Timely Topics on Schools and Exhibitions
The Tribune reports on racial school access denying negro children in Choctaw and Chickasaw areas. It quotes a bank robber’s letter praising Christianity while criticizing wrong. argues emigration of surplus women to new settlements as a solution. Centennial and Vienna exhibitions’ receipts and attendance are cited, noting large totals and ongoing days.
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Record-Setting Mile Run Marks Historic Horse feat
The piece chronicles Ten Broeck and Fellowcraft era milestones with a focus on a historic mile race and world record times. It notes attempts by Derby figures, the involvement of Walker as rider, and a legacy spanning generations from Lexington to Saratoga.
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James Lick dies after famous public works and trusts
James Lick, noted for grand public buildings and a vast series of trusts, has died. The late benefactor amassed wealth from diverse ventures, including donations to institutions. his will directs allocations totaling several millions. The article also touches on seed cotton shipments to Liverpool and various financial and scientific notes of the era.
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Spirits and seances at Glasgow meeting with notable tests
In Glasgow the twelfth session of the anthropological section discussed phenomena linked to mediumship and clairvoyance. Barrett and colleagues cited cases, including a card game where a clairvoyant girl named five of diamonds, the absence of prior cues, and notes on memory and perception. The discussion touched on Carpenter, Slade, and Cridge, with critics and supporters debating the reality of spiritual manifestations and tests.
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Yellow Fever Warning and Preventive Advice from Dr Hirels
Dr Elisha Hirels of New York discusses yellow fever death rates across cities and outlines preventive measures. He notes Baltimore's higher ground as protective, explains patterns of transmission along streets, and urges absolute cleanliness, daily bathing, drying skin, and avoiding night air during outbreaks.
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Daring Boy Dives For Drowning Mother and Sisters
On Thursday the 4th of Volume Fred Berryman aged twelve rowed his mother and two sisters from Saint Croix to Calais in a small boat. After reaching the wharf he aided one girl to safety and returned for the other.
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Doity and the New Science Redefine Divine Omnipresence
A fragmentary 19th century meditation argues that advancing science may replace humanlike conceptions of God with a universal omnipresent mind pervading all creation. It envisions belief shifting from a localized deity to a cosmic divine presence, uniting every star and flower in a single grandeur.
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The Sunlit Path of Faith and a Living Deity
A mid 19th century style meditation on religion argues for a universal divine presence. The speaker asserts that rulers breaking law and lovers of vice invoke a god watching all deeds, and that moral order persists beyond death through Christ enabling eternal life.
Pool betting and pool rooms harm horse racing officials discuss taxes
An editorial laments pool betting in trotting and horse racing, arguing taxes on pool sales yield little revenue and create large commissions for pool buyers. It proposes reforms to curb gambling, regulate telegraph tips, and force honest judging to restore integrity and protect spectators and drivers.
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Washington Monument work halted pending inspection findings
The United States commission overseeing the Washington Monument's completion will not permit any fall work until an army-financed examination assesses soil and foundation quality. While some fear deeper quicksand components near the river, others doubt the stone base strength, and the main focus will be the earth layers and their slope toward the river.
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