Notable Names and Honors Across Global Figures
A mosaic of tidbits places A B Rogers as Stangfard of's brains earning 20000 yearly. Samuel Burns of Ojnapa preserves a Treland map mother embroidered on Irish linen. Vanderbilt invites Clyde shipbuilders for a 1600 ton steam yacht. Senator Milton of Florida sports a heavy mustache and black hair. Manley Lawton, son of Henry W Lawton, becomes second lieutenant in Philippine scouts. Frank H Hitchcock, Taft campaign manager, authored about forty foreign trade pamphlets. Ernest Haeckel retires at 75 to phylogenetic museum. J Pierpont Morgan and Waldorf Astor join Golden West advisory committee in London next May. Other notable Burke's peers also participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Rogers
Stangfard of
Samuel Burns
Ojnapa
Treland
Corneling Vanderbilt
Clyde Shipbuilders
Milton
Florida
E. Manley Lawton
Henry W. Lawton
San Mateo
Philippine Islands
Philippine Scouts
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Department of Agriculture
Ernest Heinrich Haeckel
University of Jena
J. Pierpont Morgan
Waldorf Astor
Fartscourt
London
English Etchings and Oddities in Britain News
English gardening spans over 88000 acres in Great Britain. Workhouse inmates protest lack of shays. Lore of Charlie Dove, famed haunted house restorer, appears as a shop sign. About 1640000 dog licenses issued in England last year. 250000 exemption certificates granted to shepherds and farmers. London opens a new 4000000 hotel, but excess hostels hint at overbuilding for the decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great
Britain
Charlie Dove
London
England
Train and Track Innovation Sparks Trackless Trolley Idea
A locomotion discussion notes electric engines haul heavier loads and faster speeds than steam ones. A proposed on foot movement favors trackless trolley lines in Ireland from Donnybrook near Dublin to Bray. Dr Milliner claims a wireless message device can warn locomotive cabs from railside stations up to 180 tales away, potentially preventing accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Donnybrook
Dublin
Bray
B. Milliner
Royal Box notes Swedish king and royal heirs
Gustavus V is named the fifty-seventh king of Sweden. William crown prince of Germany and Prussia has invented cuff links now patented in the imperial office. The sultan’s youngest son Mehmed Abid Hiffendil, born in Constantinople in 1906, is three and nineteenth in line. The legal heir is the sultan’s brother Mohamed Bechad Effendi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus V
Sweden
William
Germany
Prussia
Imperial Patent Office
Mehmed Abid Hiffendil
Constantinople
Mohammed Bechad Effendi
In the Liona'Den to Be Produced by Ga han Harris
William J. Hurlburt writes the play In the Liona'Den to be produced by Ga han Harris. A Little Brother of the Rich to have its first Chicago production mid January. Andrienne Augarde, star with Joseph O'Mara in Peggy Macree, praised as a London beauty at 19. Nance O'Neil and James O'Neil to join Macbeth with Miss O'Neil as Lady Macbeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hurlburt
Gahan & Harris
Tts
Chicago
Andrienne Augarde
Joseph O’mara
Peggy Macree
London
Nance O'Neil
Science Siftings Temperature and Earth Core Facts
A science note states space temperature at 200 degrees below zero. Calcium hardness compares to aluminum at 400 degrees, softening to lead. A German geologist claims Earth’s center is a massive iron cage about 6,000 miles across, separated from a 1,000 mile crust by a plastic layer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space
Proverb Fragments on Complaint and Profit
A fragmented musing on complaining and profit cites phrases about remedies and restraint. It mentions a prisoner brew and urges better outcomes through prudent action rather than constant griping, reflecting a cautionary folk tone.
Christmas Letters and Witty Verses Collide in Holiday Humor
A mosaic of light verse and witty quips from newspapers about Christmas cheer romance and society. Jests on alimony marriages and gifts mingle with playful exchanges and seasonal nostalgia from New York Life Puck Detroit Free Press Chicago Post Washington Montreal and more.
Christmas Spoofs and Domestic Quips from a Prairie Page
Whimsical verse and dialogue bits weave holiday whimsy and kitchen humor. Roving lines lampoon feast fatigue, a lively Christmas girl song, and a lighthearted joke about a weary husband and the cost of keeping up appearances. Distinct voices appear as brief bits.
Pert Paragraphs On Temptation And Temper
A fragmented miscellany discusses women’s clubs and ownership, temper management, and moral temptations. It hints at interpersonal deceit and urging restraint, with garbled phrases suggesting social advice and cautions about sincerity and temptation. The text reads like clipped aphorisms and stray reflections from a column.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Eine
Thed, CO. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Ae Webster International
Atu Lotta
Egular
A. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mase
FOLEY
Foley & Company
Williams & Anderson
West Bros
N.H. White Dray Line
South Sixth Street
A. W. Chase
Ant Z. Tayior
Port Chester
Dr. A. AW. Co
Buffalo, N
the Royal Box
Santa Claus
Algo
New York
Puck
Detroit
Santa Clause
Chisago
la Meds
Justice of the Peace
Montreal Standard
New York Herald
Miss Gawsy
Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
Maud
Belle
Boston Transcript
Efe la Lue
Directoire
Yala
Browning
Houston
Automania
Cleveland
Pichalieks
Ganta Epe A
Hamoren
Philosophy
By Duncan M.smits
Walt
Hash
Sho
Cupid
Nancy
Hoe
Dr. King
G. C. Floyd
Merchant
Kershaw
S. C
Pictorial Review
the Pictorial Review Company
Broadway
Deak M
Anderson & Stockdale
James Refsrell
P.G. Miller
C.C. Anderson Caahier
Farmers Savings Bank
Wallingford
Iowa
Capital
James Refwell
Peter G. Miller
F. W. Converse
H. K. Groth
C. Bando
S. Bevateon
B. Hartung
Howard Graves
R. I. Bonprol
James Bape
Estherville State Bank
Jao Mi Barker
I Fonam
Bobi Anh
Lee
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!