Pompeii of America in New Mexico cliff city ruins
Special correspondence from Axiguic New Mexico reports on a vast cliff city ruin with over 15 000 rooms along a five mile cliff face. The site housed an estimated 50 000 inhabitants with dense temples and quartz or copper artifacts. Enemies likely Apache or other tribes, and the city appears destroyed by time and conflict. The discovery by A P F Coupe is described as monumental.
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Pompeii
Axiguic
N. M
New Mexico
America
A. P. F. Coape
Africa
A. P. F. Coupe
Canyon Largo
Colorado
Chicago sentiment on lodging prices for visitors
Mr Davis estimates at most 200000 nonresidents will need lodging and meals in Chicago at once and believes no rise in living costs is warranted. The public mood favors fairness and opposes extortion toward arriving guests.
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Chicago
Davis
A Lifelike Stone Camel Near Tucson Arizona
A 60 foot high granite rock east of the stage road between Tucson and Oracle resembles a camel with two humps a curved neck and an eyebrow feature. The white smooth stone stands on a knoll above sand hills and its legs are suggested by nearby dark rushes. The unusual formation elicits shock before recognition. Nearby is a second note about a WW II era line, a German orderly and Major Schwartz at Vicksburg using a humorous exchange about “spiking” guns.
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Arizona
Stage Road
Tucson
Oracle
Philadelphia Record
Meanness in the Dove and Property in Animals
A brief note cites instances of meanness in animals, from doves hiding food to deprive others to dogs recognizing their master’s property. It contrasts animal behavior with human social essays on youth and family attitudes, referencing Current Literature and Pittsburg Bulletin.
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Pittsburg Bulletin
New York City Referenced As New York N Y
The New York Tribune notes a Chicago reader’s amusement at papers consistently calling the city “New York, N Y” to avoid confusion with the state nickname. The quip highlights a joking dispute over abbreviations and city identity.
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New York, N.Y
Chicago
New York
New York Tribune
Napoleon on Reciprocity and British Trade Tensions
Napoleon argues for reciprocal trade with England, citing past mercantile pretensions since Cromwell and the Amiens peace. He asserts France should export as England imports, while Sidmouth rejects such terms and warns of war. Napoleon claims belief in peace through commerce but notes English power and Bourbon risks if French industry falters.
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England
Napoleon
Cromwell
Amiens
Sidmouth
Vergennes
France
Versailles
Lord Sidmouth
Lord Sidmonth
Malta
San Domingo
Campbell
Ireland
Bertrand
Marseilles
Nantes
Bordeaux
Terrare
Lyons
Thomas Ussher
RB. N
Century
How Crinoline Is Used in Feminine Costumes
A celebrity discusses crinoline use noting it preserves grace while aiming for light materials. Alpaca woven with horsehair is a light preferred lining, aluminium may reinforce funnel hems later, stiff muslin with straw lines is heavy and unlikely to be adopted.
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London Telegraph
Woman's enduring scholarly role across centuries
The New York Sun notes that women held moral, social, and intellectual influence in the fifteenth century and earlier, teaching in universities and shaping education. It cites Isabella of Spain seeking a female Latin tutor at Salamanca and a Florentine noblewoman who spoke publicly in Florence, showing early female oratory and learning.
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Florence
New York Sun
Street Railway Crossings and Safety Demands
Kate Field argues that grade crossings on street railways are as dangerous as trunk lines and deserve equal protection. If railroads must avoid collisions through engineer vigilance, the same caution should apply to street railways due to higher usage and greater danger.
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Kate Field
Washington
A Bad Habit Shown By Mrs Clamwhooper John
A playful item from Texas Siftings notes Mrs Clamwhooper John interrupts with What’s that and Mr Clamwhooper replies Ehwhat’s that in a humorous inhouse exchange.
Floating Palaces on the Detroit and Cleaveland Line
The Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company unveils two new steel passenger steamers for the Upper Lake route at 390 000 each. They promise the grandest and fastest travel with 20 mph speed and sub 50 hour runs between Cleveland Toledo and Chicago. Weekly trips link Toledo Detroit Alpena Mackinac Petoskey and Chicago with July August double daily Detroit Cleveland daylight rides on Erie service to Put in Bay. First class staterooms and meals at low round trips. pamphlet available from A A Schantz GP A Detroit and Cleveland Nav Co Detroit Mich.
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Detroit & Cleva and Steam Navigation Company
Upper Lake
Lakes
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Detroit
Alpena
Mackinac
Petoskey
Tike Erie
Putin Bay
A. A. Schantz
Detroit & Cleveland Nav. Co
Mich
Protect Your Eyes and Horse Medicine Adverts
An old newspaper snippet markets protective eye lenses by Morck Bros and a sequence of medical and veterinary remedies. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for piles bruises and burns. Spavin liniment promises cure for horse ailments. Various vendors, locations, and prices referenced.
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de Witt
FP. H. Dixson
East Warren
Clas. Rogers
Bay City
Mich
DeWitt
F.H. Dixson
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New York Times
Duffy
Vicksburg
Schwartz
Grant
Zhineral Grant
Tam
Hill’s
Hill
Ohio Chemical CO
Opera Block
Lima
Ohio
DEA
110 Chemical Co
Srm
B.M. Jaylord
Leslie
Feeery
N.Y
Thew Johnson
P. O
Pittsburgh
TRE Ohio Chemical Co
Wallace
Helen Morrison
Cincinnati
Oxuto
W. L. Lotegay
the Ohio Chemical CO
THE
Morck Bros
Opticians
N. N. Lichfield
Draggist
Warren
Kopf & Henry
Water St
Warren, Pa
T. Neill
Attorney AT Law
Hoffman Block
Samuels Bros. Dry Goods
Liberty and
Second Streets
W Y. N. Yates
Notary Public
Warren Savings Bank
L. G. Noyes & Co
JPS Szoon & Peterson
Attorneys AT Law
New Savings Bank
Chas
Dibsmour
Peterson
J. Norman Davies, MD
Liberty Street
W. Freeman, A
Hazeltine
A C. McAlpin
W. Stuart
D. D
Third St. Warren, Pa
R. Frank
W. Whitcomb
Third Street
Postofice
Tod
W A. Greaves
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
G Smith
First National Bank
Second Street
Golden Horse Shoe
CH. Meacham
Esquire
Cornelius
Water Street
Gleason
D.A.V
W.N.Y
P.R.B
Airstow
Kodak
Geo
Ball's
Pees
E. A. Coleman
Hickory St
Mea
Humphrey & Nemoyer
Dr. B. du Mont
Stely
Halsted St
Chicago, IM
U.S.A
Wyman
Wyman & Davis
Natiral Bank
M. Waters
HT. Hazeltine
D. L. Gerould
L. D. Dennison
M Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
S. P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
O. F. Hoffman
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Cornen
L. W. Dennisov
Morris & Mullen
Mullen
C.&e.bartsch
Waller Street
Diamond
Warre
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