New York Gossip on Lady Churchill and Yacht News
From New York July 4 th the longtime society item centers on Lady Churchill, daughter of Leonard Jerome, and her influence in Lord Churchill’s Parliament campaign. Her charm, wit, and musical talent are noted as she reshapes politics, with talk of a potential Marlborough duchy. Also sailing into focus is the steam yacht Amy, owned by ED Morgan, sailing globe circling, 610 tons, 200 feet long, crewed by Brits and captained by an American.
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Wisconsin rail scheme leaves investors in the lurch
The Weekly Wisconsin notes investors paid $20 a share for a surface railway from the Battery to Fourteenth Street but never received a usable asset. They fear Jacob Sharpe’s project may yield whatever he decides, with no guaranteed stake. Some compare it to prior failed ventures as Philadelphia and New York financiers watch.
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From Paris to Milan journey through Alpine grandeur
A correspondent describes leaving Paris on a June day for Milan. The voyage passes landmark views from Notre Dame to the Bastille memory, Mont Cenis tunnels, and dramatic Alpine scenery. The Milan visit centers on the cathedral, marble, and the city’s historic layers under varied rulers.
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Scraps of History of Fires and Fatalities Across North America
A compilation of scattered 19th century incidents: Toronto Bolt Works burned with $100,000 loss. BantLET’s Drug Store in Laporte destroyed for $20,000. Collisions, fires, drownings, and deaths reported across Cleveland, Mauch Chunk, Bloomington, Brooklyn, Saratoga, Witchburg, and other locales. Notable items include a 11 year old run over in Cleveland, a fatal dancing collapse in Yankton, and a surge of warlike and labor events. Community figures and transit incidents are noted, alongside a plan for a Pacific Ocean railway completion in seven weeks and several obituaries and public notices.
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Food for Reflection on Baking Powders Adultery
Scientific heads of major universities tested every brand of baking powder in the U S finding one exception, Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder, the rest adulterated. The report carries strong implications about food purity and consumer safety in the domestic pantry.
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