Whirling Time and Political Tales from Newark
A wide survey of Senator Brice of Ohio and Senator Smith of New Jersey profiles style, influence, and charm. It recounts Brice’s rise via railroad ventures and a college incident with a blackball, and paints Smith as courteous, shrewd, and popular in Newark politics. It shares anecdotes on Senator Call and ex-Vice President Morton illustrating personal leverage over public office.
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Wasuineros
Brice
Ohio
Congress
Calvin 5. Brice
Columbus
Ohio Central
Charley Foster
Foster
Sunday Creek Valley
Newark
Washington
Senator Call
Florida
Samuel B. Macklin
Macklin
Morris
Wilkinson Call
Call
Morton
New York State
Skytop Compared With Yosemite Grandeur in Six-State View
Special correspondents describe Skytop's panoramic sight spanning six states and thousands of square miles. The writer compares it with Cloud's Rest in Yosemite noting Skytop offers a broader, quieter grandeur. Mohawk Lake draws elite visitors but remains costly and alcohol free.
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Yosemite
Monoux
Atlantic Seaboard
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Mohonk
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Highland
Hudson
Lordly River
Green Mountains
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rondout Valley
Walkill
Rosen Gale
Shawangunk Range
Kingston
New Jersey
Alleghenies
Pennsylvania
New York
Catskills
Nature
Yosemite Valley
Mohowk
Boston
Philadelphia
United States
Mohonk Mountain Quiet Shines Amid Crowd of Picnickers
The author notes even the uneducated farmer resists declining refined tastes. Excursionists visit Mohonk from a valley, viewing the land from the delectable mountain. Visitors are orderly and well behaved, American picnickers relieving monotony without disturbing the place’s tranquil charm.
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Mohonk
Spreckels Sugar King Exemplifies American Ambition
The article lauds Spreckels as a vivid illustration of an self-made success, noting his rise from poverty to wealth through energy and persistence and framing him as an emblem of American opportunity. It also mentions a Frenchwoman testing cocoa chocolate for sixty days with modest weight loss and a brief note on East India coin chartered by Queen Elizabeth in 1600, plus a remark on a powerful organic nation.
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Spreckels
Mr. Spreckels
America
East India
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