New Yorks Armored Cruiser Promises Strong Atlantic Reach
The New Yorks armored cruiser, launched at the Philadelphia Camp shipyard, is described as the most powerful armored cruising warship yet built for the US Navy with an 18,000 mile cruising radius and a 487-man crew. Details cover dimensions, speed, endurance, armament, armor, and comparisons to British ships of similar class. The piece notes its high maneuverability and potential effectiveness in future combats.
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New Yorks
Camp Shipyard
Philadelphia
United States
New York
Great Britain
Aurora
Aluten
Narcissus
Northampton
Shannon
Radaus
Avrots
Galatea
Imperiense
Narvisns
Klando
Undaunted
Warsprite Etry
Uses of the Giraffe in Historic Trade and Craft
The fragment describes giraffe uses from fetes to leather and hide works, noting marrow delicacy, thick tough hide for whips, and a range of weights from two to four pounds. It references Asiatic elephants and colonial whip crafts, mentioning South Africa and Zambezi regions, with a note on historical, practical uses.
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Te Kalachari
Africas
Indiana Governor Chase A Minister of the Gospel
Indiana's new governor Chase leads as a minister of the gospel and soldier in one. A Danville resident since five years ago, he has long preached in the Christian church and served as Chaplain of the Department of the Dinners. He ran as Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifth district and later held U A Ko appointed commandos. He is well known for lectures and sermons nationwide and is described as a firm Republican with strong party feeling.
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Chase
Indiana
Tie
Danville
Ind
Pebbery
1886
Indianapolis
Department of the Dinns
Congress
Todina
Col C. 6 Matson
Lae
Dot
Evergevie
W. Jetoings Demarest
New York
Ts Desaurest
Queen Charlotte's Early Life and Courtly Appeal Noted
Fragmentary historical account portrays Queen Charlotte as the second wife of King William II, contrasted with the late king’s consort. It highlights her youth, beauty, musical skill, and education, detailing her German schooling, six years after Willem I’s death, and her tutored upbringing in Schaumburg Lippe.
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Kime
Chartotter Worlembeng
Willem I
Monnrer
William II
Wurtembeers
Sporse
Daugghter
William of
Schaumburg- Lippe
Ratiberite
Neelod
Tohemin
Hathildis
Anhalt
Charlotte
Damaged Clifton Ore log race and odd clothing loss
The report notes a four log speed event in Clifton Oregon with a half mile course and a top speed described. It mentions Robert Shaw of Shaw's Palace discovering his trousers were eaten by field mice after sleeping outdoors, a curious incident reported in the same column.
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Clifton
Ore
Anitier
Malnes
Robert Shaw
Shaw
Palle
Inside view of a Chinese theatre in San Francisco Chinatown
An eyewitness account describes a night in Chinatown visiting Chinese theatre and streets from 11:10 p.m. to 5:20 a.m. detailing stage performances, male actors in female roles, costumes, theater lore, living conditions beneath the venue, and stark cultural contrasts observed by a Kansas City Times writer. It notes a seven-night run starting Monday at 7 p.m., a trial of a woman accused of bigamy ending in beheading, and harsh depictions of women and children in the labyrinthine living quarters.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Kansas City Times
Herods Herod
Kearney Street
China Town
Garda
Ened
Tind
Phoy
Indy
Jesus
Cilun
Suny Francisen
Paper's cautionary tale on aging printing materials
Experts warn that the resilience of early book paper may unravel by mid century as modern sheets rely on wood pulp and harsh inks. The antique practice of handcrafting paper from honest fibers is contrasted with contemporary chemical treatments and powered ink. A publisher quips the issue matters little to most writers.
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Toulny
Mae
Fragmentary Text on Catholic Term Usage Through History
The passage traces early uses of the word Catholic and mentions Ignatius, Evodia, and Antioch with uncertain dates. It notes the term’s appearance in apostolic times and cites Augustine while discussing the church’s universal scope and boldness.
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Ignatua
John Ignatie
Uehop
Antioch
Christ
Agustin
World Steam Engines Power Across Nations in Twenty Five Years
A historical note states that engines of the world were built mainly in the last quarter century, with an estimated total horsepower around 44 million. The United States accounts for about 7.5 million, Britain 7 million, Germany 4.5 million, France 2 million, and Austria 1.4 million horsepower.
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Fuhe
United States
Britain
Carmany
Fir
Austria
Quoted Sayings and Misprints Across Papers
A jumble of quoted lines and garbled phrases from multiple newspapers shows misprints and odd spellings. References include Pillsbarg Diepaten New York Herald Piayune and others, with remarks on parrot talk, labor, virtue, and social observation. The fragment hints at a broader clipping of miscured aphorisms and slips.
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Alma Record
THE
Brown & Evenvex, Publishere
Mich
Boererr
South
Tinh
Limself
England
Wales
England and
Curio Hantera
Wenalerd
Beyaght
Palaclowe
South Africa
Gcy.ra Chase
Queen Charlotte
Hell's Half Acre
Celestial Quarters
Tomo
Wil
Hooks
Kadaret
Hamier
Sam
Texas
New York Herald
Piayune
Ren
Torranapolis Journal
Wieking Roy
Tinifalo Eepress
Deuleone
Hmaghanston
Tam Gind
Pastor Koenig
Severin
Keylerton
Tosay
Ohio
Koenn
St. Vilne
Carl Helvenberger
Koenic Med, CO
Chicago
Drugtists Et Liver Bottle
Gior BS
Humphreys
Shilon
Canada
Shilom
Shiloh
Wehele
New
Kate
Benin
Jexntk
Reseu
Delwarte
Tony
Alt.heey
Dieffenbach
Garatne Reek
Peru ‘Drug & Chemical CO
Winasnein
Erit Medigal CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Fane
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