Army Beef Discoloration Noted by Armour Agent at Inquiry
The army court at Beef inquiry resumed with Rear Admiral Julia G Walker testifying that canned roast beef was used by Nicaragua canal commission surveyors on the isthmus. Armour & Co. agent Morehouse claimed their beef was chemically treated and sometimes spoiled after inspection. Dr Charles H Castle described a pungent aromatic odor and suspected formaldehyde like formulas, noting authorities were aware or should know of the process.
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Armour
Washington
Army Court At Beef
Julia G. Walker
Nicaragua Canal Commission
Tropics
Charles H. Castle
Ohin Cavalry
Lieut
Gampter
Lakeland
Fis
Morehouse
Armour & Co
Carmithiel
Gampier
Castlehar
de Castle
War Department
A Pretty Panel For Interiors And Decorations
A discussion on fitting a 3 bar panel between door casings using a pietere approach. Describes layering to create a balanced top focal point, selecting color, and securing with brass brocade pins for graceful effect. Mentions using a latticed ribbon backdrop and avoiding overexposure with limited pictures. The Gypsy Queen Baking Powder is noted as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
I U Defeats Missouri in Intercollegiate Debate
Columbia, Mn April 10 The University of Missouri was defeated in the interstate joint debate with the University of Kansas. Kansas judges Palmer Elwang and Gentry sided with Kansas, while Missouri’s side included Wilkerson Kreisichmidt and Whitelaw. The decisive issue was whether the United States should adopt a British school policy for governing Puerto Rico and Havell colonies. The decision reflected the view that the United States should not have subject colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Miewouri
University of Officers
NT. Gentry
Kansas
United States
Sohooat Potkey
Porto Rico
Missouri
EH Brady
Hyatt
G. FE. Wilkerson
HR. A. Kreisschmidt
W. N. Whitelaw
Decker
Americas
End of his trip: Pittsburg miner dead after hobo trip
April 9 Lebo Kansas finds Harry Uhles 18 near Lebo with fatal injuries after falling from a moving westbound freight train. He had 95 cents, was a well known miner in Frontenac Mount Carmel mines, and left with his younger brother Jesse on a hobo trip toward Indian Territory. His mother Mrs Nancy Uhles of Frontenac mourns the loss.
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Lebo
Kan
Harry Uhles
Pittsburg
Herrythies
Mount Carmel Company
Frontenac
Arnott @ Co
Tige
Jesse
Indian Territory
Nancy Ahles
Frontenan
Union Mine Workers Seek Recognition in Southern District
James Reston, president of the Union Mine Workers' Association, urged recognition at a Pittsburg Kansas gathering. He linked his talk to the Hartthorne Oklahoma strike and urged suspension of work by Kansas and Texas, Western Coal and Mining, and Central Gal and Coke companies until the association is recognized across the southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mine Workers’ Association
Pittsburg
Kan
James Reston
A. C. C. W. Hall
Harthorne
I. T
Milners
Feme
Territory
Arkansas
Miets
Union Mine Workers” Association
Kansas
Texas
Western Coal and Mining Company
Central Gal and Coke Company
Apollo Club Concert at Congregations Church
The Apollo Club will perform at Congregations Church on Wednesday April 12 1890. The program features vocal selections by the club and guests in an evening of choral music. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregations Church
Queen's Continent Visits Chronicled Across Years
The London Chronicle notes numerous royal continental trips by the queen and Prince Albert from 1830s to late 1800s. It records visits to Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, and other places, including Paris exhibitions, Potsdam, and Ravensdow Lago Maggiore. The text mixes dates, places, and travel details with fragmented OCR errors.
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London Chronicle
Prince Albert
Louisappe
Belgium
Leopold I
Germany
France
Paris
Cherbourg
Potsdam
Masesty
Helgium
Switzerland
Haden
Baden
Isch Ier
Italy
Ravens de Lago Magglire
Mentone
Darmstadt
Aixies-Hats Rratadt
Aixies-Hales
Florence
Berlin
Cimies
Cimiex
Goulds to Build Luxurious New Home on Belgravia Avenue
Howard Gould plans a vast mansion on BelgRborRoad expecting a lavish reception hall and ballroom. The residence will resemble a private palace with a grand parlor and extensive entertaining spaces. Construction may begin late this year with costs potentially reaching 1.6 million dollars. the Goulds currently reside at 29 West Fifty seventh Street.
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Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Goulds
West Pifty-seventh Street
Howard Gould
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Horthcorne
Sixty-seventh
George Guard
Forty-seventh Street
Profit in Organ Grinding From the London Stall
A bankruptcy court tale recounts a street organ grinding scheme where Henry Penny, a Devon club member and clerks, plus others staged a spoof performance to extract donations. The group toured Peckham and Kent with a one-armed singer, collected tea and tips, and concluded with £228 1s for charity, noting sympathy came mainly from poorer жителей.
