Description of Minnesota's Capital City Rail Travel Era
A long OCR fragment describes Minnesota's St Paul with rail links from Milwaukee to Chicago, detailing lines, rivers, and terrain. It sketches St Paul’s riverfront, nearby towns, and the landscape along the Mississippi from La Crosse to St Paul, noting rail routes and city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chivaga
Milwaukee
St Pandan
la Dofowan Im Norte
Cougiry
Mberago
St Paul
Aneaprdla
Victosia
Hult
James River
Tiknaa
Thanoe
Minteeta
Mer
Irineh
Mort
Willy Ime
Theeios
Varley
Marthern Lowe
Sokitleweinrn
Ibs
Aml
Maldive
Catani
Fonenk
Ty St Maateeur Corres
Ube
Muwau Ly Whame Beer Enterprises
Tta
Teltote Semball
Tamale
Lankee
Jhigdaker
Viking
St Pauls East River Front and City Improvements
A historical sketch describes St Paul along the Mississippi, detailing riverfront limits, wooden sidewalks, and main streets. It notes levee projects, riverbank protection, public parks, water supply from Lake Phalen, and a growing city with new streets, bridges, and development plans amid rising population and manufacturing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Peal
Esfort
Eii
Fur Snelling
Lowes
Paul Fia
Wheeling
Ates
Hendo
Hendo Levee
Ratire
Baskin
Bate Cea
Real estate values and city growth near Wheeling and St Paul
A detailed survey notes rising property values and urban expansion between Wheeling and St Paul. It cites front foot prices for business and residential land, cost of materials, and rail transport influence. The piece credits local figures like John W. Kowcie and General W. Johnson for data and perspective on development and population trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablo
St. Tail
Phalea
Titaits
Fk Gm
Haq
Teernes Iocuwir
Hug
Pierre
Ivo
Minneapolis
Baba
Spre
Smd
Mt. Pal
Sonvenient
Proprieto
Stanton
Davencat
Im Wind
Ae Wheeling Masona
Mallee
St Peal
Coutey
En Jny
Itv
St . Paul
IW. Johnson
Theemeratie
Milnesowa
Ial
Johnson
Weat Point
Munnegota
Kentucky
John W. Kowcie
Eny
St. 4
In a Rich Man's House Vanderbilt Gallery Project
Reporter visits Mr. Vanderbilt who discusses plans for a picture gallery and the hinted project with architect Mr. Snook. He notes over ten thousand adult visitors this winter and his aim to welcome New York public and friends, while his sons assume increasing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vandertilt
Vandertilt
New York
Rewarth Webb
Lewand
Mate Digait
le Mervant
Udead
Howe
Vanderbilt
The Kiss as Symbol in History and Myth
A fragmented meditation on kiss as political and romantic sign in history, recounting Judas, Esther, Catherine de Medici, Hamman massacres, Brutus, William the Conqueror, and mythic battles. It muses on kissing as loyalty test, betrayal, and the lore of love across eras, ending with vague herbal cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas
Ahasuerous
Esther
Hamman
Essex
Elizabeth
Laucretia
Torgla
Caherine de Afedicl
Bartholomew
Brutus
Wiliam
Harold
Ubers
Lisid
Achille
Helen
Great Pleasure Drive on New York Streets With Vanderbilt and Grant
New York reports a public pleasure drive along Central Park and Seventh Avenue where William H. Vanderbilt guides a grand double team through a familiar route. Spectators note Vanderbilt’s stylish rig, polished harness, and steady speed as General Grant and Dan Patch rivals appear nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant
Vanderbilt
Cial
Central Park
Harlem River
Trudean
Boston
Philadelphia
Daltimore
William II Vanderbilt
Aldine
Sand Re
General Grant
Dan Mace
Seventh Avenue
Central Bridge
Marlen
Westchester County
Peelwood
Wry Goods Wales Nnt
Washington Market
Bia Trotter
Jolie
Foster Dewey
Tian Moco
Johnny Harbeck
Jet Frank
Ton
Marbeck
Warwick Maul
Jacob Vanderbilt
Huston
Por Phaire Grane
Laws
Iit
Saan
Mr. Work
Karly Howard Aldign
Hartford
Dick Swivelive
Thwanl
Dink
Mind Fuward
Mace
Allen
Julien
Robert Bonners
Tlwin Everest
Keene Jimi
Mandy
Day Diol
Pierre Lorillard
Ethel
Wirch
Ed Stokes
Luan
Bell Flower
Superb
Lizsanler
Wall Street
New York City Carriage Drive Era Described in Detail
An article chronicles fashionable driving along Scrymtt avenue and Den Turk routes, noting crowds, varied coaches, and grand parades. It highlights mounted police, social elites from New York Society, and the Ocean Parkway drive from Prospect Park to Coney Island, forecasting growth after the Brooklyn Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janine Ordon Bennett
Alexweer
Paul Danna
Aeere Havemeyers
James B. Reeus
Lechew
Prim
Fashion Bay
den- Turk
Seventh Avenue
Paris
London
Vienna
Palisades
Hudson
Harlem River
Hpern
Ned Horrigan
Tony Pastor
Harry Miner
Osmond Tearle
Lester Walark
New York
Kuwrry
United States
Prospect Park
Coney Island
Shewa
Brooklyn Bridge
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Flatbail Wvanue
Deeun Parkway
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la Croae
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Emall
Uthern
Minegwata
Mino En Wun
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Geburt
Wisconsin Una
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Totel
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Weyer
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King
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Bin
Thorte
Evention
Wood
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William
Front de Beary
Abe
Chemists
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Redman &Co
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New
Geo. R. Taylor
Percalines
Revie
Brues & Coffer’s
Grenadines
ARD
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Brues & Coffer
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Eastern Dry Goods Store
Marshall & Co
Gilead
Mbermelie
Hess
Scifi
Baltie Health
Prion
Feltegr
Haven
Cor
Piarog
Bons
Otis ‘Macher, An
Orzenetin
WM. H. Sheib
Twelfth Street
Washington Hall
Pm Gale
Mary F. Comba
Ocr
Onis Foamy
Virginia
Cvutr
Hervey
Muntaipad Monjamia
Perms Sas Sleres
Aare Clary
Munlaipad Court
Bate Jay
Bare
Onle County
W. Va
Predurtos
PaaTeSeerin
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Ava
Howard Bros
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