Cape Nome Gold Rush Foretold In Early Sands Tale
A lengthy account describes Cape Nome as a rich gold district with beach mining proving highly profitable. It notes the discovery on Anvil Creek, the beach spread, and the tundra prospects, detailing routes from San Francisco and Seattle, costs, and the lure of wealth while warning of hardships and cautious optimism for future seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caps
Idan
Hiendliee
Cape Nosne
Howlypraeters
Cape Nomp
Amd
iChindike
Somplemarne
Koll
Cube Nom
Smloere
Jeters Atria
St Michels
Alaska
Bew
Fils
Hiei
Cape Nome
Wid
Cape Nomo
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
St. Mithacle
Nonnax
Illonaire
Saber
Bae
Sp Sa
Tase
How a Battle is Fought in Modern British Tactics
A historical account contrasts old methods with the modern extended order used by the British army. It details corps structure, parallel columns, artillery deployment, and the shift to dispersed formations to reduce exposure, with signs and signals guiding infantry during advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stntt
Colvin
I 1
Scoutcraft and warfare lessons from American Indians urged for British army
The article argues that British marching columns rely on cavalry flankers and alarmed tanks, but warns that English forces overlook the crucial role of scouts. It cites Transvaal conflicts and American Indian methods as superior, urging War Office adoption of scout tactics to prevent surprises and strengthen reconnaissance across campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
War Office
Valerian
Napole
Attica
Jim
Transvaal
Warfary
Africa
Weakneyshike
The Filipino as a Fighter in U S Expansion
A reader letter argues Filipinos lack training for war, would yield to U S authority if not for Aguinaldo, and predicts rebellion if independence means dictatorship. It praises U S troops, insists Americans deter rebellion, and foresees economic growth and Americanization of the Philippines under stable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Aguinaldo
United States
Manila
Asuinglio
Fashions of the Nineteenth Century and Social Change
A survey of 1800s dress notes rapid evolution from wigs and knickerbockers to simpler menswear driven by democracy after the French Revolution. It contrasts gentry garb with mass attire and traces shifts in Europe and America toward comfort, with women’s fashions moving from artificial extravagance to semi classical simplicity in the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinats
America
Anowe
England
France
Jefferson Idvat
United States
Wornery
Fashion through centuries of female dress and change
An historical survey traces how women’s fashion evolved from hose and layered gowns to crinolines and bustles, noting waistlines, headdresses, and fabric trends across the 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights key shifts by era, from empire waists to modern blouses, and remarks on social rigidity and resilience of fashion followers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buller
Tugela
Cape Nome’s
Golden Sands
Noranwest
Promi
Puchio
Belden Lunds
Snes
M!les
Fred’k Funston
Aguinalao
Philippines
Beland
Aguimaldo
Josephine
Eugenie
Kanbeth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!