Grace Howard Marries Joseph Manore in South Dakota
Mina Grace Howard daughter of New York correspondent Joe Howard marries ranch manager Joseph Manore after building a career on Grace ranch near Chamberlain South Dakota. Once a teacher at an Indian mission school she became the cattle queen of South Dakota, earning fame for 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
New York bill aims to regulate pawnbrokers and loan firms
Senator Wagner proposes a regulation bill for pawnbrokers and loan associations in New York. Current rates vary with sums and time, with 3 percent monthly for short terms under the Wagner plan and higher charges for examinations, drawings, and small loans, raising concerns over possible excessive costs. The measure seeks uniform caps and disclosures, aiming for national relevance.
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Wagner
New York
Joana
Stone Sunk in Pekin Lake and Monument Plans
A fragmentary account notes a stone in Pekin Lake once a major city landmark now a luncheon spot for foreign officers. The Euphrata Monument Association of Euphrata Pa seeks state funding to finish a memorial shaft in Mount Zion cemetery for nearly 200 Revolutionary War soldiers buried there. The project began after organization in 1843, cornerstone laid Sept 11 1846 with Gov Shunk present. Jeremiah Mohler, last surviving participant, recalls the ceremony.
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Euphrala Monument Association
Euphrati
Ingislature
Mount Zion
Euphrate
Brandywine
Francis TR. Shunk
Prof Garner and Gorillas Speak Through Cage Study
Prof Richard Lynch Garner spent fourteen months in a jungle 200 miles long studying gorillas in Africa using a steel cage and a chimpanzee as interpreter. He claimed to have heard signals, mapped a thirty-sound gorilla vocabulary, and believed gorillas possess a language distinct to their species. Also noted is the death of William L Trenholm former treasury official and banker, described as a prominent New York financier and author, with widow Kate Louise MacBeth.
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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
Can Surety Company
New York City
Pasiion
North American Trust Company
Trenholm
Finance
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States Civil Service Commission
Kate Louise MacBeth
Charleston
8. C
How to Remain Attract ive for Women in 19th Century Dress Tips
A dated guide emphasizes happiness, modest dressing, and undergarment care to stay looking young. It advises multiple corsets, careful lacing, and alternating wear, plus neat hair and possible artificial additions. The piece frames beauty as self-respect and social appeal, citing fashion examples and luxury details.
Legion of Honor honors French artists and writers
At the lnte Parla exposition Bonnat the painter rises to Grand Cross while Bully Prud homme the poet Merele the sculptor and Madsenet the composer are made grand officers. Promoted to commanders are Benjamin Conatant Cazin and Roty. Olivier Merson Jacquet Catulle Mendes Emile Bergerac Pouvillon and Paul 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 the diplomats at Pekin
Benor de Cologa, the Spanish minister at Pekin, is the dean of the diplomats in the Chinese capital. He hails from a distinguished Irish family that moved to Spain after the Boyan battle and became naturalized Spanish subjects. He has served his country in many important roles.
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Spain
Pekin
Benor de Cologa
Boyan
Cotton and Woolen Mills: New Textile Capacity Race
The American Cotton and Wool Reporter notes 224 new mills started in six months. Fourteen mills produce woolens while 144 spin cotton goods and 51 knit items mainly hosiery and undergarments. Cotton fabrics in the United States rise rapidly while finer goods improve.
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American Cotton Aid Wool Reporter
United States
Honor For Olmsted The Boston parks rename Leverett and Jamaica Park Olmsted Park
Frederick Law Olmsted the famed landscape designer is honored by Boston's park board. A resolution states Leverett Park and Jamaica Park will be renamed Olmsted Park in tribute, recognizing his work shaping Central Park in New York and the scenic beauty of parks nationwide.
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Olmsted
Frederick Law Olmsted
Videogo
The
Boston Board of Park Commission
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 Law Reform
Wisconsin Governor La Follette calls on the legislature to repeal anti trust statutes and enact new measures. He seeks a law that removes the great evils of trusts while not hampering individual enterprise or taking from capital its reasonable returns. He wants a plan to pull up all trusts without destroying honest business.
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la Follette
Labollette
Wisconsin
Evening gown with jeweled shoulder straps
A caged ornament full Mogeed fronted white crepe de chine gown features elbow puffs and a birtha rufa though the description remains fragmentary. Shoulder straps are jeweled, contributing a high cashleaf effect to the design.
Pauperism in England Shows Decline Despite Pop Growth
A British Local Government Board report from 1900 notes an unexpected drop in pauper numbers since 1880, despite a population rise of about six million. By Jan 2, 1900 English pauperism fell by seventy thousand compared with twenty years earlier, with agricultural counties suffering more than manufacturing ones.
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England
British
Britain
Notable Quotes and a Springfield Millionaire's Demise
A collage of sayings on ambition and prudence, with a brief obituary noting John H. Thomas a millhoustre manufacturer and prominent Democrat, who died at his Springfield, Ohio home at age 77. The piece includes fragmented references to the Mosregua Canal and a medical note about digestion and appetite.
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John H. Thomas
Springfield
Tragedy recalled from Sir Isaac Heard correspondence
The incomplete Landon dispersal of Sir Isaac Heard’s letters uncovers manuscripts by the notorious John Bellingham. Detailing his attack on Prime Minister Spencer Perceval, the notes include a long Russia trade letter to the Marquis of Wellses and a reference to his death sentence trial. Lord Granville’s 1812 ambassadorship is noted.
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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
How to Tell Fresh Fish From Old For Fulton Buyers
A Fulton man provides simple rules for fish buyers to ensure freshness and safety. Check firmness, clear eyes, bright fins and gills, no odor, and absence of dull or dark coloration before purchase.
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Fulton Maviet
New York Times
Career and Character of Arratiam Lincoln Speech
Joseph Choate delivers an address on Abraham Lincoln detailing his early life struggles his evolving character and his presidency that raised his name on the world’s roll of honor and fame. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway issues the publication, available by sending six cents postage to F A Miller.
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Arratiam Lincoln
Joseph Choate
Great Britain
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
F. A. Miller
Chicago
Withdrawal of American forces in China anticipated
War department officials say that with spring navigation opening, American troops in China will be almost entirely withdrawn. The president shows confidence negotiations with Chinese envoys will lead to peaceful settlement. The page also includes patent medicine ads and boilerplate notices.
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War Department
China
Interurban Tramway In Korea Opens Under New Era
Korea unveils a new electric tramway as the city inaugurates an important urban transit project led by the nation’s largest electric plant firm. Officials hailed the system as a milestone for rapid city travel and energy powered public transport.
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Eoul
Korea
Etty Bossa
Advices from Okele Alaska Report on Creake Labor
The journals record about 000 men employed at a creake near Okele Alaska. Plans for a cure for consumption are noted in an intaiiiole with references to Bachelne tor oenughe wor Dulde and names including M, W BAeW Mleg Gonma Grove, Mi Ji, Rob, IT, Miva.
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Okele Alaska
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