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London
Liveliiood
Henry Penny
Mr. Penny
Enine
Clarke
Mimself
A. J. Southeste
Devonlas Club
Platen Ore
Platen Ore Fan Trim Charles Hiret of 3 Waener Silvet
Clerkenwell
Peckham
Mr Peasy
Jones & Sides
Hillings
Kent
Ives
Bard Ang
Southgate
Eala
Bam
Stav
Care of the Hands From the Washington Star
Guidance on hand hygiene and nail care advises daily hot water soaks with soda and alum, nocturnal glove use, powder applications, and careful trimming with sharp knives or small scissors. It argues against glycerin and favors vaseline or cold cream for firm, white, soft skin.
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Washington Star
Editor Loses A Pig At Port City Farewell
A clipped, fragmentary note reports an editor losing a pig amid a travel run tied to a reduced rate of 325.45 to Portland and nearby Sound points, with mentions of Hei Spe Beaten points, Lake City, and U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unies
Aimur
Purtland
Hei- Spe
Lake City
MICHOBES CAUSE COLDS IN PROLONGED EXPOSURE
The Medical Press and Record argues that colds arise from microbial infection more than mere exposure. It explains chills signal fever onset, sweating indicates fever abatement, and that cold acts as a debili tating agent revealing weaknesses. It warns against misattributing symptoms to exposure alone and notes crowded, poorly ventilated spaces foster transmission.
Princes Work Hard on Tyneside Locomotive Industry
Two nephews of the king of Siam engage on Tyneside with the Northeastern Railway at Gateshead and Elswick works. Prince Lesser studies locomotive building while Prince Bovaradies inspects ship and weapon manufacture at Elswick. The Tyne area prides itself on railway and armament prowess amid Imperial visits and industrial ties.
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Tyneside
Northeastern Railway Company
Elswick
Chulalongkorn
England
Newcastle
Elawick
Leeds
Prince Lesser
Gateshead
Stephenson
Tyne
Wisor Worsdell
Northeastern
Northwestern
Midland
Great Britain
Prince Se=ort
Siam
Bovaradies
Resserl
Tyne Arsenal
Trovaradies
Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
Stead
Wanted A Situation And Help With Employment
A garbled ad offers a widow seeking a job and a widower with a small farm seeking work in grocery or farm duties. Also notes a rental listing for an acre farm and a room house near Buchanan Street and a contact for W G Davis with references.
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Ama Seeres
Investiente Dearborn
Wacheloe
Ge Chandler
Ss Msaior
Oder House
Fate
Cure
Garten
Buchanan St
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Johnston & Wals
America
Topeka
Austin Johnston
Edward Walsh
Chicago
Rush and Bennett Medical
Ae Iy
Bt Anthony
St. Vitus
Johnston
Fiore
Oess
Ofice
Kansas Avenue
Chicago Medical Institute
Kansas Ave
J. M. Knight
SY Tee
Picro
Kansas City
Portland
San Praycisco
San Francisco
Fase City Ticket
Fulton
Winslow
Topeka Transfer CO
F. P. Bacon
I. U
Apollo Club
Helena
Mont
California
Santa Fe
M2 West Seventh
Los Angeles
Rock Island
Howard Golld
Seattle
Wash
American Steam Laundry
W. Laurent St
North Topeka
Schoal
Henry
Eure
God Talloress
John Wilton
Tobeka Ave
Coe
Phy
Delpiie
DeTmanest Brown Broa Co
Syi Ss Miscellaneous
Fe Care Journal
Quincy
Dartimore
Buren
Quincy Ec
Howe
Eana
Topekany
Rome
Topeka Ave
Tis West Tenth
Ee Beer
Averuer West Adeliquire
Jackson St
Fox
Jackson
Quincy St
Pipuse Sp
Borbes
Ob Ave
Elmwood Ave
Potwin
Monroe Et
Washburn College
Ee Aey & Brn College
Miscellaneoue
Jheiter
Adamest Journal
Egon Mae
Indy
Geneman
Naee Bareese
Con Atver
Poe
Madizen St
Care Journal
Seid West Por
Seauirs
Topeks
Mioes
Demente
Carentan
Kaneas
Sun St
Abou Horse
F. C. Hom
Cary Bundate
Ian
North Rasas
Warrey and Barness
van Buren St
Komeas Ave
Billy Lawrence
Pang Ter
Nadine
Dillon
Elkhorn Valley
Nebraska
Sane Kan
Sas
Cottm West Forbes
Forbes
Ste
Kaness
Plance
Wiamunde
H.R. Campbell
Eanigra, Ramana
Money Cage Bowman & Co
EDASS
Bichem E Mivads
Pers Pyrati
Biscet
Manese Ave Eee Ees
Am. Baird, & Het Ar
Ape
Iis
Tel. Ree
James FB. Hayden
ee _ TOPERA CYCLE CO
Florists
Greethouse
Elnceln
Si Vannas
Mrarencuss Co
Chika Fale
Wba Age Co
Baldry
Mabel Martin
Greenwood Eve
VA Harding
Radeon Ave
Ida
Barnes
Othe
Eee
W. W. Gillespie
West Fifteenth
Topeke, Inc
Sta Journal
CH. Gutbor
Nowe
Eeving Co
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