The Veiled Prophet and Hoo Hoo's Black Cat Revival
Special correspondence from St Louis describes the Veiled Prophet festival’s lasting fame since 1878 and the revival of the Hoo Hoo order tied to the sacred black cat myth. It details parade lore, historic floats, and the ceremony’s secrecy, noting heavy crowds, illuminated streets, and the festival’s New Orleans lineage.
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al Mohanna
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Earth
Gordon
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Order
John Henry Smith
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Rome
Michael Kraft
de Rakian
Paris Prince de Sagan and His Club Prison Scandal
Paris report details the Cercle de la Rue Royale where Prince de Sagan is a leading figure. Treasurer Maraninchi is jailed for embezzling about $60,000 as suspicions trigger a club-wide audit. The prince aims to avoid public scandal while plans to expel Maraninchi and force emigration to the United States unfold. The piece notes past scandals at the club and mentions Baron Hirsch as owner of the premises and various noble titles held by the prince.
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Man and Nature and Heavens of the Hindoo S
A mosaic of poetic reflections and religious notes. The first piece praises nature’s music amid mountains forests and seas, then contrasts man’s own music with divine awe when God speaks. The second outlines Hindu and Jewish heaven concepts with four high realms and their resident sages. A fireman’s tale from the Ohio State Journal laments public misconceptions about firefighters’ duties and shifts.
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Walrus in Inuit life and a Nantucket house tale
A fragment outlines walrus uses in Inuit life from fuel to boots and harpoon lines with ivory tusks as barter. It then cites a Tennyson anecdote about art and tobacco and ends with a Nantucket house story noted for lacking closets, highlighting architectural quirks.
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Custom House
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