Curious 19th Century Notices From Across The World
Fragmented OCR item mentions travel of evarhina on a southern Russian tour, various royal and political figures, a Harvard bust by Greenough, a Black expatriate from Dumfries, and a mix of other 19th century notes. Includes references to Kaiser Frederick, Queen Victoria, King Ludwig, Admiral Foster, General Johnston, and John Savile. Also notes about libraries and architecture in the United States and Japan, with monetary figures and dates sprinkled throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evarhina
Russia
Samuel J. Randall
Kaiser Prederick
Queen Victoria
Saxe-Coburg
Carl Schurz
Goremany
Souk Greenough
George Bancroft
Harvard
Indron
Jamepls Thomson
Ile
Dumfries
Ludwig
Admiral Foster
Rowlanger
Christianis
Norway
Endicntz
Washington
Josph FE Johnstiss
Ban Francison
Thomas Connery
Mexion
Louis
Porupal
Fonek
Ratan
Fortesqueno
Tatsuo
Prosoene
Tokin University
United States
Ig Amerie Architecture
John Savile
Yoon
Goria
Battinorm
J'rath
Ward
Eleck
Herman Morente
Walter
Jewelry and diamond designs featured in a catalog of silver and gold pieces
A fragmented description details numerous ornate jewelry items including diamond necklaces, brooches, and rings with settings of silver, gold, and platinum. It notes elaborate motifs such as parrots, fishes, and flowers, with references to specific finishes, stones, and craftsmanship across a catalog-like survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogug Mor
Ellen
A Gentleman's Pastime in Trap Shooting History
History of trap shooting traces to early shotguns and gentlemanly sport. Capt Bogardus popularized glass balls before clay pigeons replaced live birds, noting the challenges and updates in targets, powder, and shot. The piece traces methods, targets, and the shift to clay pigeons as a safer, cleaner form of the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardas
Hall
St. Louis Globe
Mdozen
Bogardus
Togardus
Ab Gilmore
New Tork
Sogerdue
Elias
Angeb
Trap Shooting Costs vs Hunting Not Comparable
An old timer notes trap shooting is costly but predictable, with shells, live birds, and flights adding up, while hunting remains unpredictable and expenses vary with luck and game scarcity. The piece reflects gun club culture and the economics of sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OtkaTh Mtr
Ahey
Boston's Latest Secondsman Quinn Joins Boston Club
Boston acquires one of the top second basemen, Quinn, a veteran from St Louis and Des Moines who has played all infield positions. At about five feet eight inches and 165 pounds, he is praised for fielding range, speed, and contact hitting. Negotiations centered on a bid around four thousand dollars with Detroit and others bidding before Boston secured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secon
Tn Quinn
Boston
Lucas
St.Louis
Mad
Boston Correct
Dullan
Glasscock
Boyle
Dolan
Doc
Shaffer
McCormick
Ted Sullivan
Washingtons
Ducaebuque
St Louis
Indianapolis
Theelub
Duluth
Quinn
Des Moines
Monster Morton
Roc
Detroit
Thos Moines Penpla
Tom
Clarkson
Kelly
Triennial congress of American physicians in Washington
The triennial congress of American physicians and surgeons met in Washington on September 17 and heard opening remarks by Dr. John B. Billings with Dr. William Pepper presiding. The gathering joined numerous societies as a deliberative body then enjoyed a banquet with toasts and informal speeches.
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DNL
Wal Pepyer
Congress
M. D
Muemibets
Vou Aimarch
Ceber
Americas
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Andrew Caragzie
Eicome
Wlich
Fifth Ave
Wichita
P. Berron & CO
G. BH Richards
W. Beroma
Wichita Mercantile Co
South Market Street
Kansas
THE
Wichita Eagle
MM Murdock & Bro
Chicago
New
R. P. Murdock
Foe Quinn
Gress Held
Sonny
New York
Seer
Pete
Tet
Tara
Ganawna Carer and Bousies Svenen
Wichita, Kansas
TH Forest Tin Uml Company
North Water Street
Benton
Hentin
Lnle
Priva
Tan
Janie
Calon
Nor Ise
Forsaia
JOSF
Wreigg
Shaml
Trulia
Bbida St
Aere
W. L. W. Miller
Fechbelmer Block
Corner Market
Douglas
Tates Eet
Thay Mayer Casekh & OD
Lidiborn Streeet Chenuib
Codvwster
Ashland
Lake Fraight
Coldwater
Davidson & Case
John Davidson
Sedgwick County
Ofice and
Yarda
Mosley Street
Dougina Avenes
Tires Ssrert
Rule Brothers
First Arkansas Valley Bank
W. G. Woodman & Son
Arkansas ‘Valley
Armen Seasarene
Cebu
Laule
Ushmon
Mase Wieklia
Oliver Bros
Anthony
Arkansas City
Als
Haven
S. W. Cooper
Maly ST
Wichita Kan
Carey
L, Stough & CO
Props
Rock Island
Basses City
Joseph
Globe Iron Works
ianeTz, P
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Company
Corner First and
Water St
Wichita, Kan
Wichita City Roller Mills
Imperial
Oliver & Imboden CO
L.C. Jackson
Hacker & Jackson
Branca
N. Main
Wichita National Bank
Eom
Eastern and Foreign Exchange
Houck, Thomas , CO
Sedgwick Block
Citizens Bank
Banssa
Ste
En Enine
narDent
SR Atasual
Chicago Lumber CO
Lawrence-Ave
Chicago Yards
35Th and
Iron Sts
W. A. Smith
Geo. L. Pratt
Geo. D. Cross
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