Morning paper from 1591 on peace, arms and harvests
A fragmented 1591 issue notes nations arming and a spirit of joy, contrasting religious themes with social aims. It hints at church reaching out, the harvest for the poor, and a satirical jab at wealth and status while mentioning a plush chair as a social symbol.
Romantic prize beauty bride chosen from Texas in Saugerties tale
Dec. 23 in Brooklyn and Saugerties a romance unfolds over a wedding of Miss Marie Adams to Albert D. Steenken a Brooklyn millionaire. Adams represented Texas among 42 beauties pictured by a newspaper contest. The bride, 23, skilled musician and lively conversationalist, becomes Mrs Steenken as the groom 26 and heir to vast wealth.
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Saugerties
Halle
Brooklyn
Savermiss
Hudson River
Albert D. Steenken
Marie Adams
Miss Adams
Texas
Adams
Shu
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Lead ‘Trust
Faithful Billy Guards Girls From Tramps in Field
A New York Advertiser tale recounts a country scene where Ella and cousin May sit with a horse named Billy nearby. When tramps approach, Billy shields them, lowers his head, and stands over the girls until the danger passes, then returns to grazing. The episode highlights the horse's protective loyalty and gentle, attentive nature as part of a rural family vignette.
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Ella
Billy
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Ella Village
McGann argues for fair funding and expansion
Dec 23 report cites Representative McGann of Chicago defending a $5,000,000 World’s Fair appropriation. He notes Chicago raised $11,000,000 toward the project, surpassing the $10,000,000 goal, and says the extra needed funds coverNational Commission expansions and oversight of local plans.
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Chicago
McGann
National Commission
Congress
Porte Note Seeks International Commission at Sofia
The Porte reportedly plans sending a note to powers proposing a permanent International Commission presided by a Turk to guard foreigners in Bulgaria. The move, claimed to be urged by French and Russian ambassadors, faces doubt Bulgaria would consent. In other news, a mine fire at Parrish Mine Plymouth endangers 600 workers but all were rescued after six hours.
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ConstantinorLe
Porte
Sofia
Bulgaria
Witkesnanne
Parrish
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Homemade barometer for quick weather reading gadget
A simple five minute barometer using a pickle bottle water and an inverted oil-flask to indicate weather change. Water rise signals fair weather and fall signals approaching rain as shown by the illustration. Also mentions local lines and a grocery ad for sugar and tea products from Phelan's and Ladd emphasizing value and prompt service.
Henry Ramp Opens Bargain Grocery at No 10 Meadow Lane
After acquiring stock and fixtures, Henry Ramp announces the opening of a bargain grocery at No 10 Meadow Lane offering low prices and inviting customers to call.
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J. F. Platt
Drayer Avenue
D. J. Mahaney
John Donahue
P.j.bassidy
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New Haven Savings Bank
Howard W. Wooding
Brooklyn
South Leonard
Naugatuck
Pierre Prenez
Joseph Gauthier
Leonard Street
Prenez
Gauthier
Waterbury Grocery Co
No 10
Tom
John Smith
P. B. Norton
Ge Austin
Bank Street
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