Whistling music and a village romance of Sarepta
Mrs Green and Sarepta navigate two suitors in a village tale full of social ambition and moral resolve. Merton pursues wealth and status while Edgarton remains earnest, as Sarepta defies her mother to choose love over money, culminating in a clash of expectations and a hopeful resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar
Geo
Mrs. Green
Allen
Charles Ex
George Merton
Sarepta
Edgarton
Merton
Mr. Merton
Charlie
Mrs
Tragic Brandon Vermont murder ends in suicide
A 15 year old, Frank Bricsor Jr., borrowed a rifle for hunting and was found dead with a pistol-ball wound in a Brandon Vermont ditch. A fleeing English youth, masked and dyed hair, later killed himself nearby after a murder driven by covetousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Vermont
Frank Bricsor
Pittsford
Clothi
Sao
Ceme
Hengiespringfield
Tragic murder rampage in Dalmatian hamlet of Spalazzo
In Dalmatia’s Spalazzo a man named Tomic killed his wife and father in a violent spree. He blocked streets with a musket, wounded a passerby and a woman, and refused to surrender as authorities debated how to end the siege. A persuasive clergyman attempted to calm him, but the gunman continued firing as police blockaded the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomic
Dundee
Scotland
Intrepid
Soutar
Thomas Wolve
James Winter
Peterhead
Willi Malligan
Perseverance
Spalazzo
Dalmatia
Houe Heliing Io Tomic
Aceaegeans Street
Oae
Iere
Toneene
Tomie
Sanitary skill decisive in Union victory claims
The New York Times argues modern military science shows sanitary care saved thousands in the Union army, with camp medicine, nourishing food, and prophylactics reducing disease. It contrasts Russian neglect and poor administration with improved sanitary measures, noting campaigns along the Lower Danube and in pestilence-prone regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Bear
Micklyginia
Dobrudseha
Bulgaria
Lower Danube
Danube
Wallace
New York Times
Bear and Turkey Fable Ends in Theatrical Claim
A confused fragment from the New York World recounts a bear confronting a turkey by a barn. The bear asserts rights to the turkey as a mate, while the turkey cites ancestry and death in a convoluted exchange. A fence separates them though the bear intends to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissie
Aer
Turkey
New York World
Virginia Nev. Mines To Explode Simultaneous Blasts
Readable fragments describe blasts at the Cy Neo Virginia mines in Nevada. Simultaneous detonations yield greater force than firing blasts separately, with results noted as very strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peece
Virginia
Nev
Local Job Printing Offers Neat Dispatch and Low Prices
The Job Printing department of this office is supplied with the latest styles of type and material, and all orders for work will be executed with neatness and despatch. We can do as good work, and as cheap as any printing establishment in the State. Legal blanks kept in stock. BILL READS, LETTER HEADS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, AUCTION BILLS, CARDS, ETC.
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Story County
Story
Hamilton
New Orleans
New York Custom House
California
Poe
Conecressman Buackevnyn
Kentucky
Turrsday
Boston
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Nashville
Los Angeles
Cal
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tauigue
Peru
Iquique
England
France
Scientific American
Weisenthal
Ensee
Saintes
Thimonnier
Etienne
Europe
Walter Hunt
New York
Howe
John J. Greenough
Benjamin W. Bean
George R. Corlies
Greenough
Isaac M. Singer
J. E. A. Gibbs
Millpoint
Bachelder
Elias Howe
Morey
Joanson
Pittafield
Mass
A. B. Wilson
Disease in War The Great Enemy of the Russians
The article discusses how disease, especially malaria cholera and typhoid, devastated Russian forces in the Danube campaigns of 1828 29 and 1854 55. It notes swampy marshes near Adrianople Varna and the Dobrudcha climate as key factors and criticizes the Russian commissariat and medical staff. It cites casualties and hospital cases among troops and describes how pestilence influenced campaigns and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Great River
Balkans
Adrianople
Danube
Commissariat
Dobrudacha
Varna
Dobrudscha
Silistria
Crimea
Governor authorizes executions of Molly Maguires murderers
The Harrisburg correspondent reports the Governor has issued warrants for the execution of several Molly Maguires and other mining figures. Executions are scheduled for June 21 and August 9 in various counties, including Tamaqua and Columbia, with a total of sixteen carried into effect through June, July, and August.
