Love in the Glen A Tale of Kate Carnegie and Carmichael
A sentimental narrative traces the betrothal of Kate Carnegie and Carmichael, their long courtship amid Tochty Woods and Beeches, and the counsel of friends in Muirtown. It highlights Kate Greenaway’s artistic rise and her lasting influence on children’s fashions and book illustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epring
Wright
Romance
Rosce
Kate Carnegie
John Carmichael
Kate
Carmichael
Muirtown
Tochty Woods
Scotland
Davidson
Carnegie
England
America
Lemtelf
Hve Mever
Getenthee
Ant Eqier
Iavan
Hampstead Heath
Mise Greenaway
Dave
Kate Greenaway
Jine
Art
South Kensington
Heatherless’s
London
Slade School
Dudley
Scott’s Emulsion Digestive Support Ad
You cannot lose flesh under normal conditions without knowledge of digestion or nutrition. If the brain and nerves are starved they cannot function. If blood flow is poor it cannot sustain the body. Wasting tears down while Scott’s Emulsion builds up. It improves digestion, stimulates appetite, and supplies needed nutrition. Free booklet from Scott & Bowne, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Kate Greenaway’s Influence on Child Fashion
From the Haston Globe the article lauds Kate Greenaway as an English artist who has greatly shaped and revolutionized children’s dress, asserting she has done more than any other living woman to influence this style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Jack
Carmichael
Davidson
Kirk
Carmichanel
Doe
Sol Drumiochty
Queen Mary
The
Haston Globe
Kate Greenaway
American Bicycle Industry Grows Rapidly 1885–1896
The London Times notes U S bicycle output rose from six factories in 1885 producing 11 000 machines to 600 factories in 1895 with 600 000 cycles annually. Investment nears 90 million, with 1806 output (machines) at about 1 million. Exports rose in 1895 and 1896, Britain and Germany remain major markets, while prices fell from 140 to 100 in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Uited States
Treasury Department
England
Germany
France
the Times
Times
United States
George F. Parker
Birmingham
Parker
Animals Killed by Trains Across Regions
A New York Sun report notes frequent train related deaths of wildlife including foxes owls and antelopes as trains disrupt migration and frighten birds. An incident in New Jersey describes an owl striking a train lamp causing a light failure and a dead bird on impact.
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Sayville
L. A
Tralna
New Jersey
Pinerles
England
Pyramid Pile Cure Claim Cures All Piles
A promotional notice touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal remedy for piles. It cites testimonials from several users, claims easy, rapid results, and says the product is sold by druggists for 50 cents per package from the Pyramid Drug Co. of Albion Michigan.
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Ronan
George C. Gleek
Owens Mim
Richard Loan
Whipple
Ohio
Mire W. R. Hines
Magnolia, Ark
Peter Lake
Mohawk
N. Y
Pyramid Drue Co
Albion Mich
Ghoulerfree
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Chicago
Matthews Bus
Wrug
Scranton
Fox Hunt Haunts Railroads In Dramatic Courtroom Tale
A captioned fragment describes foxes running in front of trains then leaping off, followed by packs pursuing the train and many animals killed. It recalls a courtroom scene where a prisoner seeks a change of Venus claiming prejudice from a female juror, as reported by the Troy Times.
Cambridge graduate chief proofreader at the London Times
The chief proofreader of the London Times, a Cambridge graduate, earns about £1000 or $5000. He is a Breat Scholar skilled in English and all ancient tongues, including Asiatic languages, and may query and suggest additions or omissions to writers and editors.
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The
London Times
Cambridge
Mm Breat
Frank Leslie
Spring Goods In Profusion Delights Store Displays
Describes a surge of spring merchandise across departments including Silk Dress Goods Laces and Embroideries with bright colors delicate shades and textures signaling an unprecedented season of beautiful creations and artistic designs.
