The Coming Man Will Happier By A New Song Title
A jumble of 19th century notes covers music, politics, weather, and curiosities from London to Boston. It mentions a new song titled The Coming Man Will Happier By, a cable project between Portugal and America, Amherst College gymnasium grant, legal cases, street incidents, and various anecdotes about public figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncar Wilde
Mira Lloyd
London
Orien
George W. Jones
Treachury
Fayetteville
Nicoli County
Jones
Congress
Arma
Portugal
America
American and
British Continental Cable Company
Bt. Michaels
Europe
Asia
United States
Republican Party
Republica Party
Bur Syuleih
Givernnigut
Souteern
Democratic Party
Weest
South
Last Words and Deathbed Mysteries of Noted Figures
The piece surveys reputed final utterances of famous men and the reliability of deathbed anecdotes. It cites medical testimony about Mr O Conor and contrasts well known lines from Garfield and Kant, noting textual distortions and interpretations across history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O' Cannor
Frances Power Cobbe
Garfield
Alexander H. Stephiens
Daniel Web Fer
Tmimanuel Kiait
Thane de Quincey
Pacing the Lires of Defwat
A Ghent newspaper review analyzes the Republican party’s derailed nomination path. It praises reformist honesty in principle, critiques Blaine and Reed, and predicts the New York Times will scrutinize the Chicago convention while remaining a partisan observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detockey
Clayton
New York Evening
Arkansas
Rigoatitivan
Republican Party
Lalen
Vna Friud
Miesare
Af Gree
Hayes
New York Sun
Ghent
Towlts
Tia Lewing
Miler
New York Times
Ug Ierning
Sveni
Mer
Blaine
Uyte
Spowker
Starts
Maud
Chicago
Ann
United States
Republicns
Erbor
The Mammock and the Porch Exchange Banter
The Mammock and the Porch debate their attractive qualities for impressing youths. The Porch boasts fresh paint and appeal to young men, while the Bimmmock touts a swinging front gate and a comfy sofa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hfe
Frayed Sermon Ends in Bustling Street Scene
A chaotic scene follows a church service in Iowa when a preacher asks for a collection. A stranger rises and disrupts the moment by shouting for the money, drawing attention from onlookers and prompting wary, hurried exits from the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Phnce
Finney
Deavon
Rarony
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Tautivr
New York
Watt Ki
China
Jue
Negro
Brooklyn City
Boston
Turner County
Phave
Henay
Amherst College
Charles Baprat
Brooklyn
Amherst
John Ninet
Wrabi Pasha
Berne Vat
Anistedt Indiar
Ewa Albani
Bina Thitteby
Eman Junch
Enna Nevada
Emma Abbott
Elihu B. Washburne
Old Oxford County
Maine
Staten Island
George Tk
Fox
Heapty Dumpty
Cev
Wilhelm
Lima
Ohio
Elie
Taninville
Kentucky
Valentine Baker
Hills
Grant
Lynch
Amon
Bute
Frederickaburg
Weat Shore
The
National Cremation Society
North Fifth Street
Danville
Richwood
Messigerrhoy
Fannie Messenger
Wal
Ruthland
Lowell
James Ruspell Lowell
Washington
Frolinghuyaen
Samuel H. Glomena
Mark Twain
Mr. Twitchell
Hartford
Wisconsin
Miss de la Rame
Ouida
Haat Eax
Jenns
First National Bank of Mystic Gunn
United Suvtes
Ulyanes
Grant, Jr
Ferdinand Ward
Ulysses
James D. Fish
Grant & Ward
K. Bushnell
Bean Hill
Cincinnati
Georgia
Ax Binck
Pompey
Arthur
Charles O'Connor
New York Law Institution
Elizebeth W. Johnson
Gulielma Folger
Ross Brayton
Mike Tsabella Chaflin
Nantucket
Anna Rose
Eliza Margaret Sloan
Mixa Julia Pardon
Jefferson Davie
Harriet Lane
Judge Longworth
Liverpool
Longworth
the Trank
Ronier
Sybil
Iin
Republicarty
Latur
Depublican Party
James CG
Wind
Perlapa
Yueh Timas
Great Wen
Willan Hamilton
Aleep Agin
Aaron
Ewin Tewty
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