Fragmented Stray Bits Report Global News Snapshots
A garbled page fragment mentions waves of Chiowee arrivals near a border, 17 million pins daily from European factories, leprosy rumors in Rosia, and a collage of people, places, and events across Paris, London, and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Fella
Serarens
Chiowee
Britt
Factiod
France
Fabiant
Gerowaran
Rosia
Lisiele
Florida
Hedeon
Cornell Unis
Paris
Annonie
Poeviat Yoram
Coil
Snet Everataer
Atlantic City crowds and summer scene described in vivid notes
The article sketches a crowded Atlantic City scene with dense street crowds, towers and promenades, and a vivid portrait of the waterfront. It contrasts crowded winter streets with seaside leisure, noting the bustling boardwalk, hotel life, and social chatter. The writer savors bathing, beaches, and the mix of visitors, mentioning yachts and sailing as leisure highlights.
Inlet Fishing and Navy Life Off Atlantic City
A vivid scene of people observing fishing boats heading east to inland beds, with salt marshes rich in birds and esis. The narrative notes abundant seafood, including shad, and a casual dinner with locals praising the favored dish as they gather in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Tnited States Navy
Sen
Atlantic City
Abd el Kader
Marseillen
Algier
Pameager
Esbins
Boston
General Sheridan Plans Summer Home at Nonquitt
Gen Sheridan visited Nonquitt for recuperation and chose the site for a cottage after being impressed by the location. Washington agent Shoriskin arranged contracts for erection, providing a healthier retreat and easier access during his convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonquitt
Mask
Shoriskin
Prmmer
Sheridan
Nonjpultt
Washington
Poe
Cottage at Sonquuttt and Meg Morrilios in New York
A damaged clippings summary notes a cottage description near Sonq utt with pine surroundings and finished in natural wood and terra cotta accents. It mentions Mrs Cleechard and Marion, and a large furnished general room with a fireplace and ornate details. Also references Charlotte Cashman’s Meg Morrilios and social commentary on aging and acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonquttt
Marion
Cleechard
Puteards Tay
Grienmer Oe
Ina Tendava
Uke Tamsily
Monument to Henry Price founder of Masonry in America
A Townsend Massachusetts monument honoring Henry Price, often called the founder of Masonry in America, was recently dedicated in the town cemetery. The hammered granite shaft, 4 feet square base and 1 foot 5 inches high, rises to a cube and carries inscriptions detailing Price’s role in forming the first regular lodge in America and his ties to Governor Belcher, with Franklin and others involved in early colonial Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Mass
Henry Price
Masonry
United States
Grand Lodge
New Cemetery
Tenry Fhuce
America
New England
Belcher
Price
Viscount Montagne
England
Grand Redge
Massachusetts
Grand Lodge of
Massachusette
Masachusetia
Anirow Belcher
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Philadelphia
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Prine
New Hampshie
Nova Scotia
Uecticut
Virginia
West Indies
Women journalists and Abe Lincoln era figures noted in Iowa history
The piece profiles several Iowa women in journalism including Rose B. Ankeny and Mary Campeshall, detailing their careers, education, and marriages. It also recalls Sidney Howard Gay, antislavery writer and longtime Chicago Tribune editor, tracing his path from Massachusetts to New York and Chicago and listing his notable works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eic
Ita Rceet
Barychit
Weil
Elin Ifaniften Durley
Dre Moines Daily News
State Educational Board of Examatars
Mary Ft. Campeshall
Woman's Standard
Monthly Journal
Wommus
Alice Busby
Bnd
Tete Plain
Florence Aller Teoliter
TV. Messons
San Clagett
New York Nation
Sidney Howard Gay
Sudney Howard Gay
Livingston
Lilwad
Gay Tena
Hingham
Jiust
Horland Waen
United Staton
Almillion.cts
AuteSlavery Cocipty, Aml
Taitorial Star
New York Tribune
Frome
ISG
Tayent
Chicago
New York
Gay
United Stratec
