Birthplace of President McKinley Roots in Lisbon Ohio
The article traces William McKinley Sr and Nancy Allison’s life from New Lisbon in Columbiana County to their Lisbon home. It notes early school days, a failed iron venture, the Beaver Creek canal project, and the family’s move to Niles where McKinley was born. The old Notte residence is described as a historic, weathered house tied to McKinley lore.
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McKinley
Widam McKinley, Jr
New Lisbon
Pennsylvania
David McKinsey
Ute
Nancy Alison
Willem McKinley
Gen. Vailandughem
Lisbon
A. G. Richardson
David McKinley
Allison McKinley
Wiliam McKinley
Little Beaver Creek
Disbon
Loyath
Columbiana County
Ohie River
Ohio
William McKinley, Sr
Niles
Notte Statin
Hamed N. Grouchien
Lénben
McKinney
Willam McKinley
Brontosaurus Skeleton Unearthed by American Museum
The American Museum of Natural History in New York reports finding the Brontosaurus skeleton, a 70 foot long primeval giant from the Cre taceous era. The cache includes nearly complete bones, with a tiny head and enormous torso, illustrating a thunder-bearing giant that once roamed near a tropical lake.
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American Museum of Natural History of
New York
Fragmented tale of a prehistoric creature near vast lakes and borders
A garbled account describes a monumental beast trapped beneath a tormented lake bed that stretched across regions now part of New Mexico California Wyoming Montana and the Dakotas. The passage mentions natural layers protecting a fossil, a violent Martine like event, and survival hints amid shifting geographies and climates.
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Ader
Uachiel Lestat
New Mexico
California
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Caine
Caine Nature By Piling On Top of Him Sucresive Layers of Patient Hawcughby
Ty Rocky Tei
Latest fashions in autumn gowns and costumes described
A fashion feature outlines gowns with yellow and gold palettes, canary and opal blues, lace details, and bold belts. It highlights Puritan inspired outfits, tailored hats, and decorative embroidery, citing items from John Wanamaker and detailing fabric choices like silk, taffeta, and Valenciennes lace.
Fragments Describe Fashion and Textile Samples from a Historic Page
The readable text outlines various dressmaking ideas and materials, noting crepe cloth, lace trim, white flannel attachments, and decorative cuffs. It references new fabrics, embroidery by hand, and frills, with mentions of black lace rules and fashion notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciinnes
Remarkable Vogeler Cure Told by Mrs Nettleton
Mrs Nettleton recalls years of dyspepsia and kidney trouble followed by bed rest. After using Vogeler's Curative Compound first dose eased symptoms and within months she recovered full health. She later relapsed but was cured again, saving a $75 doctor bill.
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Vogeler
St. Jacob's ON
Samoa
Nettleton
London
St. Jacob's Oil Co
Clay Street
Baltimore
Britton Road
Plyelelan
Cotton machinery origins in the 18th century
The text notes the early invention of a cotton making machine in 1756 by Arduin Tore and a pin, describing a rudimentary springing or widening mechanism. It reflects how initial textile tools emerged from basic components.
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Nancy McKinley
Brontotaurus
Vtovka
Atin
John Wanamaker
Broadway
N.Y
Carticelli
Ulich Taffeta
Eirenler
Amite Itl
Earitime
Black Allisien
Manedonll
moMeldelong
Moran
Laeued Ty Gener
Citeage
Milwauker Dé
Mollanrdivay
Mollamay
Sark
Wit Diane
Few Auden
Ian MU
Destiny
Worna
User
Tortivainly
Ab All Drugerta
Udunwit
Ladbag
I. Ye
Chile
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