Come Drifting On to Remembrance and a Picnic Promise
A lyrical reminiscence centers on Molly Grant, a plain girl who loves Oliver Camp now returned from California with a fortune. At a rural picnic Molly contemplates love and aging youth while Camp proposes, gifting a diamond ring. The tale ends with a comical mishap over blackberry jam and a hopeful future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
They
Oliver Camp
Lucy
Anid Mattie Stevens
Auattie Stevens
Anid Molly Grant
Nathe Stevens
Tio
Miss Molly
California
Molly Grant
Alio
Acceet
Asina Molly
Nps
Nos Lo
Ife
The Wild Turkey in North American Habits and Hunting
The article discusses wild turkey varieties east and west of the plains, their habits during migration and mating, hunting tactics including calls and decoys, preferred habitats, diet, and methods to approach and shoot birds, with notes on roosting and defense against hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Old Mexico
Aeveral
Turkey
St Louis
Ity
Chocolate as the beverage of beverages and its effects
A Brooklyn Oliveren urges chocolate as a preferred drink to refresh imagination and vigor. It notes digestion timing after intake and suggests rest hours for brain work, damp atmospheres, and mental dullness, addressing those tormented by fixed ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Oliicen
The Future of St Louis and Its Rise to Power
An essay notes St Louis's rapid growth and rising stature among American cities. It contrasts St Louis with Chicago and the Twin Cities, praising its conservative wealth basis and solid foundation. It predicts a future where St Louis is a leading commercial capital and cultural center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
St. Louis 'S
Minneapolia
St Paul
St. Louie
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
St. Lonia
St Louis
Larper
New Ear Balance Function Found in Sharks
Government scientists in Washington studied sharks and found that with intact hearing apparatus they maintain balance in water. The labyrinth nerve appears key to equilibrium, as cutting it disrupts balance in the shark, suggesting ear function relates to sense of balance.
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Washington
Internal Department Annual Reports Highlight Expansion
The 1893 interior department annuals praise vast work by Secretaries Noble and Elkins. It notes gains in land office settlement, Indian allotment reforms, pension payments, and census progress. Highlights include land development for Western settlers, education expansion among Indians, and plans for Alaska governance and the Nicaraugus Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beerstary Noble
Interior Department
General Land Office
Indian Bureau
Union
Geological Survey Hon
Gates
Territories
Railroad Bureau
Patent Office
Bureau of Education
Europe
Penson
Alaska
Nicaraugus Canal
Congress
Nations Needs Estimated Government Expenses for Next Year
Secretary Foster submits the annual federal expense estimates to Congress for the coming year. Totals include legislative executive judicial foreign affairs military navy Indian affairs pensions public works and miscellaneous expenditures with a total near 431,013,215 dollars. The estimates exceed current appropriations and reflect new emigration law provisions affecting passage grants and oath requirements.
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Foster
Treasury Department
Congress
Judicial Eatabligiant
Rene MD
Boreign Intercourag
Naval
THONG
Multistate News Roundup of Trials and Disasters
The report lists incidents across the East and Midwest, including aUniversity Medical College student suicide in New York, a Hatchet murder indictment in Taunton, a wife shooting case in Pennsylvania, a banker bank robbery sentence in New Jersey, a fire at the Public Ledger building in Philadelphia, and various political and criminal developments nationwide with deaths, fires, and political maneuvers. It notes Jay Gould funeral details, a Bethlehem iron works shutdown, and multiple weather and public safety events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Fautexrn
University Medical College
Bellevus Hospital
New York City
Lester B. Faulkner
Dansvilis
N. Yi
Lizzie Bonpex
Taunton
Mass
Josefh Kane
Kane
Allentown
N. J
Tri Erie Canal
Gnoven Cleverano
Broadwater Saint
Virginia
Lakewood
Cleveland
Baby
Jay Gould
Woodlawn
Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Giorgi W. Childs
Linwan Untuar
Drygoods
Titusville
Penn
Raymond
N. H
Ona
Atoel
Bethlehem (Penn.) Iron Company
Bessemer
Opening of the Fifty-second Congress in the short session
The Fifty-second Congress opens its final session with a full Senate and House present but no President message ready. Members and spectators fill the Capitol as committees prepare to inform the President of Congress readiness, while plans for a joint message and future adjournment loom.
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Houss
Canitol
Membeza
Econo
Senate
Washington
Congress
Morton
Butler
New York
Morrill
Robell Proctor
Vermont
George F. Edmunds
Proctor
Sherman
Hale
House
Edoniel
Hous of Representatives
Kerr
Gorman
Crisp
Bellind i
Milburn
Teo Hunodred
Springer
Forney
Ynoili
Pennsylvania
Payne
Johe L Davenport
Belect
John L. McLauren
South Carolina
G. Hilborn
California
Lewis B. Overhan
Ohio
John B. Brown
Labor World Snippets Reflect Global Labor Struggles
A survey of labor actions and conditions worldwide notes tin-plate and textile work resuming in Europe, eight hour league activity in Australia, and strikes by Chicago hotel staff. Reports detail New England boot and shoe output, miners in Tennessee and Wisconsin, and Chinese manufacturing in San Francisco facing declines.