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Iitien
Hugh McGehan
James Roarity
James Boyle
James Carroll
Supreme Court
Bananas Pottsville
Theenen Manley
Thomas Sanger
James Arnes
Alexander Campbell
John P. Jones
Will — — Dela Chunck
Edward Kelly
Jo =negg
Patrick Hester
Hugh Tully
Patrick McHugh
Columbia County
Alexander W. Rea
Miss Whitby
Tonetethon
Harrisburg
Cor
New York World
Maine death sentence abolition echoed after Trim family killings
The essay argues abolition of the death penalty in light of Edward M. Smith, a former sea captain, being convicted of killing the Trim family of Bucksport last fall. It details the murders of old Mr. Trim, his widowed daughter Mrs. Thayer, and her child, the arson of the home and barn, and a bloodstained alibi.
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Maine
Edward M. Smith
Trim
Bucksport
Newland
Smith
Elevation notes of Colorado towns roll through mountains
The list documents dozens of Colorado elevations from Pueblo at 4609 feet to peaks like Mount Sultan 13166 and Mount Canby 13274. It traces towns and passes such as Sange de Cristo Pass and Poncho Pass with altitudes ranging from 0 to above 14 000 feet.
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Pueblo
Ae City
Denver
Trinle Colorado Onray
Manitou
Valley
Pagosa Springs
Animas City
Divi
Saguache
del Norte
Fort Garland
Poncho Pass
San Cristoval Leke
Reka
Sange de Cristo Pass
Silverton
Carr's Cabin
Howardsville
Paire
East Pass
Mrant Sultan
Reek Pass
Animas ‘Forks
Utenas
Mi City
Mount Sultan
Cunningham
Fork
Creek Pass
Mount Ineer
Mount Canby
Mount Galena
Broad Mountain
Sanders
Pak
Mount ‘Income Ia
Rocky Moulain Touriat
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Jon Watts
Ames
Iowa
Rainbolt & Barnes
New York House
Cyrus E. Turner
Ttorney
M’carthy
Stevens & Underwood Tyorneys
Bradley & Templeton
Physicians and Surgeons
West’s Hotel
U.S
D. &. Fairchild
Tilden & McLain's
Pew
G. A. Meredith
Jdeysician
Tilden & McLain’s Drug Store
N. H. Granger
F. D. Andruss
Bradley
Bank
Towa
Peterman
Clark’s Grocery
Onondagast
New Torr House
A. Bain
J. A. Fitchpatrick
Nevada
Lewis Schooler
Sheldshi
J. N. Scott
Nichols & Maxwell, Ivery and
Feid Stable
Des Moines
Baylies Great Mercantile College
Keokuk
Mississippi
Miller
Arnes
Quvantry
Prick
W. F P
Jean~ Barnes
Rockford
ABORN
Commer 4Th Street and
Court Avenue
Des Moines, Iowa
Capitol
G. B. Brown
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Great Trank Railway
Rae Aggre
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Hinoa
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Nuts
Chicago
Dakota
Colorado
Utah
Oregon
China
Japan
Australia
ST. Paul
Minneapolig
LA Crosse, Winona and ST. Peter Line
Chicarro
la Crosse
Winona
Rochester
Owatonnia
Mankato
Peter
Newbe
Minne
Greens Bay and
Marquette Line
Janesville
Watertown
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Appleton
Green Bay
Escanaba
Negaunee
Mecquere
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Lerony
Paal Chicago
Elgin
Kock
Fori
Freeport
Milwaukee
Crest
Pa Park
Waukegan
Racine
Kenosha
Pullman Palace
Minneapolis
al Cross
Beeston
State Street
Omaha
Farnham Street
San Francisco
Montgomery Street
Clark Street
Canal Street
Madison
Chicago & North-Western R.Y
Sient Train
Clifton
Marat Sp
Mo. Vai
Fa — Dune
Arelve Et Oat Des Moines
Wee Wees
Amea
Des Moies—C
Ottemwa
J. Louis
All Points
Weet
Nelson
Boyd Brothers
Scory
Champion Corn
Monitor Corn Planter
Gilpin
Brown
Furst & Bradley
Norwegian Slow Company
Ottawa City
Dere & Co
Story County Agricult L
Bolck
Tin
Keystone
A. 1 Oavis & CO
DIXON
Hollingsworth
John Dodds
Orvis
Mitchell
Whistling IN Heaven
Ees
Rem
Josey
Conan
Anax
Erick
Harper's Magazine
Craden
Black Charies
Boston Lyceum Bureau
Henry Ward Beecher
Hannan Pe Rornswarmp
Bares
Meyer de Rothschild
Senarr
Jerusalem
Rothschiki
Moses Montefiore
Democrat
Mauch Chunk
Vermont Supreme Court
Waite
Vermont Valley Railroad
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Lancet
Litchfield
Conn
Cribner
Theatles
Germany
Greenland
Pennsylvania
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