Review of New Books and Literary Topics
A long literary digest reviews Tar Azatat Worup and related works by Appleton and Clarke publishers. It praises scientific clarity, travel narratives, explorations in Africa, and translated classics, noting Harper and Bodleian style editions, inexpensive Household Editions, and a broad catalog of fiction and non fiction titles with authors like Whit ney Galton Seelye and Dickens.
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New York
D. Appleton & Co
Cincinnati
Robert Clarke & Co
Harper's
I. J. Mahoney
Cinvinpati
W. D. Whitney
Yale College
Appleton
Whitney
Papfet
Hardy
D., Appleton & Co
Francis Galton
Breakvast
Luwon
Vai Mariaa
Ormmok
Joona Reliable
Stone Otal New , Armstrong & Co
GR Bisvene & Gav
Robert Clarke Co
J. T. Headley
Scribner, Armstrong & Cincinnati
Iatellinies
Norway
Joan Knox
Thomas Carlyle
Harper & Bros
Rowan Empire
Theodosius the Great
Charles the Great
A. M. Curteis
Gibbon
Philadelphia
J. Bree
Robert Clarke
Far West war immanent as three parties roam
Spotted Tail Agency reports three large war parties left on June 17 one targeting Pawnee Ute and Shosaone lands stirring fears of a new Indian conflict. Government teams relay information to Indian Agents as tensions rise.
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Omana
Spotted Tail
Ponca
Pawnee
Ute
Shosaone
Races at East Saginaw Michigan On June 23
East Saginaw track days attendance rose but lagged expectations. Richard Penniston’s Richard won the 2:44 pace in three straight heats, with Lady Turpin second. Brother Jonathan won the 2:23 race while Mollie Morris was second and Fred Hooper third. Sleepy George took the open pacing race in three straight heats ahead of Granger.
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Detroit
East Saginaw
Richard Penniston
Richard
Lady Turpin
Editorial Excursion to Colorado From Atchison
About 200 editors from Ohio Indiana Iowa Wisconsin and Missouri arrived in this city to join an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad excursion to Grenada Colorado. An excursion train of Pullman sleepers departs at 7 in the morning. Banquets are planned at Emporia and Wichita hosts city breakfasts and Fort Dodge officers dinner. the party travels to Grenada Friday and returns Sunday noon.
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Counterfeiters Arrested in Pirrssure Case Hearings Planned
In Pirrssure June 23 authorities captured counterfeiters including John Connors alias Black of Cincinnati and John Lyons a former Vine street watchman and prize fighter. Connors once robbed the Co shocton treasury. Lyons and D M H Frank with D D Davis are jailed. All to have hearings Friday before the United States Commissioner. $20,000 in counterfeit notes found.
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Black
Cincinnati
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Faro
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Connors
Coshocton Tressury
Aleghany
M. H. Frank
D. D. Davis
United States
Fire destroys college and fifteen houses near St Theresa
A disastrous blaze near Quebec at Quensc on June 23 wiped out the St Theresa village college and about fifteen houses. Firefighters battled the flames as residents stood by. No further details on injuries or causes were available in the report.
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London Zoo's Promise and Costs in Early Expansion
The piece recounts the shift from old London menageries to a modern zoological garden in the capital, praising improved living conditions and public interest. It notes promoters like Sir Humphrey Davy and Sir Stamford Raffles, and cites high costs such as Rhinoceros at 1,000 pounds and four giraffes at 700 pounds, with crowds flocking on holidays.
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London Zoological Garden
London
Tower
Humphrey Davy
Stamford Riffies
London Zoo and Knowsley Menagerie Reflect 19th Century Wealth
The narrative describes lavish royal and aristocratic collections, including the London Collection with hundreds of quadrupeds, birds, and reptiles, and Knowsley’s grand menagerie funded at over £10,000 yearly. It notes costs for meat and upkeep, the shift in public taste, and the rise of Sunday visits for Zoo access through members tickets.
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London
Spa
Knowsley
Lancashire
Homer
German Support Shifts Hurt Ohio Democrats in 19th Century Clash
The piece reports a dramatic drop in Democratic prospects in Ohio after their state convention. It highlights defections among key figures and German voters, citing editorials from German-language papers denouncing inflation and a “paper swindle.” Republicans gain confidence as German support dwindles, threatening a party loss in the state election.
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Cleveland
Chicago Tribune
Ohio
Ranney
H. B. Payne
Spaldin
Columbus
Cincinnati Volksblatt
Sandusky Demokrat
Waechter Americ
Demssertoy
Women Gaining Higher Education Across European Universities
The 19th century trend shows Swiss and European universities admitting women to all departments. Zurich and Berne enroll dozens of female students, Sophia von Kowalewsky earns a PhD, and Berne grants its first medical degree to a woman. London votes to admit women to all degrees, co education expands in England, Cambridge and others open lectures to women, and new colleges form to educate female students.
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Nena
Boon
Ongood & Co
Robert Cee
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Berne
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England
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London
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Amusing the Baby and Its Harsh Lessons
A column argues that infants suffer from startling handling and loud play, noting how repeated pokes, squeals, and sudden tricks disturb a baby's nervous system. It warns that loudness, quick changes, and mistimed humor hinder development and may cause colic or indigestion. Olive Logan’s media critique is cited as a closing note.
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St. Vitus
Weather Summary for Atlantic Gulf and Mississippi Valleys June 24
June 24 1 A.M. forecast: Atlantic states expect stationary to falling barometer with warmer, clear or partly cloudy skies and winds from SW to SE. Gulf states Ohio Valley and Tennessee see stationary barometer with SW to SE winds and clear or partly cloudy skies. Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys face SE to NE winds, falling barometer, cooler, increasingly cloudy weather with rain. Lower Ohio minor rise expected.
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