Por Treasurer and War News From Washington
The fragmented column mentions William 4. Wile as treasurer and notes a looming oyster famine. It references Zola and various political personalities in Washington, with commentary on Marmaduke, Bescher, and Halstead. It reports a new Knoxville Daily Journal venture by Samuel Murfield and comments on Democratic editorial stance and House politics.
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Moatizues Oul
Moolk
Dowial
Fureedoom
Jak Syid Munseweier
Babadoor Nesrat Jung
Fazia
Bengal
Behar
Exscongrearman
Knoxville
Tena
Boston
John R. McLean
Sarah K. Holton
Cleveland
Mesara
D. Lothroy A
Peter Cooper
John B. Gough
Whittier
John Wanamaker
Philacelphia
Henry M. Stantex
Johns Hopkins
William M. Hunt
Eine
Chace
Nathan Fellows Dixon
Senate
Jesse L. Mons
Rhode Island
Debates and notices from a Boston editor and reformer
A noisy miscellany on literary reviews and political taunts, praising reformer George Peabody’s London lodging houses for the poor and noting their impact on health, morality, and urban reconstruction. The item references editorials, authors, and a New York publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Lon Ves
London
George Peabody
America
Peabody
Mr. Peabody
London Board of Works
Whnay
New York
Cincinnati
Springfield
Woman's Kingdom of Batam Described in Letter from Boston Traveler
A Boston Traveler excerpt details Batam, an independent state under Holland’s suzerainty, ruled entirely by women with a male sovereign. The piece notes Amazonian riding, lances, muskets, and coastal fortresses, alongside fashion notes on spring woolens and table decor reflected in contemporary society.
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Holland
Jia
Batatvia
Sanarang
Batam
Boston
American women’s embroidery and textile details described
The text reviews embroidery and textile techniques with mentions of chenille dots, lace inspired patterns, and a tapestry like weave. It notes dainty designs, white fabric, and velvets used in cuffs and revers with varieties including brocade and amusements in color effects and raised textures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Wheether
Toile Boneler
Phn Foes
Khartoum as Gateway to Central Africa in 19th Century View
In a World article on Khartoum, the piece portrays the city as a gateway to Central Africa. It contrasts European civilization with African barbarism, notes bustling trade in beads and trumpery, markets along the river, and the unhealthy, waterlogged streets. It describes mosques, mud houses, cotton, gum, ivory, and the governor’s palace, while warning of slavery, trade fears, and a large slave caravan network.
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Khartoum
Qi Wate
Aftica
Equatorial Lake District
Africa
Kutvitin
Bi Mie
Darfour
Biel
Beniscoot
Beila
Upper
Nile
Turk
Kharteyi
Abyssinia
Cape of Tot Mog
Central Africa
Redea
Persian Gulf
White Nile
Voice of the coyote as told by Minneapolis Tribune
The Minneapolis Tribune discusses the coyote song, comparing its vocal reach to a mosquito bite and noting Indian imitation as the only other possible sounding mimic. It describes the coyote’s echo, a breaking dawn chorus, and the unusual reliability of the animal as a measure of sonic prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Echo
Coyote
Hiv
Len
Leneser
Ie Ruyete
Fragmented OCR Notes on Names and Events in Unknown Text
The readable portions mention a list of unclear names and phrases, noting a sequence of events and references to a pupae and a movement. It also contains a stray comparison to a coyote and a vague remark about an orchestra context, with several garbled terms and misread sections.
Fragmented Odds and Ends From an Era
A jumble of excerpts cites global trade figures, fashion notes, diaries, and curious anecdotes. It mentions per capita meat consumption, English land division, a Spaniel artist paid in California, and a dramatic train accident with a dog tending a child’s death as a guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katieleah
United States
Keghand
Germany
Tookand
England
Wales
Hitely
California
Marzin J Hvense
South Carolina
Wisconsin
New Jersey
New York
Masachute
Maine
Maryland
Atelanta
Scheneebury Stor
Worms
Amer
Robinson
Hartford
Conn
Joel Howsene
Henry
Makem Deotop
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Globe-Republic
Cinney, Nichols & CO
Republic Building
West High ST
Wilnut Alley
Pally
Grape-Republic
Kinney Nichols & CO
Springheld, Ohio
City Republican Tack
James F. Gowdin
Sollee Augunus N
Susan
Street Communion
Willa Fur Water Works
Guy At
Feseus Harrison
James Balord
Jobin M. Stewar
William A. Stout
Brown
Thoms J. Jewett
Trane Kindle
Por
William 4
Wile
Zola
Sire
Washington
Gath
Fred Musay
Thurman
Searly
Gov. Marmaduke
Missouri
Kamester
Dagum
Gould Biase
Allien O. Myereeliwald
Foreigh
Ae Teacun
Richard Smith
Sisson
Mr. Halstead
Halifax
Henry Ward Bevcher
Heaven
Gray
Chicago
Wenelyte Finn Organ
Bol Beecher
Hell
Beltord
Horr
Cox
House of Representatives
Reston
Lnte
John Hopley
Dacyrue Journal
Mulan
Warsacre
Uieit Acta
Ujenion
Serung
Siler Tea
AE Dinner Table
Ttv
Brooklyn Eagle
Alpaca
Boi
Eanings
Steekbrotern
Pacanee
Tiee
Roya
Montreal
Harper's Weekly
Jen
Wrelinean
Cate
Geichos
Eigen Pea
Ford
Ishler
Thaideus Stevens
Olay
Mishler
Bitters CO
Commerce St
Philadelphia
Parker
DR. Thomas
Egypt
Canadas
Scranton
Lowell
Mass
Thomas
Oliver J. Mation
Melle Isle
East Mer
Davenport
Iowa
Grayville
Tris
Thomas’ Belece
S. Rowley
Ama
Hall Grayville, Lll
West 1Th Street
DRI
Ball's
Festa
the Bee
Chicago Corfet CO
Eames Tee
Terete
Bend
Ceara
Clark & Nettleton, Seed & Commission Merchants
Ists
We. H. Guaxi
Maiti MG
M. Grant's Sons Only Meat Market
Maverick National
City Bank
Lim- Ana P. Porras
Pres
J. W. Woes
Attorney AT Law
Paul A. Staley
Champion Bakery
Haim Street
R. E. Lobenherz
AMD
Lon. Krider
Dr. Frank &. Runyan
J. G Bldham
Tomy
Alee
H. R. Dosch
Arcade
Undertaker
Geo. H. Coles
L P. A. Schindler
Fisher Street
Tale Bone Connection
Siuviengstein
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