Fragments on morals nation pride and a Rio Grande boundary
A collage of aphorisms on life virtue and humor references to dross and gold character, and social manners. It notes the Rio Grande changing course near Fort Ringgold Texas and the 1884 treaty implications, with a border commission to settle the boundary issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande River
Fort Ringgold
Texan
Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
International Boundary Commission
Reformers to raise funds for a new economics school
A conference of social reformers pledged to raise fourteen thousand dollars toward a proposed economics school. A committee would seek pledges of twenty thousand dollars annually for two years to fund research on price movements, monopolies, and public utilities, plus library cooperation, lectures, and schooling expansions in New York or Boston with a Chicago branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Chicago
Saving the Orphans of Cuba Fund Grows and Expands
A Cuban orphan fund, started under the American commission, works to aid children in the reconcentrado zones. The Santa Maria del Rosario project operates as a settlement with headquarters in a house rented from ex Gov Mora, hosting a kindergarten and sewing and cleaning programs. Dr J L Wartman oversees fossil collection for Carnegie Museum, while Northey family members host visitors, reflecting a broader cultural backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
American Commission Sena
Weyler
New York
Rochester
Republic
United States
Lsland
Cuban Orphan Relief Fund
Charles W. Gould
Havana
Gould
Mise Lara D. Gill
Beat
Ste Han
Mise Levy
Mies Wilson
Toe
T Mise Gill
Santa Maria del Rosario
Gen
J. Ll. Wartman
Ant
American Museum of Natural History
West Seventy-ninth Street
Carnegie Museum
Pittabire
Wortman
New Place
Wyoming
Hacker
Princeton
Skipper's Missionary Hen From Koo Koo Tale
Boston Herald recounts Captain J Cuttford Entwiate of Salem once brought home a China hen named Koo Koo. The bird laid eggs for a missionary cause, attracted attention at home, and inspired a Little Koo-Koo story about education for a girl. The tale, pictures, and chicks were sent to missionary headquarters in Boston via Mrs Matwisie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
J. Cuttford Entwiate
Salem
New York
China
Japan
Entwiste
Koo-Koo
Boston
Matwisie
Life near John 1 Bla m One of the stuns Jean Vitalie prince Kent Monte
A fragmented obituary like item notes the late life of a wealthy railway owner with vast landholdings and extensive family ties. It mentions age and ongoing business interests, with references to property and public visits, in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Vitalie
Prince Kent
Monte Fmance
John
N. L
Ilal
Tiette
Lunda
Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Religion Trade and Education
A garbled report links Mr Blair and various Presbyterian institutions with Liberality support, noting academy ranks and a West Coast cultural exchange. It touches on American products, a planned fair, and emerging industries, plus references to xylophone music and foreign exhibitions, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Hig
Rennes
Bhi
Blair Wade
Mir
Blair Hi Self
Batty
Ne Academy
Sharpe
D. D
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Challis
Idaho
School of Life
Franco
Quitman
Dean
Europe
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Mas Gil
Sancti Spiritus
F. YV. Greene
H. K. Porter
Pittsburg
Charley W. Gould
M. Bacon
Mr. Carnegie
Dr. Wortman
Andrew Carnegie
Scituate
Samuel Woodword
Henry
New York Mirror
Northey
Woodworth
John Howard
Arso
Richmond Cedar Works of
Virginia
Roaton ‘Transcript
Saving the
Sird
Nehemiah Thomas
Selim
New Haven
Baltimore
George P. Morris
Mabel
Lulu
Missionary
Blam
Ermburg
Husain
Amélie
Walt the Natural Order
Russie
Ferabury
Priatton
America
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