OIGAY MEN OF NEW YORK HOW THEY LIVE AND MOVE AND HAVE THEIR BEING
A lengthy feature on Italian organ grinders in New York City after a city ordinance bans street hand organs. It describes migration to other states, hardships for families, details of earnings, instrument costs, maintenance, and social attitudes including the use of puppets and monkeys and changing music trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Board of ‘Aldermen
New York
Connecticut
South Carolina
Ohio
Broadway
Turner
Fifth
Madison Avenues
Boston
Edward Burgess
Grand Canal
Fisheries Marine of
United States
Adethos
Rich Osage Nation Declared Wealthier Than Many Nations
The Osage tribe between Kansas and the Creek country holds vast wealth. With 1,501 members, they own 7.76 million dollars in U S Treasury funds earning 7 percent interest and 1,470000 acres of land valued at about ten dollars per acre. Individual worth averages 15172 dollars and families about 60000 dollars, enabling substantial annual crops per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Creek Country
United States Treasury
Pittsburg
Costa Rica Election Sees Peaceful Primaries Amid Political Clash
Costa Rica faces a heated contest between Esquivel and Rodriguez as primaries unfold in San Jose. Observers note American influence and tensions flare after August clashes at cuartels. Voting areas were orderly with police at entrances as supporters clash over religion and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Soto
Designado Esquivel
Senor Esquivel
Jose Joaquin Rodriguez
Esqui- Velites
George Washington
Esquivel
Alajuela
Central Park
Grand Cathedral
Cuartel
Dr. Duran
Pulperia
Vinateria
Taquilleria
Tia
Cartago
Don Bernardo
Don Apolinaris de Jesus Soto
Rodriguez
Don Ronulfo
Wie
Navy
Don Ascension Esquivel
Don Ascension
Don Jose Rodriguez
Ceucil Charles
United States of Brazil described in a travel sketch
The article extols the United States of Brazil noting its vast area nearly equal to the U S, two-fifths of South America, diverse terrains from coast to mountains, and a population of about 11 million with mixed races including Indians, mestizos, and Africans. It sketches Rio de Janeiro and Bahia as large cities, discusses slavery’s abolition, and observes cannibal rumors and social contrasts among Brazilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
United States of Brazil
Rio de Janeir
North America
Brazil
Amazon
Purus
Dace
Rio de Janeiro
Balin
Southor Partasal
Rioseer
Lisbon
Dom Pedro
Luz
Archduke John Oath Leaves Royal Life for London Shipyard
Archduke John, a cousin of the emperor of Austria, resigns from the army and emoluments and moves to a London ship yard. He has long been discontented and once flirted with revolution, seeking a freer government for Austria. After various intrigues and a brief offer of the throne elsewhere, he returned to Austria and asked retirement, now working as a private citizen.
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Peter the Great
Austria
Russia
Archduke John
Peter
London
Johan Orth
Havin
Europe
Archduke
Frinca Rudolph
Alexander of Battenberg
Ferdinand
Coburg
Don Johno
Mrs Parsons Home in Avondale A Curious Anarchist Dwelling
Lucy Parsons, widow of A R Parsons hanged years ago, lives in a unique Avondale cottage in Chicago. The house and interior mock social norms, she shares socialist books and keeps portraits, while her children endure hardship. She remains devoted to anarchist causes, prophesying upheaval of capitalism and wages.
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Chist
Lucy Parsons
A. R. Parsons
Avondale
Chicago
Tipperary
Vrs. Parsons
Parsons
ISI
The Barye Exhibition Opens in New York
An art exhibition in New York raises funds for a Barye monument featuring animal portraits by Barye and other artists including Millet and Corot. The show traces 19th century shifts toward realism, praising Barye’s faithful animal sculpture and noting related art and railway interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barye
Theseus
Barge
Dela Croix
Millet
Corot
Tryon
Jarge
Criti
London’s New Lord Mayor Sir Henry Aaron Slaats
Sir Henry Aaron Slaats becomes lord mayor of London and is a 1830 birth, 1862 councilman, Portsoken alderman, sheriff in Jubilee year, knighted for the event. He is a fruit broker, Jew, Free Mason, city lieutenant, Royal Hospital governor, and member of the Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers’ company. Married Eleanor Mary Rowland in 1840.
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London
Henry Aaron Slaats
Michael Isaacs
Portsoken
Henry
Royal Hospital
Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers’ Company
Eleanor Mary
James Rowland
Anecdote of Foote at Garrick Shakespeare Jubilee
An Anecdote of Foote recalls the 1769 Garrick Shakespeare jubilee in Temple Bar with three days of amusements. An encounter by the Avon features a well dressed man querying Foote about Warwick birth and fame, ending with a sharp retort about Essex.
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Temple Bar
Koote
Garrick
London
Shakespeare
One Foote
Walpole
Aristophanes
Murphy
Avon
County of
Warwick
Essex
Vote
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Don Jose Joaquin Rodriguez
Venezuela
Central
N. Bolet-Peraza
Blanco
Balet- Peraza
Curacan
Wee Weir
Bolet-Pkkaza
Casteeo
Plain John Oath
Mrs. Parsons
Baryes
John Tuiskin
Mieles Sewer
Czar
Vibious
Simal Ta
Cheladian Asa
Rhenie
Leo Hiri
Milford Iver
Asa
Erie
England
Gonos
Salford
America
Rome
Milford Docks
Olympia
Irish Sea
Henry A. Isaack
Journal of Education
Foote
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