Cornelius Vanderbilt on How to Treat Laboring Men
A historical profile recalls Cornelius Vanderbilt at Grand Central in New York, recounting his wealth, family ties, and conflicts over labor strikes. The piece notes his status as a powerful employer, the strain of heat and crowds outside, and his cautious demeanor as he faced questions about labor and wealth.
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Clarence & Russell
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Useless Dooryways Turned Into Storage Nooks
An odd doorway in a small apartment is repurposed as a storage alcove. Two Googhie figures and several sluives are placed inside the casing, painted to match woodwork, with leather trim and brass hinges, plus curtains to reach the floor. Old magazines and newspapers are stowed on the shelves.
Mark Twain to Return Home After Years Abroad
The essay chronicles Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain, detailing his long absence from the United States, family hardships including the loss of his daughter, and his rise to fame with The Innocents Abroad. It notes his later financial troubles, the family’s support, Bret Harte’s friendship, and hints at his planned return to America this coming month.
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London
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Alligator Hunt Tales From the Soldier Boys
A 71st Regiment member likens waiting duties to alligator hunting, noting crocodiles and alligators direly thinning worldwide. South Florida sightings, wartime camps, and hunters using a baby as bait illustrate peril, methods, and the era’s sensational animal lore.
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