Plague in Russia and Julies Grevy’s political rise noted
Editorial notes warn of spread of the plague in parts of Russia and measures such as burning villages and relocating inhabitants. The German empire curbs imports and felt production. The article then sketches M. Julies Grevy's age and long public career from 1830 through the Empire and into the Corps Legislatif, detailing his family background and education.
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Russia
Europe
M. Julies Grevy
France
Assembly
Committee of Justice
Paris
National Assembly
Corps Legislatif
Napoleon
Vetlisuka
Rasaia
Aussia
Volga
Astrakan
Zanizin
Tary Volga
Poland
Anecdotes of the Troops in the Khubum Valley
The London Daily Telegraph correspondent adds anecdotes from the Khubum Valley campaign. A regiment’s march turned into a steeplechase event with mounted natives and a terrified rider winning in a frightful dash. Dances, bonfires, and music by Khattak dancers accompany hillmen displays while regimental musicians perform.
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London Daily Telegraph
Sowar
Duke of Albany
Tulloch
Ghille Callum
Cross Swords
Per
India
Jordan River in sacred legend and Dead Sea imagery
The passage extols the Jordan as a sacred river whose mystic purpose separates desert tribes from a favored nation. It contrasts lifelike, perilous waters with the Dead Sea, noting its volcanic salt, eerie calm, and the impression of doom, while recalling Dante and Delacroix in its mood and symbolism.
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T. G. Appleton
Nile
Tiber
Jordan
Hermon
Dead Sea
Earth
Delacroix
Salt Lake
Mr. B Tees
You can be happy if you stop costly medical stions
A terse admonition promotes happiness by ending extravagant and wrong stions about doctors and human health. The fragment urges avoiding expensive practitioners and unspecified medical schemes for families.
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Humag Enre-Alle
Wolf’s teeth in horses do not affect vision
The article explains that blind teeth or wolf’s teeth are harmless supplemental teeth in front of the molars. They only impede chewing if they deviate, and should be removed with pliers if needed. Knocking them out with a hammer and chisel is barbarous and can leave roots causing irritation.
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Lahore
Khelati
Ghilizai
Commissariat
Can@abbar
Ghirisk
Khilat
Ghilzia
Candahar
Cabul
Yakoob Khan
Chandal
Kizibash
Acquittal for Aug F Boyle in Philadelphia murder case
Actor Aug F Boyle known as Harry G Richmond is acquitted in Philadelphia of the Dante Archer murder. Boston crowds reportedly saw stolen Union Pacific band coupons presented for redemption, traced to the Northampton Bank heist of 1876. Local cases include Thomas Belknap’s arrest for converting 32000 dollars in bonds belonging to Julia H Layd am. Chicago police capture counterfeiters using forged letter heads to obtain passes sold to scalpers. Deputy U S Marshal Simpson tries to attach Gen J F McDonald property in Wisconsin, meets armed resistance. A criminal warrant targets McDonald Mrs Lamotte and attorney Thompson for resisting U S officers in Ripon. plan scouts Milwaukee examination.
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Aug. F. Boyle
Harry G. Richmond
Philadelphia
Dante Archer
Union Pacific Railroad
Boston
Northampton
Simpson
Greer Lake County
Wis
J. F. McDonald
McDonald
Lamotte
Thompson
United States
Ripon
Milwaukee
Fragmentary Description of Oranges Like Sodom Ashes
The passage describes objects resembling small oranges in appearance and touch but containing hollow shells with fine filaments. It likens them to Sodom's ashes preserved in living punishment. The text notes their use by Arabs as matches for guns.
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Sodom
Josephus
Salt Lake
Fla
United States
Miss Sweet Explains New Pension Law To Inter Ocean
Miss Ada Sweet, Chicago pension agent, describes the arrears pension bill and its effects in Illinois. She notes about 18,272 pensioners in Illinois on last June 30 and Chicago hosts around 2,000 pensioners, with over 1,300 invalids and many widows and children.
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State of
Illinois
Chicago
Congress
Washi
Miss Sweet
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington
Interview Ends With Shared Joy Across All Sides
A brief interview closes amid mutual warmth and broad sympathy. Participants reflect on the moment as a unifying memory, inviting common celebration and collective goodwill.
