Northwest light and a future toward the Northwest
The piece blends a reflection on fruit varieties and climate with a broader look at the Northwest boundary and a future of growth. It includes notes on trempates, rail lines, Moscow as a city, and plans to travel the Northern Line, all set against speculative views of Canada and Europe, and closes with a 1869 reference to the Butler County Agricultural Fair in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
Seedak
New York
Brooklyn
New World
Moscow
St. Paul
North America
Lake Superior
Jenes
Cincinnati Times
Hamiitom
Butler County
Waco
Texas
J. McCarty, Jr
Henry Finriey
Erath County
J. McCarty
Hurley
Duffan Creek
Jas. McCarty
Mr. Hurley
Mr. McCarty, Sr
McCarty, Jr
McCarty
James D. McCarty, Jr
H Horley
James McCarty
Evatt
Evath
Meridian
Ustin
Co operative Colony colonisation plan outlined in Times notice
An editor's note in the Times extols a cooperative colonization scheme targeting European emigrants and the poor from the United States. It outlines a plan under the Grand Army of the Republic for a cooperative colony in North Lewisburg Ohio with a startup cost of 100 dollars for heads of families and 50 dollars for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eds. Times
Europe
United States
Co-operative Colonization Association
J. Warren
Department of Ohio
J. A Ain
Deparenats
Ohio
Adeddress Wm. Hunter
J. A. Miller
North Lewisburg
Paducah Inventor Elevates Craft To Stay Afloat
A Paducah inventor showcases a developing craft that rises above water, combining ingenuity and practical design to keep the vessel buoyant and functional. The project highlights inventive thinking and hands on experimentation in a local context.
Arkansas Issues Stallion Bonds for Bank Conibitch
Thirty years Arkansas issued bonds to conibitch four bank. New bonds to be named, the interest being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Conibitch 4 Bank
Conflicting Selenographers Theories On Moon Heat Ice
The debate pits Sir John Herschel’s furnace theory of a scorching moon against Captain John Ericsson’s ice surface concept. Each argues from experiments on solar intensities in space, with Herschel asserting extreme surface heat and Ericsson proposing pervasive cold due to lack of atmosphere. The discussion highlights uncertainties about lunar conditions and broader implications for distant solar bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oisios
Irene
Herschel
John Ericsson
Earth
In Association For the Advancement of Science
Rono Ih
Personal items and notices from the era show varied talents and events
The column lists figures such as Governor Ashley of Montana supporting woman suffrage, Longfellow and Tennyson popularity in Germany, Dr. Hayes Arctic lectures, Mark Twain on California curiosities, and Brigham Young's family ties. It notes Joe Coburn in Sacramento with gambling ventures, Colfax in Mormon Tabernacle, weather prophets predicting severe winter, Mrs Banks' health recovery, and a range of literary and political tidbits from opera to Congress and transportation adventures. It also mentions a Cuban lady of diamonds in Decatur, Prince Leopold and Arthur traveling abroad, and a grand Italian opera gathering involving Patti and Faure. The piece closes with a glimpse of aging notables and a watch gift to General Washington marked by a sentimental anecdote.
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Ashley
Montana
Longfellow
Tennyson
Germany
Hayes
Arctic
Mark Twain
California
Beauregard
Virginia
Daniel Pratt
Joe Coburn
Sacramento
Brigham Young
Buell ix
Celia
Sisters of Providence
Indianapolis
Chapin
Wall Street
Sumner
Alabama
Chile
Mobile
Tom King
Lockwood & Co
Buffalo
London Star
Macmillan
Magazin Chamberlain
Pasetta
E J
Conner
United States
Congress
Texas
Downed wires plague Gada meetings and cool broadcasts
Chaotic telegrams report Eng lish Cable lines still down amid Gada meeting blocks. Amos Kendall’s physicians have abandoned hope. Dent predicts victory for Mississippi governor. Cabinet decision on a privateer case and river rail interests mix with stock market unease and thefts.
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Amos Kendall
Dent
Mississippi
Pile
Brazil
Nathan Adams
Memphis and Ohio Railroad
West Troy
New York
Freshet
Cubs
Baker
Lenaing
Mich
Wall Street
Fisk
Gound
Grand Opershovee
Tate
Rock River
Washington
Tennessee
E. T. Metee
Johnson
Nashville
Sunkey
Brownlow
Neil‘McLaughlin
Hugh Marra
Jas le
Brooks
Hiladel
Ecto
General Robinson
Mr. Behn
Robinson
Virginia
United States
Memasin
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Cuba
Wee
Gustav Arreke
Pennasylvania
A . Francis Lenon
District of Columbia
Hankow
China
Clarimunde Martins
Zoeone Fraye
Santiago
Hoosac
Dr. Fowler
Hoosacay
Charles Aiken
Sand Lake
Ctor
H. J. Clark
Fisk-Corbin
Ieee
Fisk. A
Brooket Island
Nemo Senate
Ae Tw
Maine
Pe Pang Pop
Pennsylvania
Florida oranges promise steady crop into decade
The article notes oranges in Florida are durable despite uneven maturation from October onward. Trees take years to reach full fruiting, with plantations selling fruit at low prices due to crop timing and market demand. Specific mentions include St John’s area potential and comparisons to other varieties.
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Florida
St. John’s
J. Che C. Keanorkee
Simon
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Northwest
New Enngland
Paris
I. Ey
Bethan Paul
R. Pau Sever
Eevee
Ent
Vienna
Omaha
Munich
Caer Arta
Carleton
Co-operative Colony
Paducah
Oe Smith
Madame Aces
Decatur
Illinois
Prince Leopold
Scotland
Prince Alfred
Prince Arthur
Canada
Prince of Wales
J . Bull
Pomare
Society
Islands
Ate Ue
Kearsarge
Maretzek
Comellogg
Carlotta Patti
Antonraptome
Faure
Charles B. Wickliffe
Kentucky
Long Point
Henry Holland
Wm. W. Evarts
Napoleon I
Lord Byron
Moore
Mand de Saal
Denee
Drynatzka
General Wash
Ethan
Santa
Sia Nee
Kansas
Cape Usette
Hoffman
Geneva
Perry
Forsyth
Bam
FURS
Tata
Brush Factory
Cincinnati Brush Factory
Walter Gow & CO
Phoebus W. Lyon
Wu. P. Lrox & Som
Enveseirg
New Toe
Yeu Rae
E- Vivo
Me Raeranse
Galt House
W. E
Sixtu Srs
Orroren Att
Weber
A. C. Richards
East Fourth &J
Cincinnati
Freeman Mt
Aiaare Foster
LE Works
Canal Sts
Post Office Bulletin
Fe Rasen
Sundaru
Bet
Mainamboud, Manufactory
GEO
OC. Ware's
Ausimisto
West Third St
Geo. McGregor
Race Street
Kirby & Brother
Main Street
Cochran & LO
M’lean & Stotrababy
Cochran, McLean ,& W
W. A. DROWN &@O
Martin
Fifth Street
Apollo Building
A Ve
ICE
MR Ale Eye
Northern Lake
P. P. Knowboy
Gordon
Aetall
N. E
Eighth and
Central Avenue
Apemisto
Trst
Burnet House
Pear Street
Plum Street
Bankin & CO
Architectural Iron Works
Electrotype Foundery
McHkay & Cullen
Vine Street
Noor
Warrenty
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