Cosmopolitan glamour and New York World misadventure
The item details Nellie Bly and Gisleod Miss Big as ambitious young figures in The Cosmopolitan World. It describes planned world travel from New York to Asia, with stunts, prep, and public interest, noting lavish gear and a costly voyage. The piece covers publicity, journalistic aims, and the career pressure on the two women, amid era gossip and transatlantic intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pega
Mas Elites Bulent
Fantek
Saucuy
Boye
York
Auesea Victor
Linden
Ral
Nellie
Yotosama
Japan
Dewi
Derween
Gillen
Dave
walaSy
Lile
Big Shill
New Yorks
Bae
Bette Owen
Abe
Yoko Bass
Singapore
Amdaake
Wasaraker Tonk
Ted
The Navy of the Past and the Frigates of Early America
The article traces early American naval history from Congress authorizing seventeen cruisers in the Revolution to the age of the Constitution and Great Lakes ships. It highlights notable frigates like the Constitution, Guerriere, and Constellation, and notes losses such as the Hornet and Saratoga, plus the 1813-14 era changes leading into the Civil War and the Merrimac’s famous double end. It also covers Grant’s cabin and naval yard events, outlining ship types, armament, and key battles shaping the U S Navy’s evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupasy
Congress
Great Britain
Rae
President
United States
Chesapeake
Constellation
Congres
Great Laks
Lake Champlain
Charleston Navy Yard
Boston
Wasp
Portsmouth
S. H
Hornet
Gulf of Mexico
Grant
Andrew
James River
Patledalphia
Buly
Cruat
United States Navy
Spithead
London News
United State
Ued
Ruela yeCowgine
de Srek
Pune
Fort Lumbir
Btates Bacams
Navy Yard
Norfoll
Alebatch
Cumberland
Uxvr
Dore
Charietomn
Anselag
Ives
Erland
Neetels
Mary Yardip
Ianeest
Dreslopmant
Langer
Steaen
Peonerivacsa
North Carolina
Delaware
Ait Hassock
Vermeet
Mary Pefsie
Charlestown
Chie
Vermont
Colorado
Niagera
Broodratary Yard
George
Niagars
Fragments of Civil War relics and prisoner effects cataloged
Readable excerpts describe a vast collection recovered from a Civil War site. Items include 60 000 wool, brick, stone and iron blocks moved to Chicago fod for reconstruction, plus war memorabilia such as oak swords, muskets, photos, letters, autographs, newspapers, and prisoner carvings. The text references notable figures and a vast archive of camp life, with notes on the condition of items and the emotional impact of artifacts from Lincolns era.
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Gunter
Museum
Ameciatict
Linechs
Grant
Starman
Grand Martime
Proelacia
Deenraet Society
Pepe
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Miss Bisland
Gis
Sting Corcoran
New York
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Serie Air
Hans Hoag
Governor Campbell
Cortraits
Stm
Campbell
Ber
Twe
Jaspee B. Campbell
Obi
Oraz Ua
Lebar
Wares Court
School For Indies
Lebanon
Virginia
Suvi
Ems Cayende
Owens
Elisabeth Owens
Waser College
Tes
Maria Mitchell
Hamlin
Campball
Eldset
Elizabeth
Washington
Columbus
Nest
Andrew Owens
Kingston
N.Y
Jessie
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McRom
Hamiion
Mes Campbell
Sally
Coe
Philadelphia
Girard Avenue
Prindelpiia
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Army of the Potomac
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Gretone Lincoln
Slerman
Sieridan
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Suerman
Linewit
Stanton
Uncle Sam
Gallac
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Gadbary
Frolemy
Ophabas
Kate
Alin
Charlie
Sean
Merrimac
Tiers
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Pasne
Kentucky
Vugitus
Wood
Perne
Actien
Henry
Tos
Old Dominion
Manson
Usevy
Chigara
Chicago
Gil Byreight
Linsoid
Jake Brown
Cincinnati
Maby
Zuntogical Ware
Dena
Bers
America
Bas Taheai
Ike
Kansas Loan and Investment, CO
J. Py Naepentaerers
Lert
Tress
Joe Prea
Eon
A. Woxrvaz
Capital
Morey
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Wichita Nations Bank
Wichita, Kansas
Chicago Lumber CO
Lawrence Ave
W. A Smith
Geo. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
Wichita City Roller Mills
Imperial
USK
Oliver & Imboden CO
L. C. Jackson
Hacker & Jackson
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Citizens Bank
State of Kansas
Enaznan Reprivg
Atv
Sinks
Frente
Davinses
Arte
Davidson Investment Tek Fae Cae
Gees
Mipeerons
Kansas
Renett
the Eagle
Addes
R. P. Murdock
Globe Iron Works
Wichita, Kan
A. Flagg
Kileosine
Gengts Bay
Troy
Ponda
THE
Wichita Eagle
Prats
Hinder
Murdock
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!