Beards in Congress Declares Southern Style and Northern Neat
A special correspondence from Wasumetox surveys the beard culture among U.S. lawmakers. The piece contrasts southern rugged half moon mustaches with northern care, naming numerous senators and representatives from California to Georgia, Oregon to Alabama, highlighting long white whiskers, full beards, and the rare beardless faces in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Cnorth
South
North
Pacific Coast
Senator Butler
South Carolina
Lake Erie
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Dilie
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Union
United States Senate
Dolph and
Mitchell
Hermann
Jones
Senator Stewart
Joe Brown
Georgia
Mitchkell
Pennington
Delaware
Thomas
Kentucky
Cowles
North Carolina
Little Joe Wheeler
Alabama
Abbott
Texas
Lanham
United States
el Paso
Riddleberger
Virginia
West
New York
Hawley
Carleton
Chace
Rhode Island
Senator Manderson
Nebraska
Representative Gibson
Maryland
Senator Pasco
Florida
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Adams
Chicago
Bowden
Ingalls
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Senator Voorhees
Joe Cannon
Hare
Southwestern
Belden
Bowats
Key
Williams
Cooper
Ohie
O'Neill
Randall
Buckalew
Atkinson
Arnold
Illinois
Lyman
Iowa
Perkins
Ryan
Kansas
Ford
Michigan
Lind
Minnesota
Nutting
Colquitt
Gorman
Sainsbury
Wilson
Reagan
Kenna
Daniel
Forney
Laffon
Taulbee
Carlisle
Henderson
Stewart
Yost
Goff
West Virginia
Robert Graves
Explosions From Dust In Mills Stir Cerealine Alarm
Special correspondence from New York discusses cerealine dust and oatmeal flour dust causing explosions in a Chicago distillery and Oliver's oatmeal mill. It notes related incidents in sugar and beech wood meal mills, cites scientists like Richter Chander and Rood, explains dust explosive behavior, and offers safety measures for dust-prone mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schufeldt
Chicago
Oliver
Richter
Germany
Chandier
Rood
Eng
Minneapolis
New York City
Francis Wyatt
Mercantile Exchange
Catskills
New York State
Breinig
Allentown
Charles Perry
John B. King
Wittram E
Haytian Episode Reveals Narrow Escape from Revenge
A tall confident American swindler, serving ten years for forgery, recalls a midsummer 1883 abortive filibustering expedition to Haiti. He describes landing at Jacmel, marching toward Port au Prince with a mixed crew, a disastrous ambush by Salomon’s troops, and his lucky escape aboard a British tramp steamer back to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haiti
Sing Sing
San Domingo
High Seas
Patriotas
Hayti
Jacmel
Connecticut
Virginia Bright
Libertad
Mona Passage
Caribbean Sea
Salomon
Port Au Prince
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Joe Wheeler
Senator Joe Brown
Yom Reed
Hearst
Gen
Vandever
Congressman Latham
Joe Blackburn
Tade
Capitol
Dunham
McComas
Weaver
Tom Reed
Reed
Senator Spooner
Wisconsin
Lucius Fairchild
Spooner
Brown
Indiana
Ways and Means
Allen
Aestar Rae
Regi
Missippi
Townshend
Ilinois
Striplings
McKinley
Ohio
Hoar
Evarts
Mulliken
Maine
McKin
Plone
Wabaca
Calirendia
Playford
Hehop
Raed
Stanford
Theotey
Italy
Bep
Moalls ‘Kad
Sap
Ginsop
Belocr
Sen. Manberso
Nep
Wayti
Quien Sabe
Harry J. Shellman
Santa Claus
Procter & Gamble
N. Greenlands
Warren Ps
Nelson Greenland
People’s Co-operative Store, Limited
Johnson & Siegfried
Johnson's Exchange
Ttf
Warren, Pa
Boston Shoe Store
Diamond Block
Water Street