Dress Goods and Silks At Sale Prices In New Spring Styles
Handsome spring dress goods and silks on sale with wide selections. Includes black brocaded silks, foulard silks, stanley waists with new designs, Persian lawn and percale waists, fancy silks, and velvet trimmed garments. Prices range from under 1 dollar to a few dollars, highlighting value and modern styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlaone
Stanley
Lehigh Valley Rail Timetable Scranton Nov 15 1800
Anthracite coal service advertised with routes to Philadelphia New York Pittston Wilkes-Barre White Haven Hazelton Pottsville and other coal region points via Lehigh Valley and subsidiary lines. Times include several daily trains with Black Diamond Express details and Pullman car options. Officials Rol ling Wilbur Nonnemacher and Hethlehem agents listed. Scranton office address given.
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Lehigh Sa
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
D. & HL RR
Pittston
Wilkes-larre
Tt. Ry
White Haven
Hagleton
Pottsville
BD. & Hor
Bethlehem
Maaston
Realii
Msburg
Piineipal
Do & H.R. We
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithace
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Wilkes-Harre
Rollin YW
Wilbur
Phila
Hethlehem
Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware and
Nelson
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Bossos
England
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valle Railroad
Carbondale
North
Wilkes-Barre
South
Burdick
GP. A
N.Y
H.W. Cross
D. P
Scranton Train Schedules On Red Monday October 19 1800
Trains depart Scranton with multiple lines to New York Philadelphia Trenton and the South. Listings include times and fares for expresses including Buffalo Elmidra Toward Binghamton Elmira and Northumberland connections plus Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches. For details contact M. J. Smith city ticket office Lackawanna Avenue or depot ticket office.
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Scranton
New York
Oswero
Elmitra
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Tuth
Binghamton
Nicholson
Binghamton and
Elmira
Allen and Richfield Springs
Nor Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomabury
Dan Ville
Northumberland
Williamsport
Harrisbull
Baltimore
Washington
M. J. Smith
City
Lackawanna Avenue
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division Time Table 1897
Schedule notes for Anthracite line with connections to Pittston Wilkes-Barre and Atlantic City. Express and parlor car services listed to New York Newark Philadelphia Reading Bethlehem and Lakewood. Returning trains from New York and direction details follow the Lib.
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Pittston
Wilkes-Harre
Atlantic City
New York
Newark
Eligabeth
Po Tedelonia Reading Terminal
Maud Chunk
Bethlehem
Euston
Mt S10 weary oversight prompts new measures
A regional report notes growing fatigue among drivers on Mount Street Route 10 and officials announce new oversight measures to reduce delays and improve safety. Local agencies coordinate with police and transport groups to implement changes.
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Parhravne Ane
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John Watson
Part
Sadie
Owls
New York Sun
Venus
Troy Times
Wes
West
Wim
G. Clark
Pean Ave
Leauh
Sap
Esgeierest Baspebadauwead
Duponts
Henry Belin
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos. Ford
John B. Smith & Bon
Mouth, Pa
EB. W. Mulligan, Wilkes
Arre
Agenta
Repaune
Chicheater
Alamond
Ennyroyal
Cadi
Hellet
Shuegle
Sedebester Chemical Co
Madison Square
Bobi
Lowal Drugaiats
Philede, Pas
Sarah Bernhard
RY Oro
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portian Ore
San Francisco
B. Vu
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Hazleton
Reading
Norristown
J. R. Wood
Gen'l Pass
Agen
Jd. B. Hutchinson
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
Ireland
Wagonmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Kespa
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
Central Railroad of
Erty Street
North River
Foxwreek
Reading “Terminal
Aldwin
Gen. Poss
Agt J
HW. Olmausen
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Traiis
Newburgh
Hawley
OAK
Este
Fo Wits
Nl Sa
Rains Dally
Cere Bunc
Rankiin
Starlight Treaton Paone Pointelle Helmont Pleasant Mt Valondale Fares
Oly Carbondale
Jermy Archibald Winton Peckville Ba Phanteebu
Ally
Pvhkuse
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T, Futerort
N. Pass
Rantou, Pa
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