Western Men with Anarchist Fame and a Rich Trader
Special Correspondence from Catcaco notes notable western figures tied to the anarchist case. Governor Oglesby, nicknamed Uncle Dick, is profiled alongside Judge Julius S. Grinnell and stock operator Nat Jones. Oglesby, a war veteran and former senator, balances softness with resolve, while Grinnell reshapes Chicago law with high-profile prosecutions. Nat Jones rises from grain firm work to Wall Street power, amassing wealth through bold plays and Pullman stock deals, shaping the era's financial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcaco
West
Illinois
Oglesby
Uncle Dick
Lie
Republican
Chicago
Grand Pacific
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Richard
Tim
Lincoln
Yates
Decatur
Col. Baker
Balls Bluff
Sacramento
Corinth
Fort Donelson
United States
Hoe
Grant
Julius S. Grinnell
New England
Grinnelle
Vilage
Paris
New York State
William C. Brown
Ogdensburg
Ogdensburg Academy
Charley Reed
Guiteau
Grinnell
Cook County
Joliet
Canada
Supreme Court
Washington
Julius 8. Grinnell
Wall Street
Gould
Sage
Cammack
Jones
Watt
Jones, Kennett & McCormick
Chicago Board of Trade
Es “Nathaniel 5
William Young & Co
Youngs
Lake Michigan
Porter Palmer
Robert Lincoln
Nat Jones
Dones
Pullman
Phiz
Walter Wellman
Lawn tennis champions of colleges and masters
Philip Sears of Boston holds the intercollegiate and national titles, part of a Sears family with multiple championships. The article notes Western players Cummins and McClellan rising, a New England and East contest at Mountain Station New Jersey, and Staten Island ladies holding regional titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Sears
Cummins and McClellan
New York
America
Boston
Harvard
R. D. Sears
United States
James Dwight
Eve
Neweport
W. K Slocum
Gen. Slocum
Army of the Potomac
Tavice
Yale
Trinity
Sears Brothers
Henry W. Slocum
Brook
National Lawn Tennisation
Cummins
Mee Clellan
Mountain Station
N. J
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Dwight
B. F. Cumnins
E. W. McClellan
Domestic Paraphernalia of the Family in a Turkish Harem
A brisk survey of harem life in Constantinople with notes on dress, children in uniform, portable possessions ready for move, and the social dynamics inside the khalifa. The piece questions sensational Western depictions and contrasts them with local realities. It cites anecdotes from American students and a New York lawyer about promenades and flirtations, then critiques lurid tales of harems and murderous lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buyuk Hanoum
Rehai
Caruel
Constantinople
Tuanciog
New York
Robert) College
Rouwmen-Hissar
Beckitash
Abdi Aziz
Bulgaria
Armenia
Aziz
Hanoum
Cairo
Siren
Cox
Turkey
The Sun Eclipse in China and Officials' Robed Duty
The New York Sun notes a sun eclipse in China where Buddhist and Taoist priests recited incantations to save the sun while officials, to honor the eclipse, would wear ordinary robes until rescue. An imperial edict required officials to ignore the emperor’s birthday and attend to the sun. Diphtheria from Common Mold is also discussed with cases supporting mold as a potential source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New York
Lovers in New York and the Matrimonially Inclined
A Lewuk Star column discusses the strict social customs around courtship in New YorkJewish and gentile communities. It notes families often attend calls in parlor view, limits on solo meetings, and the tension between tradition and modern liberal attitudes among American Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
American
London
Paris
Cti
Jwuska
Xemo
Lewuk Star
Trials of a Vine Penman and Cattle Readings in Argentina
A collage of clipped excerpts shows a young man discussing penmanship woes and job prospects in clerical work, preferring plain rapid writing over copperplate. It surveys cattle stats in Argentina and Uruguay, costs of animals, and fences, then notes chloroforming a sleeping patient and a superstition about a white pigeon signaling death in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Lama
Busin
Triplhone
Tamastranger
New York
Lasily
New York Mail and Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owernor Oglesby
Julius
Nathaniel &. Jones
Philip S. Sears
Lovers
Argentine Republic
Australia
Uruguay
William Eleroy Curtis
Slarper’s Magazine
New Orleans Charity Hospital
New Orleans
England
Chicago Herald
le Qnckensl
Arnold, Med. Corp
Ui-Biu
Py Abben Bavines Bank
Warren, Pa
Tracas
L. F. Watson
Prest
Nesmith
A.J. Wazeltine
Cashier
J. F. Wetson
D. H. Hunter
M. E. Parham
Jan Clark, Jr
B. Nesmith
A. J. Haselline
L. KR. Freeman
Cress National Bank
Henry
Vive Pres
D. L. Gerould
Myron Wate
Capital
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
H. A. Jamieson
V. Dave
Johnson
Erizel
WD. Travan
Partnlee
Sohela
Rasy National Bank
Warren, Penna
L. D. Wermure, Pres
MM. Beecher, Cash
Warren County
Ireland
Eneral Agency
Otce
Frehance Blark, Warren, Pa
J. K. Rome
Liberty Street
Postoffice
Bucklon
A.W. Morel
Peon'a
Wd. Arnheim & Co
Second Avenue
Itsburgh
Newark
Fennak, R
Pittsburg
Div
Kuatward
Oleopolis pEngle Rock
Tranest
Thompson
Joaineton Ar
Warren Ly
Hingear Ve Vy
Bradford Or
Salamanca
South Carolina
South
Vandalia
Ivek Royl
Mt Ru
Kinzua Neton
Lew
Warren
Fidionte
Ui City
Buffalo
Ing
Gatchell, Gene & J.A. Fellows
Exchage
W.s
Lefford
Avent
Apt
Geneva Nursery
Swayne
Sisto
Ny Rail
Warren Carriage Works
Workslandnerkert
Kies
Koebley
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