Wisconsin professor plans a sunlit observatory well deep to view stars
Prof. Watson of Wisconsin University designs an observatory built into a hillside with a 20 foot deep cellar and a 60 foot vertical setup. A large tube guides reflected light to the observer stationed at the cellar to see the heavens even at midday.
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Sermon Notes Highlight Talmage Political Instructions
The preacher said he received political guidance not from Chicago Cincinnati or from the Throne of God and urged voters to back a reunited country with no North or South. If Talmage’s character matched Beecher’s, his stance could carry weight, since Beecher’s support for Garfield would be a powerful endorsement.
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Worcester Spy Ponders Cobden Club Rebuke Comment
The Worcester Spy notes Senator Hoar’s Saturday address to the Merchants Club as a sharp rebuke to the English Cobden Club’s alleged meddling in American politics. It does not mention Garfield’s election as a member in connection with that rebuke.
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Doubt Over Garfield Letter on Chinese Labor Circles
A New York dispatch reports political circles debating the authenticity of Garfield's letter favoring Chinese cheap labor. Rumors abound of proof to be printed by Truth, claiming the letter is genuine and the Employers' Union exists, with postmarks and figures challenged as false.
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Outrageous Bulldozing By Maine Republicans
The article describes attempts by Maine Republicans to interfere with laborers voting for Hancock, including threats to suspend pensions of veterans who vote against the party. It notes Captain Abram Bray’s pension suspension after he refused to vote Republican, and observes a general decline in Republican majorities in Kittery.
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Irish Land League to Organize Nationwide Tenant Strike
A Dublin despatch reports a Land League chiefs conference before Parnell left for Galway. They plan immediate Ireland wide tenant farmer organization and a general rent strike next year with a chief organizer and six district organizers. Parnell urges Davitt to stay in America to aid, while tensions rise among landlords and security preparations increase in England.
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Thebais Wins Criter ion Stakes in Fast Race
Crawford's filly Thebais captures the Criter ion stakes for two year olds in a tight finish by a length and a half over Savoyard with Sir Marmaduke close behind. Rosebery's Savoyard places second while J R Keene's Bookmaker trails sixth. Time 1 30. Don Fulano runs second in Nursery stakes.
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Insane Boston Woman and Noted Diplomat Arrive in New York
A young woman from Boston identified as Mrs. Lander was jailed at Charles Street Police Station after an attempted suicide by hanging in her cell. Bellevue Hospital treated her as a possible case of insanity. The same day in New York, Irish Land League speeches by Davitt and O’Reilly highlighted political tensions. Also filed court schedules show business liabilities, while Baron Arino of Brazil arrived aboard the Baltic on a diplomatic mission to Washington.
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Meeting of the Book Trade Association in Philadelphia
Report on international copyright treaty opposition circulated at the Philadelphia meeting as the committee proposes a bill to grant U S citizens copyright rights in foreign works with publication windows and delays for translations and dramatic pieces and a three member committee empowered to expand to present the measure to publishers and Congress.
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Keokuk Northern Line Packet Co. officers ousted in court ruling
In St Louis Judge Lindell rules shareholders may restrain the company’s general business and appoint a receiver. He finds W F Davidson P S Davidson W M Rhodes and Hutchi son Thethar and Conrad as majority of the board abused trust, ordered return of about 35000 in profits, and a new election. Keokuk Northern Line, the river's largest transport firm, owns many steamers and barges.
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Italians confront canal delays in Sandwich depot
At Sandwich, Massachusetts, Italian crowds near the depot resist with police help, while selectmen arrange passes to New York for tomorrow night. Officials report no new trouble, and telegrams show money is believed to be secured to resume work with Driesbach, Skillman, and the New York Company watching developments.
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Louisiana Planters Seek Chinese Labor via Cuba
Washington reports planters in Louisiana pushing to import Chinese labor from Cuba but face Spanish and Chinese consulate barriers. A $4 passport fee charged by Spanish officials and another $4 by the Chinese consul effectively embargoes deportation. Louisiana planters will appeal to the State Department, though success is uncertain. Exportations to Canada.
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