Weekly Telegraphic News In Brief 1882
A wide scan of world and national items from the week including Kansas corn yields and Ohio totals, yellow fever in Pensacola, Clarifications on Japan Corea and Sheridan at Yellowstone, and incidents from Chicago to Mexico. Reports of strikes, political nominations, floods, drownings, and court actions frame a broad snapshot of late August 1882.
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Kansas
Pensacola
Ohio
Cincinnati
Japan
Corea
Gen. Sheridan
Barrett’s Bridge
Yellowstone Park
Berifleklin
Mexico
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Moi. Kane
Chicago
Margaret Mather
Juliet
McVicker’s
Callender
Courtney and
Lee
Canadaigna Lake
Payne
Deep Fork
Canadian River
Indian Territory
A. Ricker
Packer
Free Thinkers
Watkins
New York
Gov
Robinson
Stephensville
Texas
Hart
J. K. Boies
von Hisendreker
Germany
Washington
Edward M. Welch
Kewanee
Ill
Chenango County
Hocking Valley
Lancaster
Bronsville
Brownsville
Point Isabel
Murray
Rio Grande
Santa Marie
Matamoras
Miscellaneous Recipes for Egg Plant Fish and Cakes
A collection of kitchen directions for baked egg plant with nutmeg and ham, white fish with a milk dressing and crusted top, almond cream between cake layers, and a basic luncheon pancake method. Includes volume notes, spicing, and serving ideas like mashed potatoes and currants.
Winter Angel Kills Father as Children Play
A chilling verse recalls a December night when the Angel of Death comes unseen to a household. The father dies in silence, the mother mourns, and the children continue to laugh and play while the grave lies cold.
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Papa
How to Be Beautiful by Cultivating Mind and Heart
A nineteenth century style treatise argues beauty comes from a noble mind and generous heart. It states intellect nourished by reading and meditation shines on the face, while kindness and love become guiding principles enriching life and enduring beyond youth.
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Earth
Snow as Image of Death and Life Emerging
The passage treats snow as a symbol of death yet hints at enduring life beneath its robe. It foresees a future time when cold shadows melt before the sun and mortality is swallowed, revealing life in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Welch
Topeka
Kansas
Robert Colyer
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Wilteorge
Ety
Ly de
Iselves
Weekly Leader
Telegraphic News
Minnesota
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Mabille Iron Works
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Bellaire Nail Works
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Pine Ridge Agency
Oak
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Catholic Negro Societies
James McGinnis
Grosvenor Hotel
London
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Harmony Mills
Grand Trunk
Highland Creek
Sherman
Congress
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Daly’s
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Fourteenth Street Theatre
Ranch No
Blaine
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Charles R. Thorne, Jr
Gen. Wolseley
J. H. Reagan
Mississippi River Commission
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Arabi
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Stock Exchange
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Savage
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Hale and
Norcross
Tariff Commission
Boston
Rufus Hatch
New York Produce Exchange
Waverly
N. Y
Tug Wilson
James Elliott
America
James Redden
Newcastle
Del
St. Paul, Minneapolis, & Manitoba
Moses Lusby
D. C. Lusby
Knoxville
Tennessee
Mabry
Missouri River
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Louis A. Garnett
John Hewston, Jr
F. F. Low
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Anglo-Californian Bank
Col. Swinney
Royal Artillery
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Gray, Parry & Co
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Michael Nesbit
Rev. O. ©. Wheeler
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Legrand Collier
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Peter Heiss
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R. 1
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Meillicuddy
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Wilkinson
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Charles J. Kickham
Dublin
British Association For Advancement Science
South Port
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Tennyson
Longfellow
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Liene
Kings County Constabulary
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Frederic Lueke
Mahony
Brophy
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Levi P. Morton
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Randall L. Gibson
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Quicklime
Jim Keene
Golden Gate
Nikita
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Wm. Cox Bennett
Ll.d
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New Zealand
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Folger
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Panama
United States
D. W. Bliss
Board of Audit
Gen. Rosecrans
House of Representatives
John BE. Tourblette
Marquis Lorne
Princess Louise
Suit
British Collumbia
San Frinelar
Chambers’ Journal
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