Man Demands Damages After Schoolhouse Threat Anew
A wiry middle aged man confronts Mr Riley at Possum Ridge schoolhouse claiming breach of his daughter's honor. He threatens violence and demands damages, insisting he will pay no less than two dollars to settle. The exchange ends with a demand for payment to avoid a fight.
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Detroit Free Press
Riley
Darter
Mr. Riley
The
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Borax in Europe from borocalcite sources
The Scientific American notes most European borax comes from borocalcite in Asia Minor. Process uses borate of calcium with bicarbonate and caustic soda, often replacing caustic soda with bicarbonate. Fine powder is boiled, filtered, crystallized, dried, and sold in pieces. lime carbonate byproduct is sold to glass, paper, or cement works. 100 pounds of borocalcite yield 100 to 105 pounds of crystallized borax.
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Scientific American
Indians Increasing Reality in United States Growth
Lg te authorities dispute the idea that Indian history is shrinking. They claim the native population is slowly growing as tribal wars end and the red man avoids trouble with Uncle Sam. The note adds that many are becoming self supporting agriculturists.
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United States
Red Man
Uncle Sam
Chicago Chronicle
A Light That Came in the Plains Home
Margaret Alston, living twelve harsh years on the plains with no children, finds hope as her earlier Bible stories inspire Cynthia’s son Cyrus to pursue the ministry. A Thanksgiving letter reveals that her quiet teaching shone into the boy’s life, and the verse she clung to becomes a beacon: let there be light.
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Gare
Cynthia
Daniel Fu
Sachin
John
Cyrus
God
Theological Seminary
Daniel
Neeleas
Margaret Alston
Lelf
the Home, Magazine
Washington
World of Industry shows U S steel 1899 output and trade notes
The World of Industry reports United States steel production for 1899 at 13,750,000 tons. It notes a St. Louis inventor’s screw elevator concept, a marble shaft discovery near Sylacauga, and a 98 industry survey showing 29 sectors employed 300 days that year. It also cites cigar shipments from Tampa through October 18, 1848 and other varied statistics including Italian malaria exposure and Paris lap dogs.
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Sylacauga
Tampa
Fla
Anton Petermandel
Steyr
Italy
India
Paris
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