Eaux Rex and Atlantic News Across The Nation
A mosaic of notes from universities to currency, liquor strikes, and mystery finances. Reports on public policy, ministerial fraud, and the Mint's foreign coin valuations set against climate notes and crop prospects in Australia. The piece weaves politics, economics, and rural intrigue with brief sketches of notable figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
News of the Week Personal and Political
Writs A Hesro of Smitwich NB polls national bank examiner roles for Mane and Now hinpeli. Resignations, birthdays, Mauritius politics, Caribbean and European外交, shipwrecks, and notable marriages populate a wide scape of 19th century notes from officials, rulers, and society figures.
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A. Hesro
Smitwich
N. B
Mane
Nowhinpeli
P. Hesat Davee
Tammany Hall
Ty A. Flack
Giapstorn
Pere Hessussy
Mauritius
Lotellier
Carlaruhe
Germany
United States Senate
Mississippi
Lon Toprannicn
Mr. Grans Vosm
B Etter
John Bright
Lireresast Witttas EL. Exony
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Pacific Squadrop
Alaskan
W. W. Lortixe
Pasha
United States Army
Loring
New York
Mictan. Davert
Mia Mamie Yoro
Oakland
Cal
Briorany A. Hares
Hayes
Mary Sherman
Norwalk
Mist
Marinck MacManon
Marshal
MacMahon
Paris
Prince Helvan
Prince Murat
Eugenie
Quarreling through time and tales in a miscellany
A collage of humor and snippets from papers, including a Maine minister freed, tissue bonnet tricks, a waiter and a soggy potato joke, a barbed maxim on money and marriage, and a Burdette anecdote about good whistlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Abenr
Smbour
Burlington Prep Press
Espetral
Bartholidi
St. Paul Herald
Harding
P. S
Washington Gritte
Johnny
Gentienan
John
Ledger
Nellie
Burdette
Bet on Grant terms ends with counterfeit bill
Two men argued at a Detroit saloon over whether Ulysses S. Grant served two or three terms. A bartender settled the dispute, paying ten dollars. the supposed money proved to be counterfeit in an 1864Detroit Free Press account.
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Lamer. Kane
Lincoln County
Ark
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Wheelers
Pine Bluff
Wheeler
Auscellaneous
Dervry
Jockey Club
American Society of Naturalists
Philadelphia
G. K. Gilbert
United States Coast Survey
F. 8. Wilson
Bryn Mawr
Galesburg
Opera House
St. John
N. B
Black Point
Purdy
John Sinclair
Charies H. Barnosp
York
Carrars Stannow
New Mexico
Las Vegaa
N. M
Savings Banks of
Massachusetts
H. H. Troore
Keokuk
Wabash Road
Conneil Bluffs
Elm Flats
Pattonsboro
Distan
W. Sheldon
Natal
Munich
Germany
Slige
Ireland
Ayr
Scotland
Isabella Burns
Hinvan Centras
John Q. A. Williams
Harvard
M. Sable
Boston Fire Department
Hamen
Nagios
Messian
Sinaloa
Mexico
Marlboro
Nicholasville
Lowe
Europe
Canadian Pacific Railroad
London
von Kallen
Kiies
Kansas
Lisbon
Portugal
Mek Reinmeyer
Henry Kager
Longsville
Thacugsloh Vint Heedas
Casey Blackburn
Blackburn
Bradas
Baltimore
Wilkin Wharton
Wiliam Te
Poynaylvania
Hatters’ Assistation
Inman
City of Chester
Liverpool
Coymiesnisen Pirk
New York
Exons
Emmons
Geoluast
Wormby’s Hotel
Washington
Lincoln
Garrett
Proline Mowe
Yeall
Sofie
Mr. Daly
Carson
William Neal
Hughahnin
William Dowling
Dan Hillhowse
McElroy
Tuet
Missi
Lews Adams
Benjamin Bush
Johnson
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mississippi
J. Stone
Ala
Marshal’s
Benns
Saxony
Thursmen
Maretty
Humiltenm
Jas Bt
Hamilton
Lieiulich
Hamaiten
Lloyd
Ews
Oepert
Verner
Peony
McNamara
Mets
Oleverncovinck
Howe
George Hilerluay
Flumitton
Llard
Warner
Newport
Geers
Leary
Hanitiant
Riggins
Myself
Sixth Street
Sowport
sUuMhiNer
Cluyrbur
Cloyd
Lloyd'sreply
Riggins and
Lloyd and Newport
Lloyd Sed
Pinkerton
Vossen
Michigan Avenue
Grant
Tam
Detroit Free Press
Cholera in Japan Through the Years
Historian notes cholera first appeared in 1822 at Nagasaki, then China faced outbreaks. Major waves followed in 1877 with 7,967 deaths and 1879 with 105,786 fatal attacks, a 1885 revival causing 7,152 deaths as the disease persisted with increased access of foreign ships.
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Japan
Sanitary Bureau
Nagasaki
China
N. F. Post
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B. T. Hobbs
Papeene Roysrammieren
Sotices
Taline
Eaux Rex
Teade
Modern Language Convention of America
Johns Hopkins University
America
Whitney
Navy Yaals
Frant Wilkeson
Rocky Mountains
Bohemian
Thy
Asoiation of
Thv
Mint
Austria
Bolivia
Hollano
India
Peru
Russia
Tripoli
United States of Colombia
News OF the
Telegraph and Mail
Gulf of Ship
Charleston
Reigate
Nations Guard
South Carolina
Chicago
Greenville
Joan
Delores Land Mnd Cattle Company
Tesna
Moston Worald
Toulon
Teon
Ini
Aberdeen
Miss
Texas
Peally
Fittsburg
Fort Wayne
BL. Paul
Bovaroen
Donaldsonville
Moblery
John A. Lagan
Germmey
Hradish Johnson
Igbee
Atchison
Kansas City
Jim Cummings
Ofice
Adams Express Company
St. James Hotel
Whitrock
Oscar Cook
East Bottoms
Cooke
Cook
Toney
Boston
Harvard College
John A. Williams
Harvard Col
Abraham Williams
Hamilton Vossen Turis
Kava Orit
Dee
Frank Marines
Attrali
William
Harrilton
M.S. McTaali
Lenin
Leer Pestjibeddie
Lammare
Syed
Nebraska Avenue
Kanens City
Missours Maric
Cypress Yards
Kaw oPiWehaw
Fou Lea Miscouri Pacific
Melon
Dec. W
American Society
Retaraline
PF. B. Wilson
C. A. Oliver
Prof. Hyatt
Powell
Srockeryven
A. Leventhal, Jr
Eunn
Rookhaven
A. C. McNair
Orney At Law
Lkourslaves
Jarkson
G. S. McMillan
Tunn
R. Spencer
Osklieaven
Rammywhox
Its
Thilpson & Sexton
Attorneys At Law
Brookhaven and Hazlehurst, Miss
Ade
Copteh
Fy Watles
J. W. Bennett
Haughtry & Smyle
EJ. Bowen
Oruaven
Ory Saughtry & Smylis
da. J. O, Frilick, Diiwwrist
Urmaven, Mississippi
Yesrit
Cherokes Street
East Tite Tsweattrgadl
J. B. Dauchtry
Istrance Agent
Dock Haven
Mistiarpet
Ascot
Wwndon and Globe
Ku Lt
J. Warren
Ork
Zistier
Rananeaf
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