Taylor County Directory Court Officials and Court Dates
A fragmented 1906 style directory lists county officials including sheriff Joseph Murom and clerk Hugh Evans, with names like Kitsmiller and Bainbridge. It outlines court convening dates for the Circuit Court and Wanty Court, plus district justices across districts such as Grafton, Faterman, and Hooth's Creek, noting levy term schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctre
Teestir Cleagies
Heer
Qtek
Comet
Beetor
Princetting Alloines
Joseph Murom
Sherrif Hugh Evans
Suy'three Schiol
Siadwis Kitsmiller
Joss al
Fleming Awnestor
Allen
Grime
Poputy
Ipayid
Bainbridge
John Henry
Joeras
Milian Aieine
D. Dent
F-ck
Circuit Court
Wanty Court
Grafton
Lewis Haymond
Geo. W. Brown
Faterman
Chambers
John I
County
Comitate Court House
J. W. Willide
X. Bartlet
Religious and fraternal notices from Grafton area churches and groups
A fragmentary listing describes prayer meetings at various churches including Presbyterian and Lutheran services on Sundays and Wednesdays, Catholic Masses and fatherly pastors, Baptist and Agnostic references, and multiple fraternal organizations. It notes meeting times at Odd Fellows Hall, Masonic orders, Knights of Pythias, and other local lodges with officers named, covering weekly, biweekly, and monthly schedules in the Grafton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele
Fech Worthy
Halt
Chapl
Charles i Brendle
U.P
Herr
Grafton Lodge
Eiukman
A. L. Taymond
A. McMeet
Pinn
Atreet
B.C Chaney
Brecl
Od Fellows Hall
Chavey
P. Chiis
M. Roach
Sértbe
Odd Fellows' Hall
Aes Oelock
Henin
I Stout
Knights of Hojor
Avery
Durbin
Mi. Jeffreys
Branchi
C. E
OP. Gilligan
UB. Society
Ancient Order of Hibernians
National Union Lanige Smoot Tatan
F. Hall
Two Society Leaders in a Newport Tale of Love and Diplomacy
A Newport cottage tale follows a farmer's daughter who rises to international society via a Mrs Van and a destined marriage to her son, shaping a premier social plot. The second leader is a quiet seminary pupil who becomes a New York millionaire’s wife after a celebrated concert, wiring her future through artful salons and gilded circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr G. DE Fontaine
Newport
Oceanion
Passion Tower
Evan House
Van
New York
Arthur
Airs
Cunard
Gothamn
Bes
Sue
Helx
Tashida
Sheto
Ian Ae
Sue Love
Yanting
New
Saving Fallen Women Through Florence Night Mission
The Florence Night Mission of New York enters its second year aiding fallen women. An estimated 850 women were admitted to the Bleecker Street Home, about 20 moved to steadier lives, 80 positions found in New York and beyond, and nine thousand meals provided. The mission, aided by keepers of dives, rescued many at risk, including a educated young woman drawn into a life of shame before reform. Nearly $1,200 in voluntary subscriptions, plus founder Charles N. Crittenden funds, support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Night Mission
New York
Bleecker Street
New York City
Florence
Charles N. Crittenden
Meeting the King at Mankoroane in a Mud House
The narrator describes visiting Mankoroane the King in a large mud plaster hut with a thatched roof. A veranda surrounds the hut, and a seven foot wall encloses a yard. The King slept as the Queen and attendants mingled. royal figures included two princesses, with gifts and offerings exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankoroane
Samemen
Lani
Inside the White House Cabinet Room and Traditions
A Washington Sun correspondent details President Cleveland's Cabinet meeting rituals, room layout, and decor. The noon gatherings occur in the historic room near the library and secretary’s office, with views of the grounds and Potomac. The furnishings include a walnut table, eight matching armchairs, a billiard-cloth cover, and portraits of Hampden and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
New York Sun
Lincoln
White House
Potomac
John Hampden
Cadena
Hayes
United States
South Ameria
Aporlier
Secretary of State and War Figure Discussed in Brief
Brief note cites Secretary of State and a General, mentioning a secretary at 1 o'clock and a general reference, with sparse readable details from an old clipping.
Cabinet meetings and the informal presidential routine
The article describes how Cabinet meetings under Cleveland operate with strict informality, no votes, and open discussion led by the President. It notes the aged, antiquated portfolios, secrecy, and the post-meeting reflections on past cabinets, plus brief biographical sketch of Richard Grant White and a bear story from Franklin, New York.
