
M.D
Meister Leads City Bowling League as New President
William J. Meister, pictured here, is president of the newly formed City Bowling League and captains Arlington, known as a steady bowler who often averages 100-plus for five games. A city tournament may follow the current series, with prizes for individuals and two-man teams to decide the year’s city champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Meister
City
Backus
William. Meister
New City
Elks
Hesp
Boarding House Thief Edward Inghram Committed to Jail
Edward Inghram, a boarding house thief, was arrested in Binghamton and sent to jail yesterday afternoon before Alderman Myron Kasson. Mrs Lot, who runs a Mulberry street boarding house, testified he stayed about two weeks, early last month, and admitted his thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Inghram
Binghamton
Myron Kasson
The Ideal Dinner For Every Household
A long fragmented essay offers kitchen guidance on choosing beef cuts, cooking stews, croutons, and soups, plus menu ideas. It promotes economical, balanced meals with careful preparation, from mock turtle soup to steak and peach rice pudding, including oven tips and kitchen routines.
Theft case details from Spruce street lodging house burglary
Witness B A Wycott testified that Inghram came to bond at a Spruce street lodging house on a Latvides night and departed Monday with over 50 dollars worth of clothing. He later admitted guilt, and Alderman Kaseon remanded him under eight hundred dollars bail for court as no bondsman could be found. Clothing found with a prisoner tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Wycott
Spruce Street
Inghram
Wycott
Inghran
Kaseon
Beams Fall Onto Delaware and Hudson Train
A freight car near Providence station carried heavy beams that broke loose as a northbound train passed. The beams toppled onto the tracks just ahead of the engine, but passengers were safely jolted with only minor shock and the train remained on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Providence
Funeral of J. J. Hall In Medic Pennsylvania
The services for the late C. C. Hall, traveling inspector for the Lackawanna railroad, were held yesterday afternoon at his brother's home in Medic Pa. Robert Sprawl, chief clerk to Superintendent M. H. Casey, attended with floral tokens from the Lackawanna and Northern Pacific railroads.
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C.C. Hall
Lackawanna Vallroad
Globe Hotel
Albany
Pat Riobert
M. HB. Casey
Lacka- Won
Railroad Car Service Department
Rogaurd
Lackawannac
Northern Pacific
Hall
Scrantonian Honored At Brown University Event
Harold Vitwent Joslin, eldest son of Principal Joslin of Honinten High School, was named manager of the varsity football team for next year at a Brown University athletic meeting. A graduate of the Laton Liberal Institute New York he played basketball and football and serves as secretary of the Press club and visitor to the Daily Herald. He is a member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
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Brown University
Harold Vitwent Joslin
Principail Joslin
Honinten
Wits
Dasinlan
Vaireity
Laton Liberal Institute
New York
Thie Yeat
The
Daily Herald
Press Club
Delta Kappu Kepailon Fraterniiw
Fire alarm at Connell building overalls blaze
Blowing overalls in the Connell building set off a late night alarm when a plumber left oil-stained clothing on a steam radiator. The flames were extinguished by a fireman with an extinguisher. no fire crews were needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Thames
Central City
Brown Resigns From Boys Industrial Work at St Luke’s
Lincoln I Brown resigns from St Luke’s parish house Boys Industrial role after two years. He will supervise the Boys Industrial association in Wilkes-Barre, led by promoter Mrs H W Paltier. Mrs Brown will study girls club work in Beaton for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln I. Brown
St. Luke's
Wilkes-Barre
Boys’ Industrial Association
H. W. Paltier
Brown
Beaton
Sewer Worker Overcome by Gas in Scranton Basin
Gottleb Mohr of South Scranton was overcome by sewer gas while working in the Madison avenue and Olive street basin yesterday. He was revived after removal to the Willard residence and later sent home, refusing hospital care. Mohr worked for the department of public works.
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Gottleb Mohr
South Scranton
Madison Avenue
Olive Street
Willard
Moe HB
Mohr
Department of Public Works
Assaults on Women Spark Lunatic Suspect Rumors
The Webster land incidents over the past weeks have residents speculating that a man attacking women is a lunatic driven by an insane urge to hug females. Police report indicate repeated assaults near water, with victims frightened off each time.
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Wailiee
Websterland
Tivlay
Tle Ling
Daley's Frightful Death in No 2 Mine
George Daley of Dunmore Street Olyphant died instantly in No 2 mine while thawing frozen powder for a blast. The detonation caused fatal burns and a horrific display, ending his 48 year age or tenure as a miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daley
Dunmore Street
Olyphant
Miner
Funeral rites for 28 year old walks of life
The deceased, a well known young man with noble character, died leaving a wife and one child. He was 28, a Primitive Methodist, member of the Foresters lodge and the Accidental fund. Fellow workers carried him to Sweeney's morgue. Funeral at Primitive Methodist church Monday at 2:30 pm, burial in Union cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney's
Primitive Methodist Church
Forresters’ Lodge
Accidental Fund
Union Cemetery
Pope Attends Mass in Sistine Chapel on Pius IX Death Anniversary
The pope attended a special mass in the Sistine Chapel marking the twenty fourth anniversary of Pope Pius IX’s death. The event was reported from Rome by Associated Press correspondents.
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Rome
Sistine Chapel
Pius IX
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Hiving
Euster
Palace of
St. Cloud
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Amiens
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Nile
Trafalgar
Walt
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le Comte de Garden
Europe
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James Monroe
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Monae
France
Bindeanin
Purvis
Tate
Gould
Cullie Owles
Wath
Iredell Co
Doctor Pierce
Mrs. William Astor
Frank S. Arnett la Milsten
Arlington
Heekus
Tervi
Wheelmen
McCracken
Wettling
Bobby" Wharton
Bute
Hlenn
Billy Hopkina
Haeckus
Whitt
Philly Stauffer
West End Wheelmen
Hane
Hope Kinh
Irenewags
Meredith
Gaute
Quielle
Teo
Healee
Worth
Chicago
Kulsae
Prairies
Texas
Sean
Emma Paddock Telford
J. J. Hall
Scrantonian
Joslin
MR. Brown
Gotlieb Mohr
Daley
Merrell.Soule Co
Syracuse N.Y
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