Winter Whimsy and the Power of Good Nature
Tork, January 19 recounts a mild open winter in Central Park with bright streets and playful scenes. A long reminiscence contrasts two men: one cheerful and benevolent, the other a rigid Gradgrind whose sourness curdles daily life. the piece ends urging personal good nature as life’s true comfort.
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Central Park
Groun
Orphan Asylum
Riverside Drive
Uifort
Astor House Rotunda
Angel of the Lord
God Father
Dickens
Earth
Heaven
Greenland
Himalaya
Bachelor Babcock’s pool of brides and boodle offers
Michigan bachelor James L. Babcock, bound by an eccentric uncle’s will to wed within five years or lose 500000, receives hundreds of marriage proposals from a nationwide pool of over 1000 women. Applicants range from schoolteachers to actresses, all willing to trade affection for money, with letters arriving weekly and kept anonymous by signature.
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Ayn Arpor
Mich
Babcock
James L
Tue Grose
New England
United States
North
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Michigan
Maine
Mexico
Ann Arbor University
Waternam
Mass
Babc
Heart of Hixon Healed After Major Rib Surgery
In Wortimeron Indiana on January 15 John Hixon of Linton neared recovery after Dr J A Minnick removed almost all of the fifth left rib over the heart to treat a long standing abscess. The operation lasted about an hour with the heart and pleura protected. The patient's condition improved, appetite returned, and he expected to resume work soon. Dr Minnick, NYU 1858 graduate.
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Worhers
Blawyer
Parker's
Stampe
Wberal
Lauchings
Wortimeron
Ind
John Hixon
Linton
J. A. Minnick
Hixson
Hixon
Dr. Minnick
The
University of New York
The New Electoral Puzzle of Presidential Power
A parliamentary tone urges readers to study a new table showing how states could swing an election without key battlegrounds. It notes the Electoral College as the backbone of government and teases a popular game titled Society of Politics or The Race for Presidency, offering insight into how a few thousand votes in a few states could alter the outcome.
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Harrison
New York
Cleveland
New Jersey
Benjamin
Grover
Bew
York
Nevada
Republic
Politica
Rai We Ee
Homer
VICK
America
Vick Slevshan
Mochester
Cider Farmer Withholds Apple Juice Under New Law
Reuben Calvin of Manchester Centre Vermont stores 100 barrels of cider and will not sell due to strict liquor law penalties for cider sales. Indictments and fines have been issued to several farmers who sold by the barrel. Farmers grasp the law's impact, already angered as apples were pressed into cider this season amid a bountiful harvest.
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Vermont
Routlane
Reuben Calvin
Manchester Centre
Thawing dynamite explodes. two men killed in Quebec mine
At Caperton in Sherbrooke Que two miners Dennis Conture and Joseph Noel tried to thaw a stick of dynamite at Albert Copter Company mines when it exploded blowing them to atoms. The report notes the tragedy as a fatal blast with no surviving witnesses.
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Sherbrooke, Que
Dennis Conture
Joseph Noel
Albert Copter Company
Caperton
News in Brief Covers Strikes and Elections
The itemized brief notes a New York clearmaker strike, fatal gas burns in Lima Ohio, heavy Atlantic gales at Halifax, Maine senator re election, early spring blooming pansies in Mattoon Illinois, and a Treasury bond sale. It also mentions the Eleventh New York National Guard muster out, trust-busting bills in New York, Grant monument designs, Ku Klux activity in Kemper county Mississippi, and other varied political, legal, and weather updates from across the United States.
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New York National Guard
Grant Monument
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Mich
Anthony Higgins
Delaware
United States Senate
England
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Sepieres
Osage City
Kan
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Carbondale
Mississippi Lumber
Wilmington
Del
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Cramia & Sons
Yorktown
Minnesota
W. D. Washburn
United States
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Montevideo
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America
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London ‘Times
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Minn
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Baltimore
Virginia
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Findlay
National Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
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Ohio State Board of Pardons
Foraker
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Neche
D. T
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Stapleton
Oneida
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Madison County
Eliah Yangheim
T. B. Walsh
C. E. Scott
John M. Phillips
Methodist Book Concern
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Little Rock
Fort Smith Road
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Ark
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Kimberly
Pacific
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Samoa
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Elmira
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Hoboken
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Liverpool
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Demerara
Dee
William Dowell
Huntington
Ind
Mr. Smith
Lancaster
New England Tobacco Growers’ Association
Internal Revenue
Bremen Steamship
Atah Amakes
Freight wreck at Kent Ohio and other 1850s items
A freight wreck occurred in Kent Ohio when two trains collided in the yards injuring crews and wrecking engines and cars. Reports note a Mississippi gubernatorial order to arrest arsonists in Kemper county. Other items cover the Forty-niners reunion in New York, a Belvidere New Jersey trial, revenue figures, Indiana Senate rules, and a large New York City lodging house opening.
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Amercan Pemorical Society
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