Excavations in Rome Reveal Via Sacra Remnants
Excavations in the Valley of the Forum Rome reveal the Via Sacra from the Temple of Antonius and Faustina to the Arch of Titus with lined buildings. Noted are monuments including a bronze statue pedestal from A D 339 and a Constantius era shrine with Tarsus habitants, plus fragments of the Forniz Fabianus and a fasti tri fragment listing victories in Macedonia Spain and Numidia.
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Forum
Rome
Via Sacra
Antonius
Faustina
Titus
Paralle
Palatine Hill
Vesta
Regia
Jupiter Stator
Tarquinius
Fabius Titianus
Constantius
Flavius Leontius
Tarsus
Constantines
Fabianus
Marcedonia
Spain
Numidia
Jugurtha
Job Printing Office Ad Promises Quality and Low Cost
The Job Printing department offers latest type styles and materials with prompt dispatch. Legal blanks, bill heads, letter heads, books, pamphlets, posters, auction bills, cards and more are printed cheaply and to a high standard.
Secrets of the North Pole Revealed by Arctic Captain
San Francisco correspondent records Captain Tripp's Arctic voyage notes. He reports heavy sea ice, Wrangel's Land possibly habitable, and vegetation and shore features seen from ships. No human habitations or artifacts found, but speculation persists on a land area extending beyond known limits.
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San Francisco
Fripp
Arctic Ocean
Chronicle
Aretic
Tripp
Arctic
Coast Range
California
Wrangel
Alaska
North Pole
Wrangel’s
Herald Island
Poleae
Pacific
Atlantic
Kotzebue Sound
Buckland River
Point Barron
Bananas as a Food Staples in Tropical Lands
A columnist notes bananas can feed a person as well as wheat on far less land, arguing their easy cultivation hinders civilization in some tropics. Each plant bears 75 to 125 fruits and rapid regrowth follows harvest, with ripening occurring without much care.
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Jumboldt
Fulton's Clermont and the exile Countess on American shores
During the French revolution of 1793 the Count Stary and his wife, a Clermont daughter, landed in Oneida County and settled near the lake. Chancellor Robert R. Livingston invited them to stay at his Hudson mansion where they lived as guests until the revolution ended and property was restored. They later returned to France.
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Wassonville
Washington County
O. P. Hull
Emma
Des Moines
T. F. Brown
Chicago & Rock Island Railroad Company
Brown
Fulton
Clermont
France
Fie Blond
Count Stary
Oneida
Oneida County
Syracuse
Robert R. Livingston
Livingston Manor
Columbia County
Hudson
Paris
Bonaparte
Livingston
Fulideo
Tee Lety
Small, Well-Cared Stock Herd Yields Higher Profit
A concise aphorism notes greater profit from a compact herd with good care than a large herd neglected. It emphasizes efficient management over sheer size and underscores the value of attentive husbandry.
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Keokuk
Charles H. Finkbine
National Archery Association
W. S. Baldwin
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Thos. Kelly
de Witt Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Iowa
Abraham Kelly
Lockridge
Jefferson County
Chicago, Milwaukee and
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Wilhelm Wendt
Dubuque
Bagg
The
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Hunter
Hamilton Freeman
Winterset
Bontecou
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Jeannette Reiter
Jeannette
Hull
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Marshalltown
H. B. Fouke
Wisconsin
Richard Henry Dana
Mason, Tenn
St. Paul, Minn
Episcopal Church
Lee
Mass
Gilman
Ill
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F Ramdka Bros
Kilenny Station
Minn
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County Recorder
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Ohio
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Elsc
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Ashland
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Clark
Atlanta
Cherokee County
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H. M. Hempy
Fred Hempy
Cleveland Cabinet Manufacturing Company
St. Joseph, Mo
Louis Hox
J. W. Bailey
Wirts
Iuka
Miss
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Henry Carls
Carson City
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
First National Bank of
F. H. Lewis
Margaret Gillespie
Lyon County
J. W. Zellers
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Fort Robinson
Wild Hog
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James Ridley
Fred Meyer
Henry Hebler
Thomas Dixon
Nathan Caldwell
Johnson
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Tellers
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M. Jules Grevy
Marquis de Harcourt
Marshal Mac- Mahon
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the Orient
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Porte
Cyprus
Selitreno
Laris Melikoff
St. Petersburg
Vienna
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Dobradcha
Biluistria
St. Peters
Privy Council
State of Alabama
Ontario
Liverpool
New York
Sierts
Thomas Belknap
Thomas
Information For
Pensioners
Ure
Minnesota
Phily
Pearle
Maine Prairie
Stearns County
E. H. Atwoop
the Execuytions
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