A Trip to Morocco Overland From Seacoast to Capital
A Morocan voyage description from Tangier to Mazaghan and on to Marrakech via a pageant of camps, escort troops, and desert routes. The letter details prep for the sultan’s visit, carriage of supplies, and the 8th march entry into the city amid 15 000 soldiers and palm groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
London Times
Europe
Tangier
Curlew
Straits of Gibraltar
Mazaghan
Bascha
Mrs. Redman
Cam
Maraghan
Albersoda
el Kantara
Tensift
Maimomia Palace
Railroads Drive Growth Amid Busy Construction Era
The nation expands as railroads employ 700,000 workers already and support related industries. $500 million planned in the next year sustains surveys, grading, track laying, bridges and stations. Locomotives and cars gain demand, boosting iron and broader prosperity beyond seaboard hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usl
Beware of the Self-Denying Girl in Verse
A playful verse lampoons a poetess who vows to love but may soon crave fashion and status after marriage. It imagines desires for style and theater, suggesting a shift from restraint to luxury amid courtship and married life. The tone mocks vanity and shows fascination with material trappings.
Sinking of steamship The steam we. H. Walters tragedy at Black River
A 197 ton vessel owned by John Homegardner of Sandusky sank in a storm off Black River Ohio with eight lives lost. Survivors included Captain I G Gillepsie mate James Fiora and several Gillepsie family members. The report lists passengers crew and salvaged accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. H. Walters
John Homegardner
Sandusky
Black River
Ohio
I. G. Gillepsie
Alphas
Jennie Gillepsie
Peter Grimes
John Peterson
Gus Schaefer
Peter Ener Hand
Kate
James Fiora
George and
Ieane Gillepsie
Ailments of the kidneys and bladder and a tonic note
The piece surveys numerous kidney and bladder ailments and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive aid. It notes cautions about overstated remedies, reports on Moxie and Milinite notorieties, and recounts a nitro glycerine rescue case illustrating the double edged nature of powerful treatments.
Golden Medical Discovery Cited for Liver Cure
An advertisement claims liver disease and related conditions like scrofula and sick head ache are caused by liver toxicity and can be cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It asserts the remedy always works. Separately the secretary of the interior authorizes Crow Indians in Montana to lease 2 600 900 acres of grazing land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Butler
Burton Car Company
Interstate Commission
Palace Cattle
Burton Company
Shellabarger
Cara
Pierce
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Frise
Porren Dave Anv Memical Co
Boston
Mass
Duluth grain dealers suspend channels and worsen mess
Fragmentary 19th century clipping mentions WL. Harker & Co of Duluth suspending channels amid a chaotic report. The text also cites ailments and remedies, a fire loss in Leavenworth, and various notices, with references to medical ads and local events. The readable material shows disjointed notes rather than a single cohesive story.
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Moroggo
Hall
New York
Chicago
Walls
Sree
Milwaukrk
Minneapolis
Trent
Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati
Grace Deems
Frank M. Deems
Charles F. Deems
St. Jacobs
G. W. Caldwell
Wellsburg
W. Va
Wheeling Junction
John Rolf
Sydney
Australia
St. Jacobs Oil
Springfield
WL. Harker & Co
Duluth
Sunge
Rum River Drive
Stampsorld
Buffalo
N. Y
Dinsmore
Anoka
Leavenworth
Kas
Helmas & Parmalees
Allen
Seaside
J. P. Allen
St. Paul
Minn
Pete McCoy
Denny Killen
Albert A. Larson
Kirkham
Aus Lane Balsam
St. Paul & Duluth
Jay Esee
Edwin D
Cole
Drnegiata
Ferry Davis
Holly, Mich
Marshelltown
Love
Dr. J. Stephens
Pemok Bt
Joseph
Santerarhington
United
Secret Service
Grannan
Arcade
Cincinnati
Psterbrook
Fes
Camden
John Stuy
New Y Yorks
Fant
Chichester
SEST
Bucher & Gibbs Plow CO
Canton
C. Liddell, Campbell & Cavnah
Gent Dgte
Minneapolis, Minn
Altoona , Dali
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Koezoslicker
Procter & Gamble
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