Town Ball at Economy and The Cooked Food Movement
The article recalls the Harmony Society legacy at Economy near Pittsburgh and notes the near-litigation of vast Harnonite property after Father Henrici's death. It also discusses the Cooked Food Movement with kitchens delivering ready meals and potential for wider urban adoption. It mentions severe ice conditions on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers in winter, plus a Canada West note on Judge Strong becoming Ontario’s chief justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrici
George Rapp
Rapp
Harnoniste
Wartemberg
America
New Harmony
Ind
Ohio
Pittsburg
Mississippi
Memphis
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Strong
Ontario
Canada West
Dorsetshire
England
Bee N Totor
Thoronto
Queen's” Counsel - View Elinceltor
Pape Court
Dst
Private Pratt Mausoleum and notable early 20th century notices
Long Island reflects on the Pratt mausoleum costing about 1 000 with red Rhode Island granite and forty crypts. The item also covers Jesse Grant’s California ventures, Fannie Crosby’s life in New York, Rutherford B. Hayes through war and politics, and the impact of his wife’s death on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Charles Pratt
Standard Oil Company
America
Glen Cove
Long Island
Rhode Island
Jesse Grant
General Grant
California
Mexico
Gamble
Piedmont
Oakland
Cal
J. B. Mason
Alameda
Chapman
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Grant
Jesse's
Fannie Crosby
New York City
van Allstyne
Frances Jane Crosby
Fannie
Tam
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Allen G. Thurman
George H. Pendleton
William Allen
Hayes
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Mera
Reno, Nevada
Ingraeving
John Sunderland
Reno, Neva
Cassimere
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A.h.manning
E.C. Sessions & Co
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