Robbed by Guides and Couriers in European Tour Schemes
An American traveler warns against hiring couriers and guides abroad, detailing scams in France, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. The narrative traces profits from fake charges, inflated expenses, and risky itineraries, urging readers to avoid European intermediaries and instead self manage travel to save money and avoid fleecing.
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Lanai
Kntoret
Franc
Germany
Switeerland
Ttaly
Lywonunier Sant
Dlewee
Courinr
Milont
Abe St. Lennie
Drake
Uae
Wren
Altenmeh
Ara Rale
Maly
Austin
France
Motland
Switzerian
Alveay
Tomas
de Coleene
Abel
Aimericat
New England
Torrie
Grint
Europe
America
Ar Keechon
Roever
Kknaves
Fourier
Nuyt
Sax Lopinians
Bertram Conjuror Attracts with Vanishing Lady Feat
Curious entertainment described as Bertram’s stage illusion in which a volunteer woman is seemingly vanished from a chair. The performance boasts a lifelike silk scarf, a long handkerchief, and a dramatic return, performed nightly at the Elen theatre in Paris and seen in London by M. Vertenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanion Conjaren
Buatler de
Elen
Paris
le Cooke
England
M. Vertenk
Bertram
Br Vas
Indy
Tiubaln
Simey Shaw
Laty Te Vankbet
Mr. Mertram
Quarrying Granite From Earths Vast, Mountainous Regions
A reporter reviews granite origin from abyssal rocks to surface quarries, detailing extraction by blasting and feather wedges, then processing in Hockport, Quincy, Maine and New Brunswick mills. It notes transport by rail and ship, price, and historical Egyptians’ use, with discussion of stone varieties and quartz content.
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Alr
Amd
Legion
Hockport
Quincy
Min
Maine
Isla
Selence
California
Savlagmrar
Sun
Abernien
Dreaming in a Wild Night by the Seaboard
A fragmented verse fragment recalls a stormy night at sea with wind, trees, and waves. The speaker wakes from dreams of mast, cordage, and stars shining above, describing a heart tightened by the tempest and the memory of sea life.
Among the Shakers and their life at Lebanon and beyond
The article sketches Shaker origins at Lebanon and their religious life, noting celibate communal living, virginity emphasis, and gender roles led by members like Ebber Gilwe Avery. It contrasts their regimen with farming work, and describes their music, worship, property, and evolving social views within the sect and in broader American culture.
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Bern
Elaine
Detly
Lebanon
Tomales Thome
Eber Gilwe B. Avery
Watermtet
Jarriew
Ann
Uris
Agata
Ann Lee
Lealing
Virgen
Hstel
Marie
Cor
New York
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Bill. Sandusky
Mam Sarinsky
Ivy
Joana
Bill Sandusky
Frla
Hieorge
Watkins
Jean
Seine Wftieven
Finny Green
Jianey
Sandusky
Maha Plac
Nater
Kane
Hal
Jimmy
Fae
Rein Finemy Circo
Kimself
Sheng
Jimmy Josses
Tae eMert
Paani Kay
Seely
SM. Snahy
Weae
Jett Without
Grefisan
Teen Watius
Atl
Ged
Fiat
Hell Sandusky
Peter Premio
Hia
Breiman
Bill
Amy
Tom
Nothwestern Penn
Hin
Hill
Hull
Emil Reed
Munieter Brel
Prstrase
Woray
Doe
Estrates
Wight
Walters
South Kentucky
Kentucky
Rall
Benketat
Waltery
Watters
Toi Rennan
George Watkins
Waltere
Jiat Ax
Sone Atrance Jaftitvare
Huranu Beang
Hulu
Hanawt
Mill
Julza
Els
Alwasg Dheert
Yoilde
Saat Renunel Vom
Mexicas
Therwinitilas
Lucien Aty
Ory Pictiereguety
Inazientie
Dresure
Tinanlig
Mt. Uee
Howe
Spat
Hulan
Ivan Venter
Chautaugua
N.Y
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Mt Down
Central Pacific Railroad
Nevada
York Tribune
Laibar
Abe
DA Capo
Cironan
Levy
Foster
Munis
Yuba
Sacramento
Frater
Dome
New York Tribune
Sheet Coug
Red Cloud
Nolt
Portland
Oregonian
Boston
Hoston Hotel
Harvard
Col. Higginson
York Geophite
New Hampshire
Baston Hy
Memphis
al Nekd
Alibereght
Hoxton
Nelile Masel
Lune
Adelaidey Nelison
Loub
Aki
Hardy Kid Neilson
Beefore
Nello
Firigin
Life of
Mamadaserma
Kew Hanyshiry
Comertiest
Matar
Uflo
Kmitweky
Othur
Vntvel Society of Welievers
Hussan Sovela
Tehtruychensky
Kossias
Lilian Whiting
Pearse
Lemet
Landon Globe
Luis Frascisos
Atlantic City
Fie
Chicago Times
Locke Amt
Laswingr
Jean Vino Uhlig
Xyoth
Wick Radher
Geogo Parsons Lathrop
Sarusia
Gulf of Niew
Seieutitte Journal
Herr Sum Duegum
Sternburg
Mecklenburg
Rome
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