Walliam Callen Tiryant Steel
Sumer
Mainten
Dreamy Lady by the Lace Sabbath Morning
Poem fragments depict a church scene with a speaker recalling lace, prayers, and a kneeling child. A separate exhibition by Archibald Naccockam and Fiery Burne is described, noting a lecture on internal economy and a display with cows and workers. The text blends verse and catalog-like notices with unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Koew
Archibald Naccockam
Fiery Burne
Cemody
Calhoun Estate Bequeathed to State for Agricultural College
The article describes the Calhoun estate at Fort Hill near Pendleton, a bequest from Thomas G. Cleland and tied to the Calhoun family. It notes the site’s scenic view of the Seneca river valley and Blue Ridge peaks, the library with Calhoun manuscripts and portraits, and plans for an agricultural college with broader collegiate instruction. It mentions neighboring properties, the history of the site, and notes on Manitoba officials and Justice Miller, reflecting a blend of local and national connections in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berou
C. Calsoun
Pendleton
Thomas G. Clentwin
Brumels
Sonia Inn
Calhoun
Chemssa Qisd
Lesring
Bishitti
Ant
Floid= Lee
New York
Fort Ul
Tewas
Fort Hill
Lern
James Hamilton
South Carellna
Malls
Fort Are
Ocones
Pyckens A
Anderson
Blus Hidze
Weil
South Carolina
Pinckney Starke
Starke
Clemwon
Tom
T. Hunter
Virginia
Agricultural College
Temleton
Fort
Gim
Aveneis
Charismé
Isman
Kaowen
Onters March Camp Tells of Soldier Burdens and Farewell
In a chaotic camp scene soldiers prepare for a march toward Onters as blankets, coats, and gear are traded for needed supplies. Tears mix with duty as companions part, the old water bucket and shared tools reflecting the weight of departure and the stark choice between staying and marching on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Fragmentary Themed Passage Describes Cloth and Headwear
A garbled text fragment describes a red garment and a long red crown on a woman and mentions pilgrim signs and a Virgin related scene. The legible words imply a ceremonial or symbolic clothing motif without clear subjects or events.
Paris Exposition and War Era Figures Recalled
A fragmented notice recalls figures tied to the Paris Exposition and prewar military history, including Franklin and Burl Pranklin connections, standard bearers of the era, and references to Brigadier General ranks, campaigns, and postwar honors. The text mingles biographies with museum display notes and archival captions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA Pranklin
Stan
William Burl Pranklin
Rome
Bea
York
Military Academy
Wad Pint
Tbh
Feninum
Woich
Eine
Wrwetsen 2
Tewlite Infantry
Gmsral
Rolentorry
Meletecmam
I Dvisigm
Amd
Teoma
Fenivalla
Baresia
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Eagle
Neal Micrlulll
Tavivevns
Troche
Huurliy
Ali Wluler
Galen Raim
Widiamn
Gredkirn
Os Asia
Maleta
Tory
Walia
Reuters
Landom
Bib Bat
Toon
Macsiay
Muaridias
Procter
Atlantic
Tlantic
Rir
Jong
Wemreet
Vitore
Dm Jnuore
Jersey Wastes
Aed Towers
Urieh Ales
Anil
Leipre
Sonar Avery
Rene Vivre
Aunk Tymator Preotni
Harms Blizetions
Mtoe
Imralpanla
Saultrade
Mulder
Kormen
Lee Taarh
Joe Bal
Stu
Liu Dlery
Arly
Banemaby
Alf
Torres
Tiadie
Ieuel
Capt Wolff
Long Branch
Newee
Tors
Misa Cashman
Meg Morrilton
Charlotte Cashman
Meg Morrilios
Indy Yeas
Saturday Review
Bobby
Mason
Order IN
Laken
London
Bevan
Englam Hias
Chasham
Lauching
Miss Keily
Daugster
Uniey
Cantary
Treoother
Tee Bubop
Arkansas
Shen
Oman
Foxn
Osieloosa Herald
Register
Bert
Srife
Jefferson
Oske- Joosa
Rose B. Ankeny
Iowa
Tims Moines
Bowers
Liwa State University
Shoutonen
Des ‘Moines
Cassilica
MY Lady OF Dreams
Manitoba
John Chritian
Oberlin
Sid Et Qaim
Kingeon
Nck
Lingar
Bebsite
Justice Samuel F. Miller
Jarion Sameel
Linen Axel Hes
Linculo
Miller
Jovem Miller Tae
Hagen
Ferey
Jaen Wier
Bali
Croneellewt
Bemerville Piskney
New York City
Craveraity
Stugins
Marvin Eiety
Gen Pranklin
Mr .Turk
Maria Therma
Imran
Duan
Ser Fk
Colenwick Journal
Sete Coser
Oxford Enivercicy
Marnie
Bergen
Uae
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