Popular science bulletins from 1865 crosscuts
A collage of brief science notes including Bonelli’s electric weaving method, room air flow by upper sash ventilation, petroleum as scale prevention in boilers, teeth tartar linked to animal culm, vinegar’s eel-like inecats, a prize offer on paleozoology in Italy, lion and tiger limb strength, jail mortality rates in India, sleep-walker anti-incidents by copper-gold strips, sun ray reflections, South Dakota cavern details, diphtheria bacillus cultivation from wooden bricks, timber durability tests in India with Himalayan cypress teak and onion surviving rot and termites.
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Bonelli
Italian Geological Society
Italy
Sitty-Ning
India
Sind
South Dakota
Black Hills
Able
Forest School
Cobra
Planets Without Water and the Moon’s Icy Fate
The article argues oceans once filled lunar basins and vanished, exposing the interior and causing explosive gas activity. It compares Earth's molten core and crust, speculates on volcanic contact with sea, and contends water is essential for life and planetary form, claiming a waterless world cannot exist.
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E¢En
Sas
Pittsbury Dispatch
A Mean Trick
A solicitor recalls life in surance efforts with a bail customer in Croy New York who lured him to a noisy machine shop. The proprietor’s cordial greeting led to a brutal reveal as he urged the salesman to explain superiority while a thousand hammers rang. The scene ended with the agent fleeing in frustration.
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Croy
N.Y
Difo Insurance
Albany Express
Polite Presence Amid Death After Lucknow Action
After repulse of a rebel attack on Sah Najeet near Lucknow, a wounded Pandy courted death with skill. Sergeant Findley urged mercy, sparing the man as rifles aimed. The deserter halted, raised his hands, and walked away under Highland guards’ applause.
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Lucknow
Pandy
Apaddon
Findley
Alhamed
Sudphon
President Cleve land sends Hawaiian despatches to Congress
The President forwarded to Congress a set of Hawaiian despatches up to January 16, 1894, detailing US policy on the use of force to restore the Queen and the refusal of Minister Willis to participate in the Provisional Government anniversary. The correspondence includes Gresham Willis exchanges about to use force, and notes on a November 14 interview with Secretary Gresham. The documents also cover invitations to foreign ministers to observe the Provisional Government anniversary and US responses.
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Thurston
Willis
Congress
Dole
United States
Wills
Hawaii
Cleveland
Washington
Wasurxotox
Gresham
H. L
W. Q. Gresham
Butter
B. Dole
Nd Tomo
Adoro Iottar
United Etates
Hr. Gresham
Mrr. Thurston
Mr. Gresham
Br. Dole
E. BE
Greatham
Mr. Thurston
Bir
L. A. Thurston
Icsying
Hawai
Punt
Iberty
W. Q. Gursias
Ak. Willis
Oreantam
Hoxovcur
H. I
Govan
Wolfhouse
Waffaires
Senhor Canavarro
Japan
Monosteur Fujii
Monsieur Vizzagona
Nail
France
Norrow
Lixecutlh
Winzi
Willie
Unitep
Anarchist Bombings in Paris Cafe Escape
Leon Breton, a young French anarchist, planted a sardine-box bomb in a cafe near Hotel Terminus at Et. Lazare, Paris. Fifteen seriously wounded and several pedestrians hit by fragments. Breton fired at a passing policeman, was captured after a struggle, and the mob sought lynching before police rescue. The bomb contained nitro components and lead fragments.
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Leon Breton
Vaillant
Et. Lazare
Paris
Breton
Bia
Labor World Labor Facts From Around the World and U S
A condensed labor report notes wages and conditions in Germany Austria France India and the United States. It lists clerks unions wages in percent of pay, crafts in France and Italy, prison bootmaking in Providence, and labor leaders advocating legal protections and immigration co operation. It mentions a 50 million pound iron contract for a New Orleans area railroad bridge and Holland limits on underage workers.
