Fisheries Award Bill Fails to Pass House Rules
Report from the Committee on Foreign Affairs shows a bill for 5 1 2 million dollars to pay the Fisheries award failed to suspend the rules and pass in the House by two thirds required. Senate plans to insert the appropriation into the Sundry Civil bill for simple majority concurrence. The era’s tension includes reports from Idaho about militia movements, the Mexican border, and a looming nationwide strike with trampler badges seen among harvesters.
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Camp Lyon
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Texas
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Mexico
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Shafter
Fort Clark
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Be Atlantic Telegraphs and Greece in Congress Debate
Reports from Berlin and London describe telegraphic updates on Greece’s possible admission to the Congress. France England Austria and possibly Germany are poised to support, Italy to oppose, amid hopes for a peaceful East balance of influence. An understanding between Russia and Austria is seen as likely. Local wage disputes and strikes continue with mixed outcomes across Lancashire and Manchester. Two hundred and twenty-two Mormons sail from Liverpool for Salt Lake City. A Glasgow trades demonstration is noted with colorful anecdotes.
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Prince Gortechakoff
Er — Loypom
Beater
Berlin
Jodgresan
Greece
France
England
Austria
Germany
Italy
Russia
Blackswan
Mancaestter
Lancashire
Burnley
London
Masters’ Association
Blackburn
Liverrout
Salt Lake City
History of the Looking Grim Mirrors in glass era
Mirrors originated in polished metal but glass mirrors appeared in Venice. In 1507 Andrea and Dominico Murano won a twenty year monopoly for crystal mirrors. By the 17th century shapes and back engravings evolved, with prismatic light from beveled edges. In England after the Restoration, looking glasses spread with notable displays at Vauxhall in 1667 and Nell Gwynne’s house noted for glass interiors.
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Andrea
Dominico
Murano
Council of Ten
Florence
Pagan
France
England
Samuel Morland
Vauxhall
Nell Gwynne
St. James’ Square
Pall Mall
Pennant
Vintage Festival Feast of St. Roch at Rhine Villa
A fragmentary report describes the St. Roch festival near Bingen on the Rhine held at a Villa site. Mentions festive bells, hemp lined hill, and a temporary palisade as preparations unfold, reflecting a picturesque rural celebration.
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Roch
Bingen
Rhine
Herr Braun
Rudesheim traditions mark late vintage festivity
The passage notes villagers in costume and parish processions with clergy, banners, crosses, hymns, and rosary as they spend the day sociably. It highlights the Rudesheim Isiennas vintage beginning around November 3, tied to abbey rituals and a past lapse by an Abbot of Fulda that shaped the festival.
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Hymans
Rudesheim
Lake Pal
Rudedheim
Fulda
Training Memory Like Muscles Through Persistent Practice
The text argues memory strength grows with use and deliberate training. It likens memory to a muscular arm developed by vigorous activity such as plowing and woodwork. Weak memories improve when the weakest faculties receive the most attention, guiding a balanced, disciplined mind toward a focused path of thought.
Notable Tilden Mine Promises Rich Silver and Ore
In Chal creek district heavy ore finds keep smelter operations running late in the season and reduce dump waste. The Tilden on Boulder Mountain reportedly yields veins up to 6 feet wide with galena, silver, and native silver contents. five miners own it, once offered 100,000 dollars, but kept ownership. The Rocky Mountain Tourist.
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Chal Creek
Boulder Mountain
Turkey
Rocky Mountain
Mennies Hatched Adonis Falters In Street Car Heist
A young man long known for trying to pass a five dollar bill as fare is thwarted in a street car scam. The driver changes a pile of coins and small bills, exposing the counterfeit attempt. The would be trickster ends with a single half dime and admits defeat, avoiding further trouble.
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Mennie
Adonis
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