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Oita
Tux Keupp
Essen
Germany
London
New Zealand
League of
Australia
Chicago
New England
Hungar
Coal Creek
Yven
West Superior
Wis
Austria
Ata
Tours
New South Wales
San Franesco
National Congress of
Selgin
Ty Bricsingers' Union of
Indianapolis
Hina
Reading Roos
Lonn Roseneryda
Mines
Hazletox
Wisconath
Huntsville
Prominent Figures Highlight Oddities and Legends
A garbled list of notable persons from history and politics is sketched in now unreliable terms. Names include Gapstone, Dr Cartven Wenpxett Heinzs, Por-Lro, GrreraL Ronenta, Mra Coantxs 8 Pannen, Tas Prince of Wales and the Princess, Josser Frevo, Yoosa Jim Garfield, Coaman Canter, Evanuer Custen, Bishop Fosign, and others. Several entries reference careers, biographies, or fates, with scattered details about lawsuits, marriages, and scholarly donations.
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Gapstone
Cartven Wenpxett Heinzs
Bia Mance
France
Grreral Ronenta
Ban Been
Coantxs
Pannen
Tas
Prince of Wales
Josrer Frevo
United States Supreme Court
Yoosa
Jim" Garfield
Coaman Canter
Republican National Committee
Helens
Montana
Evanuer Custen
George Custer
Parsonvilla
Mich
Fosign
Methodist Church
Reruxsbrarive McKzranak
Nebraska
Kansas
Congress
Grignat Cassius M. Cray
Kentucky
Wrlux H. Enatisz
Andianapalis
Jon" Jeyrinson
Louisiana
Pesto
Jefferson
Napoleon
The
Lockport
Helen Gertrude Beare
Plas
Roland Sears
Paesterst-Erid Cixrverano
New Albany
Ind
New Orleans
New York
Cleveland
Remarkable Career of Miss Knowles Surprises Montana Election
In a surprising turn Montana elected Miss Ella F Knowles as Attorney General. Born in Northwood New Hampshire she faced prejudice yet graduated from Bates College and New Hampshire Normal School then studied law in Manchester before moving to Helena in 1887. She was admitted to the bar December 1 1890 and built a highly regarded practice.
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Miss Knowles
Bontani
Elia F. Knowles
Montana
Northwood
Rockingham County
N. H
David” "Knowles
Louisa
Ella F. Knowles
Knowles
Worthwood Binary
Biltoon
New Hampshire State Normal School
Bates Colle
Lawiston
Bates College
Four Drowned Family Tragedy At Arroyo Creek Pleasonton
A Nickelson family perished while crossing Arroyo Creek near Pleasonton California. The wagon capsized in the swift current. the father mother and three children died with a sister in law and a hired man helping. The surviving son and sister were rescued.
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Nickelson
Arroyo Creek
Pleasonton
Cal
Hirot
Igiaul
Werd
Nickerson
Mail Transportation Expenditures and Routes
The annual report of J Lowvie Bell shows 1833 year mail transport costs: Inland mail service 41 953 573 dollars and foreign mail service 800 145 dollars, total 14. There were 417 railway post office routes, 7493 mail messenger routes, and 3519 special office routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lowvie Bell
Railway
Clerta
Mall Massenger
Mall Messenger
Prusat
Pension Office Report Reveals Large Rolls and Deficit
The annual pension report by Green B. Baum shows 876,068 pensioners on June 50, 1892, an increase of 199,008 in the year. Total pension expenditures reached 12, with new pensioners added and many dropped, while a deficit appropriation of about 10.5 million is anticipated to supplement this year’s budget.
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Elkins
Mississippi River
Montana
Arkanang
New Marico
West Point Acattany
National Guard
Denenau Benawin W. Brice
United States Army
Washington
Rhode Island
Michi
Afr
Belknap
United States
England
Germany
Samana
Tne
D. P. Leibhhardt
Postoffice Department
Monrox Falt
Senate
Nichragua Cruil Company
Quebec
Canada
Mgavy
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Gaxxeras
Vora Ueln
Hax Leensbanidol
Fasixein
Rusyia
AM. Raver
Clery Exotxken Men
Vvicer
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Green B. Baum
Raum
Sncosstor
Markets Update Wholesale Prices in New York Listing
Late wholesale price quotations for country produce in New York show items across beans peas and related goods. Listings include many vegetables fruits dairy and poultry with varied prices for 1882 1892 and other lots and regions.
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New York
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A. D. Paine
Kate Field
Wearington
Mangaret Bloukt
Ming
Paradise
Grandia
Randy
Amy Gregories
Grandma
New York Weekly
Sir Edwin Landseer
Sir Edwin
British Institution
Pall “Mall
Wangjog Committee
Landacer
Vernon Heath
Haute
Atudio
Landscor
Paletto
National Gallery
Sebastian Bourdon
Hiis Beat
Jan Baptist Weenins
Jan
John
Doga
Birde
the Future of
Scylla
Charybdis
Strait of Messing
Sielly
Haley
Pletora
Sicily
Nejm June
Gay
Sicilian
Cuttoman
Wyoming
Noble and Elkins
Department of the Interior
EliBa Teport
Eastern and Middle States
Moore County
North Carolina
McDonald
Joan E. Qsnons
Cheyenne
Oklahoma
Bourbon
Frank Wheearox
Faerued
Foxy
Mort Reno
Teras
Bidwell
J. P. Carroll
Woodville
Miss
Florida
Weaver
Mallory
Hirst
Alexandrie
Wait Tit Siemens
Lenthe
Hanover
Brissels
de Rotheald
Mail Transportation
Pension Office Report
Upom Congress
Spencer
Twrres
Helding Wishtone
Twinks
Bonell Brek
Deans and Peas
Lima
Westen
W. N.Y
Concord
Tolb
Jersey
Eh Tonz Island
South Jersey
Harley
Dreweil
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