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Taenr. Oro
Wraven
Germany
France
Tur Meriden
Conn
Catlery Company
Tur Textile Congress of
England
Providence
I L
India
Americas
Mossor
Wurtemburg
Jors Bose
Atlantic
General Maltzatf
Persia
Ehrnisnono
New Mexico
Tur
Cooks’ Assembly
K.of L
Omako
Colorni
Tt. B. Faeyr
United Iron Workers
Pittsburg
Topolobampo
Mexico
Asrooge
Pharalxville
Penn.) Iron Company
Massais
New Orleans
World's Fair Fire at Agricultural Building in Chicago
A fire of incendiary origin broke out at 4 90 p m in the Agricultural Building at the World's Fair grounds Chicago caused considerable damage. The blaze started in the southwest corner and burned until shortly after 7. Fire officials say only exhibits in the Nusian and Columb Museum areas suffered, with total losses modest compared with the building’s value. Investigators note a pattern of arson attempts on World’s Fair structures, as police monitor sites for suspects.
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Chicago
Nuasian Department
Columb Museum
Lake Michigan
Agric ‘Cultural
Rico
South Park
Big Rebel Victory Reported in War-Torn Region
The Drozilian Insurgent fleet attacked Ar tinov at 8 o clock p.m., landing troops and destroying the beach. Insurgents swept the streets of Nletheroy but were forced to retreat under Government fire. Government losses are reported near two hundred five hundred. An Undertaker’s claim for damages from moving the boy’s body to a new burial ground is noted.
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Artinov
Nletheroy
Te Payvilor Humber
Tre Las
Lavin
Alumau
Fair Close
Minnesota
Salzer
Vega
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Nomination and grim incidents in late news notes
Govennon McKisier nominated for the Presidency in 00 by the Convention of Republican Clubs in Columbus Ohio. Witrat AnTMvANS a farmer six miles northeast of Toll City Tod killed wife and eldest son while insane. Oldest boy twelve died defending mother. Church collapse in Germany kills many. Bank official in Charleston shoots self after broken engagement. Blizzard kills cattle in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Secretary Carlisle bonds likely. revenue receipts indicate revival. Chilean Claims Commission overrules US demurrer on seizure claim. Mint appointment and customs posts named. Pianist Hana Vox Burow is deaf, born 1890. Russian spy Coloxel Gahroontorf hanged in Odessa after betraying secrets. Austria once paid 5000 for services. Riots claim 125 Acmeulnus.
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Govennon McKisier
Republican Clubs
Columbus
Ohio
Witrat Antmvans
Toll City
Tod
Tris
Carlisle
United States
Chilean Claims Commission
Tur
Kings
Eugene Townsend
Tennsslvania
United States Mint
Philadelphia
John St. Hold
Pennsylvania
P. Gmy Meek
Phildelphia
Hana Vox Burow
Dreston
Richard Wagner
List
CoLoxel Gahroontorf
Odessa
Russia
Austria
Senate Passes Federal Election Laws Bill Amid Debates
In the Fifty-Third Congress the Senate approves the federal election law reform by 39 to 28. Moves include suffrage proposals for women and Hawaii annexation memorials. Debates over silver policy and seigniorage continue, with sessions recalling Rep. Houk and a French naval offer discussed.
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Senate
Sun Daxy
Simm Dat
Wolcott
Perkins
Hawaii
San Francisco
Chamber of Committed
Carlisle
New York Market Report Tunes Tate Wholesale Prices
Market notes show increased supplies and softer demand for dairy and produce in New York. Prices for milk and cream varied with regional and packaging differences, including reduced exchange prices on February 1 and large weekly receipts across dairy and produce categories.
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Tate
New York
Penn
Western
Dalry
Weatera
Cremrmrry
Terrifying Blizzard Sweeps Across The Nation In 1888
A colossal winter storm roared from the Southwest across the country, blanketing Virginia to New York with heavy snow and gale winds. It disrupted rail and streetcar traffic, froze telegraph lines, damaged shorelines, and caused multiple train wrecks with fatalities in Ohio and Kentucky, while Chicago faced its worst blizzard in twenty three years and Nebraska endured prolonged snowbound conditions.
