Harrisons and Hayes events dominate Newark July reunion planned
President Hayes and Minister Noyes will attend the soldier and sailors' reunion in Newark Ohio on July 2 with Representative Keifer as orator. General Hastings and Mrs Platt Hayes niece will wed at the White House tonight in an informal ceremony by Bishop Jagger. A river and harbor, post office, army and iron bill and pension and life saving reforms pass Congress. Graves robbed stolen bodies and suits follow from Ohio and Ann Arbor colleges. Weavers strike in Patterson and grain shovellers strike in Buffalo continue with wage disputes. Montreal vows to keep peace for July Orange celebration.
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Medical College
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Patterson
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Buffalo
Montreal
The Europeans Congress Opens in London Debates Greece Admission
Atlantic telegraph reports from London June 18 that Greece may seek a consultative role at the Congress with direct relations possible. England and France push Greek access while debates on Bessarabia and Dobrudja exchange linger, with a possible postponement to Wednesday.
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Berlin
Timea
England
Greece
France
Bessarabia
Dobrudja
Russia
Roumania
Dirt as the Best Playground Advice for Mothers
A New Haven sermon extols dirt as essential for child health. The wise man argues children instinctively love earth, breathe fresh air, and learn through messy play, insisting mornings be dressed for dirty work and hands stained by garden soil.
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Continental sailed with hopeful cargo to Puget Sound
A twelve year effort by Coronel Mercer to bring women to the Puget Sound region for society and domestic life culminated with the ship Continental sailing from New York in 1906. The voyage to Rio de Janeiro and San Francisco lasted 94 days, passengers studied navigation, and upon arrival in Puget Sound the women found work and helped transform local society. A New York correspondent urged thousands more women to come, arguing that married women bring lasting stability and happiness.
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Fertilizer for Flowers From Horse Clippings
A Baltimore florist reports a liquid manure recipe from the Journal of Chemistry. Put one bushel of horse hoof clippings in a barrel, fill with water, and let it stand a week. Water bedding plants weekly if pot bound, otherwise weekly until roots form. Used on hard woods twice weekly, foliage turns golden then dark glossy. plants thrive in small pots and on transplanting. The liquid is a potent plant food, cheaper than other liquid fertilizers, and does not harm foliage or crust soil.
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The
Journal of Chemistry
Diana Thes
Turkish social topics on the harem and marriage norms
The article contrasts Islamic marriage laws in Turkey with Western views, noting Muslims may have up to four wives while Turks commonly have one. It discusses women’s social freedom, veiling, behavior in public, and domestic stereotypes with vivid anecdotes, including clerical remarks and a cadis ruling on a wife beating case.
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Hamel
The Emperor and His Future Empress at Traunsee Meeting
The Austrian emperor described as active and vigilant travels from Vienna to Traunsee for a dawn arrival at Techl. He meets the future Empress Elizabeth during a hunting-episode family gathering, where the striking beauty among four sisters captivates him, beginning a lasting liaison.
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Traunsee
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Limit Your Wasts and Attain Independence
The passage argues incomes vary and true wealth comes from limiting wants. It prescribes a simple rule: spend no more than income, keep wants few, and habitually estimate costs. By holding to frugal living, individuals can secure lasting financial independence, urging young men to save and spend wisely for a solid future.
Galveston Guards Oral Ageing Trainps On Island Bridge
Galveston stands as a unique city able to guard ageing trains by stationing a police officer at the bridge end. The village’s island setting makes this targeted security method feasible and noteworthy for local transit protection.
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