Notable figures named in Rev Nichols list of fashionable society
The Rev Dr C W de Lyon Nichols faces sharp scrutiny for publishing a list of who he calls the truly fashionable society in the United States. The piece mentions figures connected to Ward Allister and includes various politicians and social leaders with scattered biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. de Lyon Nichols
Roe
United States
Ward M.allister
Nivehuls
Creare Thwee Jand
Arthur Paotrormann
United States Senate
Maryland
Wellington
Miohe
Senate Chamber
Explosion in New York Transit Tunnel Wrecks Nearby Buildings
An explosion of nitrogelatin in the Forty First Street and Park Avenue tunnel injured hundreds and killed six. Property losses exceed 1 060 000 with shattered windows at Grand Central and surrounding hotels and hospitals. Fire and debris halted train service as rescue workers treated the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Rapid Transit
Forty-first Street
Park Avenue
New York
Grand Central Station
Nero
Ciand Central Station
Bees Grand Union Slotel
Murray Till Tietel
Grrand
Brand Central Station
Unclear OCR text block with scattered terms and names
Fragmented OCR from a historical page includes garbled phrases about cleanup sums, taxes, and public works. Reads like scattered notes on finance, court, and utilities with many unreadable segments and stray proper nouns.
New church dedicated amid 19th century era shifts
The article notes the construction and dedication of a new church, with references to Rev. BLE Faiwarts and notable dignitaries present. It mentions the church’s location near Toln's lo is and outlines affiliations with educational and religious institutions, including ties to the University of Chicago. The piece reflects on church authority and the rebuilding effort after prior clergy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Per. Ylisard
Arbothheers
Ble
Faiwarts
Pho Py
Toln
Lois
Marnion
Bishits
Peor
Siavy
James
RM. Permiag
Sean
What Our Neighbors Are Doing Matters of General and Local Interest
Local column highlights marriages and deaths, accidents and crimes, and personal pointers about Indiana residents. Reads like a community notes page stitching together small stories and notices from neighbors.
Multiple Indiana fatalities and industrial notices amid 1900s reports
Reports detail several deaths and injuries from accidents in Indiana including Nellie Denham dying after ingesting headache powders at Linton, Carl Lehmaster 13 fatally injured near Vincennes, and George Shaner losing a leg in Shelbyville. Also noted are factory openings at Frankton and financial pledges from Andrew Carnegie, plus local tax delinquency results and oil inspection figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Nellie Denham
Vincennes
Carl Lehmaster
Joseph Powell
Fivansville
Isaiah Cady
Glen Mine
Brazil
Tle
Andrew Carnewie
Dartford City
Carnegie
George Shaner
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
John Shaner
Hoganstown
A. Foster
Fort Wayne
Loran Blight
Jackson Township
Tipton County
Messrs
Tolbert & Peckham
Chicago
Ware
Corning Steel
Hiammond
Trust
TEE Pway
Gras
Siiff
Chris Weilhems
Charleston
Witton
Ile
White
Plenty Martin
Petersburg
Pat Die
Burk
Marion
Durik Ty
Witsos
Edebo
Rehbecca Clarrison
Frankton
Eilen Washington
Hfetton Place
Wianapeatis
Uerelouuing
George Washington
Frankten Furniture Company
Focal Carnialists
John Sharp
Martin Wise
D.O. French
Simetser Aue¢ine
Newton County
Jeferson
Grant
Kent Land
Goodland
Eisht
Tromnois
Washington
McClean
Colfax
Indiana
Clinton Township
Laporte County
Laporte
Philip Burkie
Otterbein
Clockwork tide predicts the coast by William Ferrell
A Washington D C tide predicting clock honors William Ferrell after nineteen years of effort. A female operator reads dial hands to forecast tides at major North American ports with accuracy within inches and minutes. Tide gauges and indicators provide visual confirmation for inshore channels and maritime offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington,d. C
Wiliam Ferrell
North American
Weather Sketch of Medicine Hat and District
A vivid, if erratic, description of Medicine Hat and surrounding areas as the weather bureau reports cold waves and heat. It notes Medicine Hat as a railroad and trade hub, its climatic extremes, and the character of observer Walter Crosskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Boreas
Weather Bureau
Medicine
Assiniboia
Windipes
Medivine Tat
Shoorenay
Saskatchewan
Walter Crosskill
Wille
British Columbia
Medicine Hat Weather Anomaly Tied To Local Scientist Crosskill
