Broadbrin s New York Letters of 1885 Wall Street Gossips
A dense column reviews Wall Street characters in the late 1880s, including a clownish showman and a counterfeit dealer, plus critique of Irish figures like O Donovan Rossa and press on bank failures. It also touches on theatrical circles, real estate mood, and reactions to political figures such as Jefferson Davis. The piece blends social satire with cautions about fraud and public trust.
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The President-Elect Must Speak On Canal Treaty Vote
The Washington correspondent reports Democratic Senators largely rejected a Nicaragua canal treaty over consent from England. Bayard led the opposition citing Britain's consent. Garfield and Arthur requests were denied. The piece urges the President-elect to speak out to avoid misperceptions of his stance and prevent further blunders.
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Earthquake myths drift through Granada and Alhambra memory
A sweeping reminiscence links the Granada earthquake to Moorish history and the Alhambra, recounting past acts of conquest, the fate of Ashama, and the long arc of exploration from Ponce de Leon to Columbus, with reflections on civilization and discovery.
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Sheep Farming and Dairy Experiments for Small Farms
The article argues sheep are best for smallholders with fifty acres or less, stressing easier care, better returns, and advantages over cattle. It notes Breeders Journal tests on half skimmed cream versus sour cream methods, favors cream with souring, and highlights clover and pasture strategies for hogs and crops. It also discusses crossing sheep breeds, shipping seasons, and distant plans for Washington travel promotions with rail excursion services and Garfield’s memory.
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