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Virginia
New York
Florida
Ita
Eastport
Davenport
Towa
Long Island
Delaware Capes
Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
New York City
Third Avenue
Sirth Street
Grand Street
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Long Ialand City
New Jersey
Lake Eclo
Dunkirk
Hudson River
Kingston
Chicago
Weather Bureau
3Roundnock
Lake Shore
Saventy-nloth
Stony Island Avenue
Kansas
Missouri
Kniss City
Leavenworth
Topeka
Fort Scott
Nebraska
Omaha
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Chblo
Ballevio
Turmoil Across Nations Numbs Early 1890s World
A fragmentary digest notes chaotic global trends from bankrupts and rising industrial distress in Germany to population figures in Russia and crop reports in France. It mentions Yaqui extermination plans, arctic cold in Washington vaults, and a grim death near Nyack.
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Cuicano
Russia
Tone
Germany
London
Braven
Arribay
Canadian Pacific
Balamilton
Mexico
North Carolina
Ura
France
Treasury
Washington
Pittasono
Arizona
New York
Philadelphia
Hyvonia
Mnanttobna
Tupop KK
Fifth Cavalry
Apud
Crantes Ennis
Nyack
Syt
Miners Entombed in Old Pennsylvanian Shaft Disaster
In Tymouth Pennsylvania Gaylord colliery a collapse buried thirteen miners including foreman Thomas Picton and Thomas Jones. The town mourns eleven widows and thirty six children as rescuers failed to reach the bodies. Owner Daniel Falwards vows support for bereaved families.
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Tymouth
Penn
Wourying
Gaylord
Thomas Picton
Thomas Jones
Medard Davis
Jol Morris
James Kingdom
Thomas Merriman
Lhomnay Cale
Joseph Ohle
Daniel Morgan
John Hammer
Peter 9. McLaughlin
Michael Walgh
Whomag Leyslon
Mitlo
Ilaster
Danial Falwards
Godey Publishing Company Fails in New York
The Godey Publishing Company of New York City has failed for 40000. Several other items include a Parisian and Philadelphia financial notices, a post office break in New Haven, and various political and criminal incidents across the country. The news recounts bank absconding, a murder execution, and notable public figures and events in brief.
Surgery With An Axe In Suffering Coast Tale
A distressing report from Riverluntecost on the Gulf shore tells of three young men with severely frostbitten extremities requiring amputation. With the nearest doctor over 100 miles away at Pointe Aux Esquirgus, locals resorted to using an axe to amputate frozen limbs. A prior winter coast operation saved Captain Lebour, who lost all extremities after shipwreck.
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Riverluntecost
Gulf of St Luurenes
Pointe Aux Esquirgus
Gausreuy
Guapo
Lebourdais
Doctor Duestrow Surrenders After Shocking Double Shooting
Dr Duestrow of 1724 Compton Avenue St Louis Missouri walked into a reserve police station and surrendered claiming accidental shooting of his wife He gave no full statement and refused to discuss the incident He later was reported to have shot his wife and five year old son both in the head the child killed and the doctor a son of the late Louis Duestrow the Granite Mountain miner.
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Duestrow
Compton Ayesque
St. Louis
Reserve
Duostrow
Dr. Duestrow
Louis Duestrow
Mille Lonafre
Double tragedy at Johns near Dirmington ends in gunfire
In a quarrel at Miss Cora Bargesons home near Johns, Bennett Barge shot Dennis Clements missing him in the head while Clements fell in the doorway. Barge died resisting arrest as the incident unfolds. The White House reception sees crowds straining the building. The Mercantile Agency notes improving business and rising cereals with increased commercial paper circulation.
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Johns
Iniolugown
Dirmington
Aln
Denntt Clements
Wil Barge
Cora Bargesa
Barge
Clements
Bargo
Royal Buckwheats with Royal Baking Powder Buckwheat Cakes
A domestic cookery note advocates abandoning traditional sour batter for buckwheat cakes in favor of Royal Baking Powder. It claims batter stays fresh daily without rising time, yielding light sweet cakes without digestive issues. The recipe uses two cups buckwheat flour one cup wheat flour two tablespoons Royal Baking Powder and salt with milk baked hot on a griddle.
