HOWARD'S LETTER ON ROYAL SORROW AND NEW YORK VISIT
A columnist argues royal grief deserves respect beyond private mourning, condemns toadyism at Prince George events, and recalls Prince Edward’s 1860 visit. He targets McAllister and Newport excess, contrasts Canadian hospitality with American celebrity fever, and praises genuine loyalty to the Queen.
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America
Newport
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Tue Girone
Brookline Road
Boston
Boston Common
Old Commonwealth
Nathaniel P. Banks
Old State House
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Massachusetts
Eveything
New York
National Guard
Castle Garden
Academy of Music
Accidental Natural Telephone Report From Black Hills
A tale from the Black Hills near Rapid City claims a natural telephone line between two tall peaks across a 12 mile valley. Tourists allegedly heard voices across the mountains when positioned at a focal point, suggesting elliptical sound reflection as a possible explanation.
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Rapid City
Black Hills Range
Salt Lake City
Three Gaunt Wolves Hunt Me Hunger Sin and Woe
Poet Francis Gerry Fairchild describes three wolves Hunger Sin and Woe haunting a speaker as夜 wind rattles the door and window pane. The speaker fears sin will not enter but Hunger and Woe threaten all men, recalling a past free of these fates and a looming deadly fate.
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Lord Rosse Telescope Description and Capabilities
The great telescope costs about 150000 dollars, weighs four tons, and features a tube 50 feet long with an eight foot diameter. It can be traversed with an umbrella raised, signifies powerful optics, and can view stars whose light would take up to 60000 years to reach Earth, enhancing celestial visibility.
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Notable European Deaths Highlight Week Images
Deaths in Europe include England's Cardinal Manning and Rome's Cardinal Simeons. Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale, died from pneumonia. Other columns will expand on these events.
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Abbas Pasha Becomes Khedive. Alexandria Welcomes Visit
Abbas Pasha, the new Khedive, sails into Alexandria from Trieste aboard a steamer as British warships fire royal salutes. Egyptian cabinet members and officials greet him. he travels by special train to Cairo. A French squadron will salute and present the Legion of Honor. The Moayad praises the English occupation for quelling foreign intrigues against Abbas Pasha.
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Tolstoi argues famine not solely Russian fault in strong April Telegraph piece
Count Tolstoi’s long article in the Daily Telegraph defends the Russian government against charges of apathy and exaggeration, recounting heartrending scenes of famine. Other dispatches note King Humbert’s Vatican overtures, Baron Abinger’s death, riots against Jews, and global reactions to European crises.
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Eight days in jail for conning in unlawful duel conduct
A court sentenced the defendant to eight days in jail for conspiring in a duelist-related offense. The case highlights the harsh penalties for students involved in duels deemed bloodless but illicit, reflecting strict authorities toward such conduct.
Buying Goat Skins of Arabs and Rise of American Morocco
American morocco leather shifted from heavy imports to majority domestic production. New York and other cities built large factories. Philadelphia plans to churn out 6500 dozen skins daily. Goatskins reach the US via Nijni Novgorod, Calcutta, Aden, and Ceara, with Arabs as shrewd sellers. Kangaroo tanning emerges as a new industry, Australia boosting prices and herds.
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Falling monument at Capitol Square prompts expert worry
An experienced artist in Richmond points to alleged instability of the Washington equestrian statue in Capitol Square. He cites potential bronze corrosion and possible granite settling as causes for a slight lean that could grow. The piece, unveiled in 1858 by Crawford, remains a landmark. the ad at the end promotes Syrup of Figs.
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City of Extinct Race Unearthed on Arid Plain
In Santa Fe New Mexico on January 12 reports describe a prospecting party led by Williams from Washington, D.C. uncovering relics and ruins of a lost prehistoric city. They found 62 stone houses, a 16 room two story edifice, tesselated paving, and evidence of a distant water source. A government expedition may follow to fully reveal the site.
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