Crosskill, a seven year old with a practical life in Medicine Hat, sends daily reports to Chicago Washington Minneapolis and Canadian points from his small office workshop. Weather at Medicine Hat defies expectations with winter cold but not as severe as northern states, yet still yields subzero readings at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Aledicina War
America
Penter
Crosskill
Vinx
Chicago
Washington
Minneapolis
Medicine
Alfred Krupp Richest Man in Germany, Stahl Group Leader
Alfred Krupp of Essen heads the wealth list in the German Empire with an annual income around 30 million marks, far surpassing rivals. The Krupp dynasty built a vast iron and steel empire from a small foundry, with Alfred assuming full control early. The next wealth source, miner Pierz vor Thiel Winckler, earns about 6 million marks annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Essen
Alfred Krupp
Germany
OCO Maurks
German Empire
Frederick Krupp
Father Dist
Alfred Isrupp
Pierz Vor Thiel Winckler
The Dangers of Palmistry in Public Minds
An excerpt from Good Housekeeping warns that palmistry attracts loosely educated amateurs who foretell fates such as death by drowning or fire and widowing. The piece argues such predictions harm nervous, melancholic readers and degrade palmistry from science to superstition, urging caution about this trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reduetick Ag
Warret
Vdbawe
Blessings in disguise stir a boarder’s resolve
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt shows a landlady asking a blunt boarder to carve, the reply says he is a stone cutter named Sir Effackett, highlighting the mix of humor and grit in a boarding house scene.
Little Georgie Recalls Stars and Stripes Tale
A Brooklyn church recounts a patriotic Sunday school moment where a boy named Georgie answers God’s fourth day as The Stars and Stripes, prompting laughter and a rebuttal from the teacher. The boy insists if God didn’t make them, who did, illustrating childlike patriotism and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Georgie
New York Times
Farmer Finds a Friend in Kidney Pills
Nadean Michigan 8 Mr Nelson De Rosier, a sixty one year old farmer, suffered kidney trouble for years. He tried many medicines until Dodd's Kidney Pills gave relief. He advises others with kidney trouble to use the Pills. They have helped many and claimed to cure kidney troubles, Brights disease, dropsy, rheumatism, lumbago, and backache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadean
Mich
Nelson de Rosier
Dodd
Kitney
Bright
Presentiment and a Kiss in Karver’s Weekly
A brief dialogue scene depicts a woman and a man discussing presentiments. She confirms a recent feeling that someone was going to kiss her, voiced in a short exchange from Karver's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mn—Karver
Lands for sale along the Queen and Crescent route
Advertisement notes land available at three to five dollars per acre with good schools churches and inexpensive homes and living. Readers urged to request literature from W C Ain e a rson and G P L A in Cincinnati. Also mentions a cubic foot of the best coal and wood pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen and Crescent
Tnonte
W. C. Ainéarson
Cincinnati
Stamps and Printing Outfit Advertises Catalog and Prices
An advertisement for air cushion rubber stamps and printing supplies lists all kinds of stamps, daters, and related goods. It invites readers to request a catalog and price list and provides Lock Box 219 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promises Cure for Irregularities
Bonxin Delano of Chicago endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cured years of irregular menstruation and related pains after seeking physician advice with no success. The letter urges readers to avoid substitutes and trusts the product as a safeguard against ovarian and womb troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Pinkham
Bonxin Delano
Indiana Ave
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Sega
Pieter
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Prinston
Kde
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Fouaea
N.Y
Honus Gronks
Stopeutrieni
Valley Railies
Texas
J. Morsey
The
Comercial Bank
Emma EH
King
Wheeh
Miss Ring
Upels Mag
Woishtnmatonu
Suger Atliw Teac Rote
Ant Pr Wuetat Srargat
Vario. Mayo
Ree Ates
Indi
ANA News
Walter Chosssrill
KRU
Farmer
Bonnie Geland
Pinkuaw
Bonnie Delano
Capsicum
State Street
New York City
Popham
Thos
Pope
Pau
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