Queen Victoria's Quiet Royal Routine Reveals Dedication
Annie Wakeman details Queen Victoria’s daily life at Windsor and the Isle of Wight. The aging monarch rises late, signs dispatches personally, drives daily, supervises stock farming, hosts formal dinners, and ends with reading before sleep.
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Windsor
Isle of Wight
Aix-le-Bains
Privy Council
United States
Famliar
Beatrice
England
Annie Wakeman
Two Men of Great Wealth
The Chicago Mail profile notes Andrew Carnegie as the richest Scotch man, rising from $3 a week to over $1,000,000 last year, generous to charity yet enjoying life with Scottish coaching tours. John D. Rockefeller, once a $100 per month bookkeeper, is now likely the richest man, linked to a company employing about 40,000, with two wealthy brothers, William and Frank, and Standard Oil ties.
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Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
John D. Rockefeller
Ife
Standard Oil Company
William
Frank
Standard
Chicago Mail
Canary Birds Fill Brooklyn Church During Service
The Knickerbocker Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church in Brooklyn opened its new edifice to discover five canaries in bright wire cages hanging along the center of the auditorium. The birds sang throughout the morning, and the preacher continued the sermon despite the chirping.
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Knickerbocker Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Not a Local Disease Says Blood Theory of Catarrh
A medical claim argues catarrh is caused by impurities in the blood and not a local nose condition. It asserts only a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla can cure catarrh by removing impurities, with many testimonials supporting its success.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
York
Real estate and investment ads from Kansas City and New York
Guaranteed five year eight percent firs mortages on Kansas City property with semiannual interest. For sale by J H Haverlein & Co Kansas City MO. Stock ad for New York and Berkshire Marble Company touts profits and conservative investors. Donations and banquet spending cited as over $1,060,000 in New York.
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Kansas City
Prioetoa
J. H. Haveriein & O
Kanems City
New York
Fortune by mail scam claims target readers in Missouri
An old notice warns that sending name and address will yield fortune and promotes Dobbins's Electric Soap while mocking impractical theories. It lists Benj Lewis at the Co Security Building in Kansas City Missouri and mentions imitations and repeated wear with a casual promotional tone.
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Benj. Lewis , Co. Security Building
Kansasity, Mo
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