White House Furniture Collection At Princeton
The text outlines Mrs. Cleveland’s acquisition of historic White House furniture, noting a prized grand bedroom set of rosewood and mahogany from Abigail Adams era. An agent in Washington ensures access to valuable pieces, with many historic items ending up in Mrs. Cleveland’s collection and later influencing the Princeton home display.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Washington
White House
Abigail Adare
Meat Only for Millionaires
Washington June 4. Secre tary Wilden of the department of agriculture warns that rising meat prices threaten widespread affording of food. He questions how farmers can raise cattle when corn costs 76 to 78 cents and hay price reflects high market costs, suggesting feeding profits shrink and ordinary people may be unable to eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Wilden
Department of Agriculture
Wald
Automobile Exhibition Grows With Record Exhibitors
The Parle automobile show expands from 440 exhibitors in 1898 to 1,400 this year, with machines displayed valued at about 8 million dollars, indicating a rapid rise in industry presence and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
Shawl Making in India The Kashmiri Shawl Industry on the Brink
The Kashmir shawl craft, once a village mainstay, is near extinction due to cheap machine made imports. Hand spinning, weaving, and natural dyes remain, with unique lake water said to fix colors, while international orders fail to sustain local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashmir
Mindat, and the Machine Mide Artiee
Europe
Maiien
Kashar
Atvearos
Mormons in Mexico prosper in Chihuahua and Sonora
The More mon colonies in northwestern Chihuahua and northeastern Sonora grow to about 54 000 souls with 3 500 in Chihuahua and 00 in Sonora. They are prosperous with schools educational systems farms orchards cattle and horses. They pay taxes and affect local development as a model community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Moremon
Chihuahua
Sonora
United States
Forgotten Poet Jones Aged Welsh Parson Sparks Interest
The Rev. Mardy Rees of Chelwea published a pamphlet detailing research on Rheneser Jones, a 19th century Welsh clergyman who died aged forty in 1860 and was buried at Hlen Held. Rossetti praised Jones as a remarkable neglected genius in modern poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardy Rees
Chelwea
Rheneser Jones
Jones Hyed
Hlen- Held
Reen
Watte Dunton
Byron
Dante Gabriel Rosetti
Jones
South Wales Daily News
Woman's Diary recounts jury of twelve women in bigamy trial
An anonymous diary fragment narrates a 12 woman jury at a bigamy trial. The piece details jurors adjusting hats and hair while listening to wives’ testimonies, the defense strategy blaming wives, and the judge’s instructions, reflecting early views on women on juries and marital accusations.
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Herbert Tinglind
Tie Auewer
Tie
Thomas Adolphua Sweetword
Hin
Wife No.2
Wife No
Joey
Bin
Nh Min
Grid
Coumubial
Fife
Annie Stone
Fragmented text reflection on faith and doubt in historic religious figures
The readable lines describe a meditation on belief and doubt, mentioning Thomas and Jesus, with scattered references to figures like Thomson and Neville View. The text appears as a fragmented, archaic manuscript excerpt lacking clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Thomson
Jesu
Neville
John
Hal
Thamae
Torrey
Chorsamide
Christin Wankem
Doutin
Fatty
Animals That Weep When Distressed Across Species
Travel narratives describe Syrian desert horses crying from pain, mules weeping at foot injuries, cows mourning their calf, and apes crying when not named or after loss. Sea lions mourn their young, elephants weep from injuries, and a dolphin train mishap produced tears, reflecting widespread animal distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Desert
Livingstone
Lim
Buntaman
Clay baked fish and English church noted in America
An old article describes North Woods cooking with clay baked fish. Leonard Kehoe of Tomah touts clay as a simple method. The piece also mentions St George’s Church in Hanover Square and a curious Theodore Roosevelt signature in a marriage register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Woods
Leonard Kehoe
Tomah
Mann
Eine
Keay
England
Georges
Hanuves
Armerican
Becnie
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilower
Ramehinas
Edith Kermit Carow
J. Molesey
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Rates and Cure Claims
An advertisement for Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana hawks lodging from 260 to 61.50 per day Offers Americat Play private bath and weekly rates year round Claims mineral water cures for kidney liver stomach ailments constipation nerves and general health Advises sending $2 for six gallons plus professional guidance and home remedies mentions London Manchester Liverpool and English supremacy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
London
Manchester
England
America
Liverpool
Loudon
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Castor
Pac Sinile Signature of
NEW_ YORK
Castoria
Bears
Wilson
Marion Chattel Loan Co
E. Center St
Cee
Tial
India
Roy
William HH. Ridgway
Coatesville, Pa
Jounson
Xaraya
Jim
Tir
Mirai
Che Meltle
Peter
Joby
Lake Mugalee
Philadelphia
Tiny
George
Calvin
Servetua
Pennsylvania
Aliinharm
Linetin
Ueematel
Winstone
Ahetant Morison
Zoek
Dela
Tomelier
Iikiliin
the Review OF Revie Company
Astor Place, N
Owk
ICORN
Dougty
Leihg
Kingsford
Osweco Sten l
Tinge
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch Co
Suecwenarn
Dom
Telh Hankel
Fioodsell
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Marion Provision Co
E. Center
N. Main
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