A World Racing Champion and Political Grace
A long wartime era profile highlights Ubarlas I ding as a remarkable rowing talent and sketches the political arc of William L Grace, detailing his rise in New York politics, anti-Tammany campaigns, and potential future roles. The piece also reflects on Grace’s character, wealth, and influence in business and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleza
Legion
New York
Grace
Mtwo
Fife
Tuqise
Fosten
The Big Ol Soil to the Editor of the Sunday Register
A letter from W. A. Gintesers defends a court case involving Mrs. Eliza Williamson and her family. He says the Supreme Court opinion is comprehensive and that the suit was conducted in the Crafts, not newspapers. He notes costs and future proofs, with attention to the receivers and disputed shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Te Yan
Varamsa
Ifs
Raber
Harry Phillips
Sunday Register
Sik
Supreme Court
Jacobs
Eliza Willinarson
Captain Jones
USA
W. AH. Gintesers
Siete Paagri
Ramapers
Fusera
Rosumaria
Princeton Graves The Story Of A Fatal Loved Woman
The Philadelphia Press from Parscerox New Jersey recounts Catherine Bullock and Aaron Burr's tragic Princeton romance. Burr leaves, she bears a child in shame and dies, her grave joined to Burr's in a tale of passion, ruin, and a lonely collegiate burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia Press
Parscerox
N. J
Catherine Bullock
Aaron Burr
Princeton
Republic
Boston
Jonathan Edwards
Burr
Europe
New York
Agron Barr
Tos
Patton
Jefferson County Democrats push tariff reform and Wilson bill
In Jefferson County West Virginia a mass meeting at the court house urged rapid passage of the Wilson tariff bill and tariff reform. Speakers included Hon A S Dandridge and Benjamin Trapnell. Resolutions condemned obstructing senators while praising Senator Camden and noting recovery of Rep Win L Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Camden
Caaries Town
W. Va
Jeferson County
Court House
John M. Daniel
J. W
Rider
Deforescens
Messrs
Geo. W. ‘Ines
Spirit
Jaferson
H. L. Lords
Shepherdstows Register
W. W.B. Gallaner
The
Free Press
Messia
F. W. Brown
A. W. McDonald
W. O. Norris
W. H. T. Lewis
T. B. Moore
Richard Henderson
G. M. Beltzhoever
W.J. Knott
Bugese Baker
Josiat Watson
A.S. Dandridge
House of Delegates
Benjamin Trapnell
Charies Town
Robert Lewis
Wa. L. Wilson
Lewis
West Virginia
Chicago
House of Representatives
Senate of
United States
Congress
Win
L. Wilson
B. C. Washington
Minnesota
J. N. Camden
Washington
Washxeros
D. C
M. Camps
Democratic Association of Minnesota
Democratic Party
Johnson N. Camden
Abe
National Republican Organization
Agein
Camdes
United States Senate
Wedding Lore of Ancient Customs Across Regions and Days
A long illustrated piece surveys old wedding customs from Arica to Scotland, noting tokens, rings, cakes, garlands, and superstitions. It cites Elizabethan handkerchiefs, Scottish courtship via public houses, and antique rites described by Swinburne, with remembrances of roses, rosemary, and bridal garlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinburn
Prometheus
Tubal- Cain
Tubbl-Caf
Adam
Jaleth Me
Abraham
William R Grace and the Mugwump Leader's Rise to Power
William R Grace, once New York City mayor, leads a new Democratic Mugwump faction. Born in Ireland, he started as a butcher’s helper in Peru, rising to ship chandlery and founding Grace & Co. The enterprise links New York and London, dominating Peru Chile trade and commanding a sizeable fleet. Grace’s political clashes include foes like Grover Cleveland and David B Hill, with a career described as romantic yet rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Agatn
Tammany
Mr. Grace
Howen
Tammany Hall
Grace
York
Cleveland
New York
David B. Hill
Senator Hill
Wm. H. Grace
David B
Tayid B. Hill
Mr. Whitney
Hassens
Hill
William R. Grace
Bentater
Puilvics
New Democratic
Magwumps
Soci
Grover Clewrinch
United States
Thi
Royal Road
Ireland
Goung
Puru
Callao
Fortun
House of Will- BR Urace & Co
London
Tsimast
Peru
Chile
Chaedier
Bettte
Vandal Erases Headstone Inscription of Aaron Burr
Fragmented OCR recalls a vandalized grave marker for Aaron Burr on a hilltop site. The piece notes Burr as Revolutionary War veteran and former president, then pivots to a moral judgment about sins toward a unnamed woman, with a bleak rural setting and hilltop view.
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Sanson Bas
Chamleg
Harding
Willa
Ben Yous
Ubarlas I
Ding
Bowe
Robe
England
Heromen
Thomas Cole
Jabs Messenger
Larry Keily
Robers Chambers
Joseph H Saller
James Henforth
Robers Wareford
Jobo Biegine
William Eilott
Geudaur
Americas
Bograpd
Mate
Mr Bo
Joseph H. Sadleria Isr
Corvanofs New
Duur- Hii
Krufurih
James Maul
Jesus Whrd
Robert
Sock Pwlitmar
puiliDe
Linke
Hamill
Chainciue
America
Harry Korey
Iedier
Wiseret
Harry Kussoy
Vaslry
Baugland
Streforth
Tyne
Paris
St John
J. B
Geeta Galle
Kelley
Lom Elliott
Jobn Hixginato
G Renforts
Heeat Noval
Newcastle
George Bulear
Sitalr
Pelleneotes
Thames
Cole
Putney
Thomas Sullivan
Ja Aur
Edwart Durcan
Toronto
Canada
Wallas
Bannixa
Tarde
Bastoy
Graves
Aaron Borr
I Ts
Aston Burr
Wilson
John
Ign
Arica
Scotland
Knights of Old
Elizabeth
Howe
Don Sebastian
Parke
Africa
Benedict
Volue
Rand
Lletary
Juan
Jugo
Marey
Cajendar
Mary
Hothwail
Tommy
Colone
Revolutions Army
United
Sates
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling B. Timd
Biyria
Lake Shore
Resta
Danvane
Ssee Ly
Wheeling
Jove
Fairs Reaper
el ‘Minueritie
Jew Philadikis
Dover
Coty
Warwick
Ced Guaresten
Ranoone Cc
R. Goetze
Sisine
Terifth
Eeorin Wheeling
W. Te Pese Ssior
Sree
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