Descriptions of Lima and Callao by F A Hazeltine
A lengthy travel letter from Lua Peru dated January 22 1894 describes Lima as a decayed historic capital. It praises plazas cathedrals and colonial architecture while noting neglects crimes and poverty amid irrigation and cholera like conditions. The writer predicts his return to South Bend and Italy.
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Lua
Peru
Lima
South America
Potosi
Chili
Chile
Paris
Buenos Ayres
Americas
Jima
Calle Florida
Calle 25 de Mayo
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rue Cavidor
Rio Janeiro
London
Scriveners
Calla Mercaderas
Michigan
Sims
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Mexico City
St. Patrick’s
Francisco Pizarro
Mexico
Cordilleras
Pizarro
Rimac
Callao
South Bendia
F. A. Hazuurive
Platonic love and modern views on marriage and life
A column exploring Platonic affection and bohemian circles, debating love, age for marriage, and societal norms. It riffs on Lewes and George Eliot, utopian experiments, shifting standards for women, aging, and the value of specialty knowledge. The piece closes noting a municipal school vacation.
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Europe
Mr. Lewes
George Hiliott
Brook Farm
Hawthorne
Dana
London
Platonic Association
Kinzua Court Finishes Not Guilty Verdicts In Several Cases
In Commonwealth vs George Schwerdfield the jury found not guilty of fornication but ordered three fourths of costs paid by the prosecutor. Stella Place was acquitted of adultery with costs placed on prosecutor Thomas Place. Numerous other cases surfaced with charges of rot false imprisonment and battery. The week closed with criminal and civil matters, including eminent domain disputes over local land, and hearings on divorces and trespass in Tidioute and surrounding townships.
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Cordoba
Argentine Republic
Lima
Superunda
Pizarro
San Augustin
la Merced
San Francisco
Church of
Santa Domingo
Santa Rosa
All America
South America
Argentina
Peru
Inquisition
Europe
Senate Chamber
University of Saint Mark
University of Cordoba
University of Mexico
Harvard University
National Chamber of Deputies
Deamparadas
Imac
Kinzua
Commonwealth
George Schwerdfield
Com
Stella Place
Thomas Place
O. App
Fred Stranahan
Leroy Strong
Chas
Martin
James Lovett
Cum
James Hardigan
Chas. Newark
James Newark
Frank Bright
Bright
Kinaua
Salvation Army
Whitecaps
James Hartigan
Newark
F. Stranahan
G. App
F. Stranaban
Albert Carey
Western Penitentiary
Wm. Zeiss
John Lawson
Jacob and
Mary Scanlan
J. B. Tuttle
Orrin English
J. E. Tuttle
T. J. Reynolds
Reynolds Lumber Company
Preston
E. D. Preston
Hbellant
Mary Siegfried
M. Agnes Byles
Jonnie Wood
Trustees of State Hospital For the Insane
Furm
Insane Hospital
North Warren
Wood Farm
Hiller
Wood Place
Hospital
Hiller Farm
Warren H Hospital
A.V. D. Watterson
EK. T. Kuake
Henry Fuellhart
Warren County
Thompson
Clarendon
Oil City
A. R. Blood
J. R. Timmons
Sherif
War
Sarah Cordelia Smith
Carl Horn
Margaret Horn
Tidioute
Corydon
Pine Grove
Catarrh Cure Claim Draws $100 Reward
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to be the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. The ad states the cure works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure. Included testimonials praise the remedy and list local distributor L. G. Noyes & Co. in Warren, Pa.
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J Cheney & CO
Toledo
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F. A. Hazeltine
Man
Warren
Chautauqua
Abraham
Mary Ann
Ibsen
Sarah Grand
Angelfish
Msn
Criminal Court
Suncmary
Noyes
Marsh and
Huntington
Pittsfield
Tauiet As
R. P. King
Summerfield Warner
Audson
Udson
T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Jaws
L. G. Noyes & Co