Grace Howard Marries Joseph Manore in South Dakota
Grace Howard daughter of Joe Howard a New York correspondent marries Joseph Manore manager of a cattle ranch near Chamberlain South Dakota. Grace Howard helped establish Grace Mission eleven miles north of Chamberlain on Crow Creek and Winnebago lands. She later became cattle queen of South Dakota owning Grace Ranch on White River west of Chamberlain.
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South Dakota
Grace Howard
Joe Howard
New York
Joseph Manore
Mina Howard
Dakota
Chamberlain
Crow Creek
Winnebago
Grace Mission
Hua
White River
Grace
Wagner Bill Aims Regulating Pawnbrokers In New York
A proposed Wagner bill in New York seeks to regulate pawnbrokers and loan associations. It contrasts current charges with a capped rate of 3 percent for two months and 2 percent thereafter on loans up to 200 dollars, plus a flat exam fee and quotation costs. The text notes potential overall costs, including a hypothetical 100 percent rate on a specific wedding pawn, illustrating concerns over lender charges.
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Wagner
New York
Joana
Stone head of Pekin Lake and Euphrata monument shaft
A fragment notes a stone in Pekin Lake becoming a luncheon site for foreign officers and mentions superstitions about Hu. It also covers the Euphrata Monument Association of Euphrate, Pa requesting state aid to finish a memorial shaft in Mount Zion cemetery honoring about 200 Revolutionary War soldiers buried there.
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Euphrala Monument Association
Euphrati
Ingislature
Mount Zion
Euphrate
Brandywine
Francis TR. Shunk
Prof Garner Dead or Alive Unearths Gorilla Language
Prof Richard Lynch Garner who died in Africa and studied gorillas in the Congo basin built a steel cage to observe, learned ten vocal sounds from a chimpanzee, and claimed gorillas use a language with about thirty sounds. He published findings after fourteen months in the jungle and influenced views on primate intelligence. William L Trenholm, former treasurer, died in New York.
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Garner
Richard Lynch Garner
Africa
Congo
Chimtry
Gabon
Zoological Garden of
United States
W. L. Grenholm
William L. Trenholm
the Treasury
New York
Treasury
Cleveland
Washington
The
Ameri
How to Remain Attractive in 19th Century Dress Advice
Practical advice urges happiness and modest dress to stay attractive. Focus on undergarments, corsets worn properly with multiple pairs, careful corset removal, and neat hair. Guidance notes subtle adjustments by figure type and hairpieces, ending with a fashion vignette on ermine and lace ensemble.
Legion of Honor honors French artists and writers
At the Paris exposition the Legion of Honor elevates Bonnat to Grand Cross, with Bully Prud homme Merele and Madsenet named grand officers. Painters Constant and Cazin, engraver Roty reach commanders, while Olivier Merson Jacquet Catulle Mendes Emile Bergerac Pouvillon and Ginlaty receive officer ranks.
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Legion of Honor
Bonnat
Tee
Bully Prudhomme
Merele
Madsenet
Benjamin Conatant
Cazin
Roty
Olivier Merson
Jacquet
Catulle Mendes
Emile Bergerac
Spain's Man at Pekin Dean of Chinese capital diplomats
Benor de Cologa, Spain's minister at Pekin, serves as the dean of diplomats in the Chinese capital. He descends from a distinguished Irish family that moved to Spain after the Boyan battle and gained naturalized Spanish status. He has served his country in many important duties.
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Spain
Pekin
Benor de Cologa
Boyan
Cotton and Wool Mills Growth Stirs Textile Debate
The American Cotton and Wool Reporter notes 224 new mills started in six months, 144 cotton, 51 knit goods, mostly hosiery and underwear, and 14 woolens. It highlights unequal growth between departments, rising cotton fabric production, and stronger emphasis on finer goods.
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American Cotton Aid Wool Reporter
United States
Honor For Olmsted In Boston Park Renaming
Frederick Law Olmsted, famed landscape designer of Central Park and creator of world fair plans, is honored by Boston park officials. Leverett Park and Jamaica Park will be renamed Olmsted Park to ensure posterity remembers his contributions to urban scenery across major cities including New York Chicago and Washington.
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Olmsted
Frederick Law Olmsted
Videogo
Boston Public Parks
Leverett Park
Jamaica Park
Jackson Park
Chicago
Washington
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Boston
Montreal
Trenton
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Lewisville
Buffalo
Wisconsin Governor Urges Trust Reform Legislation
Wisconsin Governor La Follette calls on the legislature to pass anti trust reform aimed at removing the great evils of trusts without hampering individual enterprise. He seeks a law that will pull up all tares without dismantling legitimate capital investment and enterprise.
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la Follette
Labollette
Wisconsin
Evening gown with jeweled shoulder straps described
The text describes a full Mogood fronted high cashleaf white crepe de chine gown with elbow puffs and shaped bertha. Shoulder straps are jeweled, with detail on the caged ornament and pang boat heady in Ince about the Meck.
Pauperism in England Shows Decline Despite Population Rise
A British Local Government Board report notes a dramatic drop in pauper numbers by January 2, 1900, despite Britain's population swelling by about six million since 1880. Agricultural counties show more pauperism than manufacturing regions, yet overall figures improved.
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England
British
Britain
Notable Quotes and a Springfield Demise Notice
A collage of aphorisms on virtue and modern life contrasts with a death report: John H. Thomas, milhioustre manufacturer and prominent Democrat, dies at his Springfield home aged 77. A fragmented OCR item mentions the Mosregua Canal and dubious medical claims about digestion and appetite aids.
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John H. Thomas
Springfield
Tragedy Revalion and Autograph Treasures Unearthed
A fragmentary Landon dispersal of Sir Isaac Heard correspondence recalls a forgotten early 19th century tragedy. It highlights Joh Bellingham’s autograph letters, including eleven pages to the Marquis of Welless detailing a plot against the Russian Emperor and notes of his later trial and execution.
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Landon
Sir Isaac Heard
King-at-Arme
Joh Bellingham
Spencer Perceval
House of Commons
Russia
Marquis of Welless
Lord Granville
Potoraburs
Fulton man warns on selecting safe eatable fish
A Fulton man offers simple rules for choosing safe fish buyers should follow to ensure the fish is eatable and free of defects. The guide stresses looking for firm flesh that resists denting, bright scales, clear fins, vivid gills, and no fishy odor before eating.
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Fulton Maviet
New York Times
Career and Character of Arratiam Lincoln Address
Ambassador Joseph Choate delivers an in depth talk on Abraham Lincoln detailing his early life struggles, notable character development, and his presidency. Published by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, it is available by sending six cents postage to F A Miller in Chicago.
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Arratiam Lincoln
Joseph Choate
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Withdrawal of Chinese theater forces noted by War Department
War department officials say spring navigation opening will trigger near total withdrawal of American forces in China. The piece also mentions the president’s confidence in reaching peaceful accord as protocol is engaged with the Chinese envoy.
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War Department
China
Electric tramway inaugurated by Korea’s Bleotzie focus
The Bleotzie Tramway in Korea has completed inauguration of an electric tram system. The event marks a milestone for the city’s transit, drawing attention to the nation’s growing electric infrastructure.
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Eoul
Korea
Etty Bossa
Advices From Okele Alaska and Creake Labor Report
The journals report 000 men working the creake near there and outline a plan’s cure for consumption. The document mentions diverse names and places, including Dulde, Grove, and Miva, with references to methods and collaborations among workers.
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Okele Alaska
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United States Civil Service Commission
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Charleston
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