Prominent Figures and Scattered News From 1890s Europe and America
A collage of brief notes on notable people: Sarsaton Pasco of Florida, born in England. Rev. W. P. Fire hailed as the Brandy of the South. Italy’s Tas nearly six feet tall. Bavaria’s king with a 1 412 000 yearly income. the Prince of Wales denying withdrawal from society. Dr Nanson fears for his safety. Mrs. Herry Guery, the richest American, faces board costs. ex-Empress mother in exile amid unpopularity. Navanno Mary Batesgateon in Nico with nervous ailment. ex-President Lincoln confidant dead at Mankato. dynamite inventor Zamzax placed on army list. Prince of Wales’s hat issue due to honors. Josefa Katzenen, famed cartoonist. Mrs. Lane Johnson purchases old Travis mansion. Jom H. Auexanpzn first Black military professor at Wilberforce. Louis Ullman named U S Commissioner. Stxaton Corqvirt paralyzed yet a possible re-election candidate. March 9, 1895 term date.
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Sarsaton Pasco
Florida
England
W. P. Fire
Tas
Italy
Bavaria
Princeas of Wales
Nanson
Mea Courax
Herry Guery
Americs
Eurausa
Nzpenic
William
Pears
Doria
Maer
Navanno
Mary Batipegon
Nico
Unirzo
Lincoln
Mankato
Mino
E. L. Zazmaxt
Prince of Wales
Josefa Kzernen
Frank Leslie
Mies
Laxe Jouxsox
White House
Buchanan
Travis
Washington
Lizorexant Jom H. Auexaxpzn
Wilberforce University
Ohio
Borrato
Louis L. Ullman
United States
Institute For the
Bind
Bstavin
Perkins Institute
South Boston
Mase
Law School
Duffalo
Stxaton Corqvirt
Georgia
Holsrollet
Colquitt
Formidanle Cansibats
Knives after bullets kill two Turner family members
Two members of the Turner family are killed in a courtroom plaza fight in Harlan County Kentucky. John Turner and Will Turner are slain after years of enmity with Dr William Nolin. Nolin survives though badly shaken. the melee ends with knife and gunfire.
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Turner
William Nolin
Harlan Court House
Harlan County
Kentucky
John Turner
Will Turner
John
George B. Turner
Court House
Willam
Nolin
Kafyea
Kearsarge Sailed From Port au Prince to Nicaragua in 1865
The Kearsarge, famed U S Navy corvette, sailed from Port au Prince, Hoyt, January 30, for Bluefields, Nicaragua, was wrecked on Roncador Reef February 3, all officers and crew saved. Secretary Herbert coordinated relief via City of Paris. The ship later fought the Alabama off Cherbourg in 1864.
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Port-au- Prince
Nicaragua
United States
Nava Service
Koarsange
Herbart
Frederick Brainard
Wessel
Colon
Brainard
Braloard
Paris
Navy Department
Weasel
Menu
Para
Admiral Stanton
Naval Department
Providence Island
Roncador
Bargo
Mosquito
Nicaraagua
Roncador Reef
Warner Miller
Nicaranguan Canal
Patria
Naval Service
Kittery
Kearsargo
Blanton
Mollo
Tilo Harbor
Kearsarge
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
Semmes
Cape of Good Ore
English Channel
Winslow
Ambana
Kearsargh
Bommel
Means Out of Difficulty Used by Back Pain Sufferers
A short note extols St Jacobs Oil as a cheap remedy for back pain. It cites Herman Schwaggel of Aberdeen and John Lucas of Elnora who claim relief after using two and one bottle respectively. The item presents multiple testimonials on curing chronic backaches.
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Herman Schwaggel
Aberdeen
St. Jacobs
John Lucas
Elnora
Ind
British shipowners press for cargo discharge rights at Rio
Secretary Dertio of foreign offices received a British deputation urging that the Rio de Janeiro commander be instructed to permit all British vessels to discharge cargoes at their wharves without molestation. Portle praises Rear Admiral Bentham’s actions, and the British Ambassador seeks steps on derelicts in the Atlantic. The Naval Inquiry is referred to the Navy Department.
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Dertio
Omles
Rio de Jandro
Bocratary Portle
Bentham
Atlantic
Ue Navy Department
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