Bulls and Bears at the Mammon Market
A poem-like quip contrasts stocks that rise and fall with traders faces the volatility of a bustling market. It hints at bulls tossing securities skyward and bears growing as prices climb, set in the great arena of Mammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammon
Wall Street
George W. Bungay
Harper’s Weekly
The Dress Maker's Rise and a Shopgirl's Proposal
Isabel Grant, a plain shopgirl at Mme Arnot's, endures harsh treatment while a grieving widower Harvey Falconer offers a new life. He proposes marriage and a promised home tomorrow, challenging Isabel's poverty and her cruel boss Mme Arnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Grant
Mme. Arnot
John Harmon
Mme, Arnot
Mr. Falconer
Mme. Ar
Isabel Grant
Harvey Falconer
Jennie Dewey
Bonnets
John Arnot
Legislative Single Districts Amendment No 2 Ohio 1889 ballot text
A copy of the Ohio General Assembly joint resolution proposing Legislative Single Districts for the November 1889 election details apportionment methods for the General Assembly and senatorial districts, commission duties, and ballot wording for Yes or No. Certification by Secretary of State Daniel J. Ryan dated April 16, 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Lyon
Senate
United States OF America
Ohio
I. Daniel J. An
State of Ohio
General Assembly
A. D
Columbus
Daniel J. Ryan
House of Representatives
Elbert L. Lampson
Theo. F. Davis
Feather in one's hat origin and unrelated maxims
The saying a feather in one's hat is traced to a custom among American Indians and Asian tribes who added a new feather for each enemy slain. The Corfas of Cabul are said to place a feather in their turban for every Musralian slain, and a proverb warns never wash a horse with cold water when he is heaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Grant
Mrs. Monteith
Jennie Dewey
Isabel
Jennie
Mme. Arnot
Lottie Ford
Monteith
Mme
Arnot
Viesaranuma
Lily Stanford
American District Telegraph Office
Western Union
Asia
Cabul
Ohio Taxation Amendment Vote and Certification Text
A historical Ohio joint resolution proposes amending Section 2 Article XII to exempt certain property from taxation and require annual value publication. It directs ballots reading Taxation Amendment Yes or No and claims limited effective date with certification by the Secretary of State in Columbus on April 16, 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Storion
Elbert L. Lampson
House of Representatives
Theo. F. Davis
Senate
United States OF Amertca
Otto
I. Daniel J. Ryan
State of Ohio
A. D
Columbus
Daniel J. Ryan
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Lilly
General Lansing
Europe
Ralph
Uncle Darvey
Lauber
Mattie
Romance OF the Key
Supreme Court
United States
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Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Sixty-Ninth General Assembly
Auditor of State
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Skorion
Ono
Probate Court
Norton
Superior Courts
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