Gould and the Herald Clash Over Money and Menace
A long conjectural feature traces John Gould and his finances amid a volley of public and press disputes. It links his cable scheme, Vanderbilt’s nickel plate purchase, and a hostile Herald campaign to a tense battle shaping Gould’s influence and legal entanglements in New York society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertvate
Ibnneth
Salta
Gemiberlatin
Orn
O. Weiters
Mengett
Terry Divi
Hannett
Tia
al Investments
Noswestice
the Herald
Gousd
Angget
Gould
Tar
Tuat
Comquerer
Western Union
Frees Land
Supreme Court
Trould
Gooldakon
Wineer
Titus Andremena
Omarra
Motel Maree
Sine
Herald
Ture
Perilous Balloon Voyage and Earth Tremor Tales
A long column recounts a near disaster as Silberer and two companions ride a balloon from Vienna. A sudden wind hurls them toward the Danube valley. gas control fails and a brick wall ends the flight with one survivor securing the anchor. Other notes describe a Chilean tremor on Monte Amargo and near Tucson Apache skirmishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Danube
Silberer
Stockereau
San Francisco
el Monte Amarge
Bitter Mountain
Chili
Atacama
Monte -Amargo
Earth
Evolution of Fashion From Primitive Dress to Oriental Color
A historical survey tracing dress origins from Adam and Eve to early loom and textile arts. It notes the shift from the Paradisi garment to linen tunics, eyeing how Orientals shaped form in dress through dyes and woven textures, highlighting skillful loom work and the enduring impact of textile crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubal
Tubal-Cain
Durin Yeow
China
The Nimble Wits and a Divorce Suit Dispute
A Montana man sues for divorce alleging the wife harmed a servant girl. The New Haven case and rival clothing stores are noted amid a jumble of names and references, with a cryptic closing line about an ascent of taxes and a sign from Lord Shelburne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisbie
Tina Tuas Simde
Alatamta
Leer
Montana
Wosan
Bsewusehec
The Arts of Dress in Ancient and Modern Worlds
A discussion traces Greek Roman and Teutonic influences on fashion from ancient robes to modern coats and bustles. It notes the shift from draped classical lines to practical outerwear suited for travel and commerce, debating a middle path between classic grace and contemporary convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Athens
Fragmented OCR collage of headlines and snippets
A mosaic of garbled lines and misread phrases from a newspaper page. Includes names, places, and partial quotes such as Boston, New Haven, Ottawa, and Lowell, with scattered references to trials, weather, advertisements, and jokes. Overall, unreadable, but preserves the sense of a mixed, late-19th or early-20th century era page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holmay Couds
Diam
Sterling
Aerl
OPE
Aera Glass
AIR E
BRAC
Sions
Americ
Ameri
Can
Elets
Gotham Gossip
TrevNew Bible
The
Cooper Union
Newari
Clareland
Progeem
Fatin
Vernon Te
Beecher
Talmage
Teecher
Howe, Tattle
Promis
Roma
Dows Publicker
Meedler
Plyronth Church
Terning Fom
Nlaten
Philanthrophy
Counry
ER & Firanzheim
Roberts
Dunn
Mids Rasly
Haven
Theo
Duns
Thad
Gannon
Cooupani
Kansas
Harestabfon
Ae Does
Captain Sherborne
Sherborne
United States
Rodges
Esquimaux
USA
Ermors
Maryland
Our Press
Mother Eve
Tates
Adam
Soulu
Jewelers
Republic
United States Treasury
St. Louis
Washington
Uhe City
Philadelphia
tilobe-Democrat
I. Clark
Wiggins Ferry Company
Clark
Mxist
State Savings Institution
Thie City
Cincinnati
Fit. Louis
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
Cat
Met
Clat Py
Toms Rd
United States Bankk
McAllister & Co
Ste
Allister
Ream Payne
Boston
Lowell
Ilitien
Heston
New Haven
Johnny
Baer
Keston
Otawa
Tee Wade
Norristown Herald
Istest
Iceland
Beall Rayon
Boston Post
Bila
Benen Ryed
Harry
Loedos Harverd
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