Attended Church Sparks Frantic Office Demands
The Deadwood Roarer editor reportedly attended church for the first time last Sunday. He burst into the office within an hour shouting about news from the front and accusing staff of slowness as he demanded an extra edition. The outburst referenced chaotic events and sought rapid publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallor
Deadwood Roarer
Ccat
Ware
Aout Art
Shep Shiota
Spe
Kinga Miotong
San Franelic
Secretary Bayard and His Terrapin Cookhouse Host
Washington Letter portrays Secretary Bayard as a hospitable figure famed for terrapin meals. It highlights his culinary skill, family devotion, and social prowess, noting dinners to gain diplomatic goodwill and past interactions with notable figures like Lillie Langtry, Helen Terry, and Irving in Washington society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Layard
Reverdy Johnson
Wormley
Oon
Hayard
Lillie Langtry
Senate
Hllen ‘Erry
Wat Cheek
Irving
Washington
A Hintotted Clock Finds New Purpose at Middletown
The old Yale clock, used since the War of 1812, is restored and moved to a new tower at the Connecticut Industrial editors for Birls in Middletown. Five feet tall and three by eight inches, its brass wheels and steel bearings are now polished and ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale College
Lyceum
Iattell Chapel
Connecticut
Middletown
Amcient
A Perverted Life
A Jacksonville Florida Herald obituary-like reflection condemns a famed pulpit orator who wavered between sacred and secular aims. The piece laments lost potential, praising eloquence yet warning that mixing God and wealth led to a tragic life course and moral shipwreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
South
Jacksonville
Fla
How Pussy Crowsed the Snow Cat Tries to Navigate Deep Snow
A Fayetteville Kentucky gentleman reports his intelligent house cat attempting to walk from a detached kitchen to the dwelling as the snow deepens. The cat sinks and cannot move, then rolls over and finally reaches the desired spots after a brief pause and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
KX. C
Population of Afghaniatan a World Data Note
Reported population figures place Afghaniatan at 2 600 000 and area at 5 278 000 square miles. Colonel Macegregor of Bribary in India estimates total clan and race populations over 400 000 and notes risks of inaccuracies from potions and potions. The St Peter Met Wobhensehrifa mentions wooden operating tables and only two metal handles for weed-related tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghaniatan
Macegregor
The
Bribary
India
Field Pea Cultivation Instructions for Virginia Surry County
A correspondent reports on field pea sowing in Virginia detailing seed amounts from one and a half to two bushels per acre, distribution, shallow plowing, and spacing. It notes soil suitability, potential yields when grown with beans, cropping multiple times yearly in favorable climates, and varieties for stock and table use with price hints at market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry County
Virginia
Tvith
Acre
O. Hu
Game Game birds praised for vigor and prolific breeding
W H B of Gordon Co writes to Country Gentleman defending Game fowls. He cites hardiness, industrious nature, strong mothering, and good laying. claims crosses with Dorkings or Cockinghina yield larger meat, but finer flesh with pure Game. He notes long-lived hens, high egg production, and a confident rooster display as signs of superior bloodlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Co
Plymouth
Thave
Murray County
Carnation disease warned by Long Island horticulturist
A Long Island horticulturist urges burning all carnations to eradicate a disease. He warns there is no cure and advises buying clean, rooted stock from reputable growers, inspecting suppliers, and avoiding soil or houses with diseased plants before replanting.
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Long Island
Novelty Recipes From An Old Cookbook File
A garbled OCR pocket of recipes includes molasses cake with ginger spice, carrot pudding with egg yolks and sugar, and prune pickle. Instructions reference mixing, boiling, and baking steps, with misspellings and unclear portions, reflecting a 19th century home cookery style.
Fragments on farming practice and manure layering
Fragmentary notes discuss mixing manures and composts in alternating layers. Mentions crop care, soil enrichment, and farming needs. References unclear terms and coordinates for field work. The readable bits suggest practical tips for nutrient management in gardens or farms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taylor County Directory
Grafton Directory
W. Brown
Flanagan Wroeaiier Wedoriy Durbin
Bictka
Gilligan Bergeante
Nathan Kiteniker
Willon
Coretta
John
Dent A. Shaw
Sels x. Walsega
Reh
Roy
J. TE
Wanagan
Beane
Sahay
Tas
Ue Prager
Lutheran Chhurch
Bowers
Paster
Papone
Baptist
Agustin
Father Feelleher
Tastor
Tinancid Leas
West Grafton
Fev
Gratton Lage Sa
George W. Creel
P. McCormick
McCormick's Block
Main St
W. Va
M. H. Dent
Main Street
West Virginia
Jas. H. Love
Gnarsox
Railroad St GO
West Va
W. BR. D. Dent
Ernest L. Love
Alwe Traving
Vicinlty
W. J Geauty
Bucklaw
di. A
Boston
Mare
Secretary of State
P.M Gener
Eneral
Clevelands
Garland
Win
Someries
Kayard
Lamar
Kael
Hisarne
Calfxkis
Webster
Handa
Armin
Bittel
Sana Ca
Cnt
Counider Yogmanepaton
of Atenah
Sklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Whitney
Zommton Fund
Lawton
Richard Grant White
Alfred C. Post
White
Putnam's Magazine
Shakespeare
Henry VI
Atlantic
Revenue ‘Marine Bureau
New American
Ncyclopedia
Johnson
Atlantic Monthly
New Shakespeare Society of London
Queens
Franklin
Abbott
Pon
Sivage
Bruit
Bradford
Pittsburg
Condue
Anl
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