Unclear 19th Century Dispatches and Crater Descent Tale
Fragmentary reports from May describe Vatican relations in Prussia, political debates in Paris, and a dramatic descent into Popocatapetl’s crater by Col. Grusty and companion Steven, detailing perilous rope descents, sulfur vents, and a night spent at the crater bottom with local miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Grusty
Piedmont Air Line Railroad
Augusta
Are
Grasty
Stevena
Senor Zorehado
Corchado
Tlamacus
Popooutapetl
Wociatel
Emter
Stevens
Crater
Grusty
Corelindo
Pracipica
Hell
Svery
Cor' Ghado
Gristy
Samaton Oe
Godinetar
Ele
Satfern
Herathee
Corcindo
Walphur
Gen. Cohon
Kaved
Corehndo
Les
Barranca del Muerte
la Cruz
Tlamacas
Cortez
Mexico
Francisco Mentono
Europe
United States
John W Ponter
Onriuminter
Arthur ‘Terry
Connecticut
Cleveland
Fragmentary Cotton Market Notes and Prices
Cottons in good demand with fair receipts and export activity. Middling uplands reported around 16 cents with regional deliveries and futures timing for May, July and August. Shipments of new crop noted, with various local prices and quantities recorded for export and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uplands
Orleans Ié
Gotton
Antos
Rio
Fojoctad
Bros. —Floux
Aeror Asbagan
Fm Shoulden
Niles
Seaneath
Avanera
Fragmentary note on Bowls Tohtoad commission history
A damaged OCR fragment references Bowls Tohtoad and Rhode Island, noting a commission to the Consul of the United States at Corl. The unreadable text hinders clear events or dates, preserving only names and vague actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Ronide
Europe
Mariboea
Hhode
Corl
Mort- D.C. Pelxot
LaBlotte
Citisens
Columbia
Lota
City of
Richland County
Ing
J. L. Beard
Barnwell
Barro
A. C. Haakall
Cooper
A. Cooper
A. Tenogos
Wheat Street
Assembly Street
John
JuSmi
Fruit and garden notices at Convent Garden event
Readable fragments show a listing of garden works and fruit related notices for May 2015. Names mentioned include John Devereux the gardener and Convent Garden Vaile Crucis. Also referenced are Ladies slippers and related items, with some shop names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weareo
John Devereux
Vaile ‘Crucis
Nice
Serge St IerEy
Newport Tbh
Mieses Bionzeauoes
Priaat Sours MD Avis & Bouenigs
R. C. Shiver
Also Mentioned on This Page
X Benn
Prussia
Vatican
Holy See
Berlin Post Naverta
Count von Arnim
Ama
Stinister Dafouro
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Terief
M. Dumure
M. Ratbie
Committee of ‘Thirty
M. Laboulaye
Committe of Thirty
ML Barbie
Duo DeAndiferitt Pasquer
Thie House
Loxpox
Senor Sagonta
Politiva
Acta
Pall Margarette
Versailles
Bismarck
Germany
Banaetons
Mont Serrat
Carlista
Ps Eezi
Havana
Raloff
Kingston
Jivanica
Hayti
Dominique
Bryce
Cann
Ifo
Haytien
Bryca
Monplalnor Pierre
Ninsugea
Coval
Fiods
Buster
Aléipen
Sprenind
Wasernarox
Joano
Bright
Blober O. Kerrhins
South
Pennington
Dakota
Guinea
Black Hills
Sheats
Alabama
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pything
Supreme Lodge
Osauneston
Ctxomxatt
The
Catholic Benevolent Hovietien
Sociatien
Raonia
Pope Cracaoo
Hayne
Nasuvilie
Floridas
Madixon Station
Nashville
Itia
Thin Cit
Tadien
Barrowonr
Bristow
Treasury
Jewell
Potter
Congress
London
Rowsin Jn
St. Peteraburg
Prince Gorischakoff
Broxeely
Prince Gortschakoff
Memphis
Tennessee
Indian Council
Oomulger
Indian Territory
Loring
Indian Commission
Woodbine Twineth
Marshall Herald
Hax
J. Bf. Fowera
Boston
Globe ‘Theatre
Mins Cushman
Min Cushman
Milwaukey News
Lotta
Dwyer
Sandy Hill
Jerald
Fort Edward
Mosurs
A. J. White & Son
City of Charlonton
K. W. Y. Leith
Charleston Fertilizer Company
Sumter
Florida
Sullivan's
Eala
Hall
New Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
F. A. Miles
Marion
Wm. H. Holleyman
Clarendon
Reader's
Lexington County
George W. Reader
New York Herald
J. G. Bennett
Eberhart
Elbert County
James Pratt
Abbeville
W. W. Harzla
Spartanburg
HL & 8
BEARD
Eben Butler
Thomas A Garner
Thomas A. Garner
Jura
City of Columbia
Court House
Lincoln Street
Lewin
Robart N
Richard Young
Hoath
Howard School
D. Laurey
Maynard R.ee Jobn C
Seeger
Cery Store
Spee
Lumbiaz
St. Extophe
St Julian
Pera
Poekheimer
Gra & Proignno
Poramery & Grono
Lee
Imrtod
Dad ‘Billery
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