Mother finds missing Georgie in court ruling
A Brooklyn court resolves a case of child kidnapping when Mrs Avery claims her son Georgie was stolen. A rich New York widow contends for the boy, but the judge rules the child belongs with Mrs Avery after a dramatic reunion and a prayerful plea.
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Sensitivity and tact in daily life
A terse reflection on how people react to slights and misread intentions. It argues for charitable interpretation of others and notes how one’s mindset colors how the world treats them. The piece cautions against assuming offense where none is meant. It ends with a thought on how behavior shapes social reactions.
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Horace Gresley's Letter Wasmixday May 29 1871
Correspondence from Leavesworth and New York dates lists Horace Greeley as the subject of presidential nomination chatter. A Kansas letter urges support for Greeley at a National Republican Convention, praising him as a living American statesman with one term Whig doctrine views. Greeley responds no definite candidate stance yet.
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Port Royal to Augusta Rail Line Progress Update
The Augusta Constitutionalist notes the Port Rowan Rateroap project status. The full Dart Royal to Augusta route spans 106 to 110 miles depending on depot. Eighty miles from Port Royal to Lower Three Bus is nearing completion, with twenty nine miles from Tower Three Runs to Augusta yet to be built. Finishing the eighty mile segment may cost about 300,000 dollars, while the final thirty miles could be completed for under one million.
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Brain weights in historical specimens reveal anomalies
The report notes the brain of Ruloff’s fiend o weighed fifty nine ounces, exceeding the average by nine to ten ounces. It compares with Cuvier at sixty five or sixty four ounces, Daniel Webster at sixty four, and Dr Abercrombie of Scotland at sixty three, illustrating wide variation in brain weights.
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Diverse 19th Century Notes On Society And Industry
A miscellany notes a new planter society forming in Cubs to bring Chinese to Havana. Leverrier sick with consumption in Toulouse. Copper mass found at Engle Harbor. Over 200 women work farms in Indiana and Town states. A Virginian coterie law, Versaillists in Paris welcomed with enthusiasm. Massachusetts bars cider as intoxicant. Niagara has a man who once beat hackmen. Crown Princess writes about female labor. Miner wages rise to 9.57 dollars. Barns Poems edition sold in Glasgow. New York police report a costly set of diamonds. Breed’s Island linked to Bunker Hill battle. A Philadelphia youth faces a breach of promise. Montreal editor staff drowned in bogging. William J. Brooke commits suicide in Washington with a young lady present. New Orleans plans Mississippi mouth lift opposed by Picayune, approved by St Louis Board of Trade. A family poisoned in Louisville by copper verdigris in crema puffs. War on hoppers continues with fashions. bow ties, new hoop bustle described. Two leading New York editors are women earning high salaries. George D. Prentice buried at Cave Hill with ornate urn and lyre. Pennsylvania railroad ad from 1832 notes engines and horses for weather. Southern Presbyterian Assembly at Santaville adjourned. Brazil organises new Presbytery recognizing church ritual.
Brockville necktia social and burning accident report
A Brockville Canada building feature describes a necktia social where Indy attendees receive calico aprons and envelopes for entry. A separate account notes a guest’s shock after seeing a man fall through a roof into flames during an event. A Scientific American correspondent mentions an absorbent for stings and a fresh meat remedy, while an additional skeleton joins the Museum of Porpeii’s collection amid reports of six eruption victims.
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