Use of Profanity Is Simply a Silly Habit
Howard's Letter argues profanity is a habit rather than an evil, then recounts a Broadway car scene with a quarrel between a man and woman and their child. The essay urges parents to curb vulgar speech, praise forbearance, and reflects on how tongue and heart shape conduct, ends with a cautionary moral.
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St. James
News in Brief: Behring seas and frauds dominate reports
A digest of 1880s dispatches notes the Vigilant sailing from Halifax to guard fishing grounds, Behring Sea tensions, and a treasury dispute over Hyatt’s $722 million. Also covered are rail, weather, labor, and court actions across the U.S. and Canada, with accidents, fires, frost damage, and political shifts amid a wide Atlantic and inland panorama.
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California's Russians and the San Francisco Church Fire
A Russian Orthodox bishop in San Francisco woke to smoke at 2 AM as flames gutted the church beneath his residence. Priests and scholars escaped amid a fearfully suspicious blaze tied to stolen finances, alleged planned murder, and possible records to expose criminals. investigators weigh sensational claims about the church's history.
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Frog Rides Turtle In Fountain At Mulberry Street
At a Mulberry street restaurant a large green turtle and a frog reside in the fountain tank. The frog cannot stay underwater and rides the turtle when the back surfaces. The frog mounts the turtle each time the shell returns to air and glides around the tank with an air of ownership. It is a tunny sight.
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Guy and Clingstone Stay With Gordon in 1889 Training
Cuy and Clingstone Cleveland May 25. W J Gordon still owns Guy and Clingstone and both are in training for 1889. Sale last week shows Gordon valued Guy at 340000 or more, with H A Stephens watching the sale. Gordon ill and may not live to see his plans. Guy beat Maud in 2 05 10, likely to enter Budd Dobles stable if terms agreed. Guy shown fast furlongs and near 14 seconds, 102 percent in halves, temper improved, seven ounce shoes, racing condition improving.
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Remarkable colt Guy of Campau draws strong bids and praise
The article details bids for a celebrated young trotting colt named Guy, valued at 29 500 by Campau and 2 000 via Dr. Stuart. At nine years old, he is praised as exceptionally fast though temperamental, with rivals like Clingstone nearing retirement. Other figures include J S Case and Crawford endorsing Guy, while Guy’s origin, sale history, and temper are outlined along with mention of The Demon, an older horse.
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Clingstone Prospects Shown By Rysdyk Lineage
Clingstone, a son of Rysdyk, displays speed despite inbreeding concerns. Gordon shows affection for the gelding, with Budd Doble keeping him in view. Clingstone II, five, impressed last fall by turning quarters in 3 seconds, suggesting strong colts and future racing potential.
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Henry Sage's anticipated Cornell endowment gift amid McGraw-Fiske suit
Ithaca magnate Henry W. Sage, Cornell's largest benefactor, may endow the university further if the McGraw-Fiske suit loses, pledging 300000 for a new library endowment in addition to building costs. If the suit wins, his half million likely goes to university needs, boosting his total gifts to about 1 million in cash plus counsel.
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Horrific Atrocity Alleged at Chicago Asylum in Hill Testimony
Engineer George Hill testified on May 20 about brutal abuse at the Dunning asylum. Attendants Julian Lock and others allegedly beat him, broke bones, and neglected care while threatening fatal harm. He described witnessing a fellow inmate Levi beaten and dying that night, prompting medical review by Dr. Harold Moyer.
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AuburnsAsylum Allegations of Brutal Treatment at Auburn
A report from Auburn New York claims the local insane asylum mirrors a Chicago facility in cruel practices. Ex-convict Sheedy recounted keepers kicking patients and torturing inmates, including a dwarf named Lester who died after brutal abuse in December 1486. Palmer allegedly was force-fed to stay alive, prompting questions about asylum doctors and warders.
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Russia's Aim to Reclaim Vast Arid Lands in America
Denver reports J. Ranney, an imperial household attache, says the Uzar plans to learn American irrigation and machinery to aid his bid to reclaim about 1 000 000 acres of arid land near Persia. The interview notes the czar’s interest in irrigation tech and farming methods.
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Evictions Begin as Guthrie Rises in Martial Law
Soldiers were called Friday as Guthrie faced mass displacement after arbitration awarded a prime Guthrie lot to Driscoll of Chicago. Diemer of Kansas resisted eviction, mobs gathered, and Captain Cavanaugh dispersed them. Soldiers guarded streets. further ejectments were planned amid looming clashes.
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Talmage's fruitless trip to Baltimore
In Baltimore on May 25 Rev. T DeWitt Talmage arrived from New York believing he was to lecture on or about May 22. A miscommunication left his booking uncancelled and no lecture was announced at Ford's Opera House.
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Consumption Surely Cured Claim in Letter to Editor
A reader touts a positive remedy for consumption and claims thousands cured. I A Slocum offers free two bottles of his medicine to readers who mail express and P O addresses from 181 Pearl Street, New York.
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Globe Universal Assistant offered at low price
A short promotional notice touts The Globe Universal Assistant as a practical thrift and management handbook for all ages. It claims the book contains more usable information than any $5.00 volume and offers the cloth bound edition plus The Weekly Globe for one year, mailed free for $1.10 with ten cents prepaid mailing.
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Gas vs Powdered Coal Demonstration in PirrsnurG Penn
In PirrsnurG Pennsylvania a public test will compare three furnaces using natural gas Swindell gas device and coal pulverized to a fine powder. The process by J C McAuley and Erastus Wiman promises cheap rapid pulverization and aims to show powdered coal can rival natural gas in efficiency and cost.
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Panama Canal Smash Forces Mass Evacuation
From Panama on May 16 reports reach New York that the canal disaster triggers large-scale evacuation. Jamaican authorities have shipped 4000 people and issued tickets for 3000 more to depart by the soonest steamers, leaving depots crowded and shelters scarce. Consuls offer passage home. Peru's consul has sent 258 Peruvians back, with many others awaiting options to leave.
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