Making mirrors and the annual salmon migration
The Louisville Courier-Journal describes mirror manufacturing in detail from blank to polished plate, silvering, and testing, noting dangers of mercury exposure and the transformation of glass into finished mirrors. The piece then shifts to The Salmon's Annual Migration detailing Atlantic salmon moving through northern seas into eastern US rivers, the obstacles they face, and the fate of many returning fish and juvenile parr.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Snybody
Werkminn
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Tarchea
Tiverr
Simon
St. Nicholas
How to See the World’s Fair Grounds and Buildings
A Chicago correspondent outlines best routes and sights at the World’s Fair. Avoid the Midway initially, visit the Manufacturing and Liberal Arts, Government, and Smithsonian exhibits, and consider the intramural railway or electric launch for full grounds views. Highlights include New York, Vermont, Iowa pavilions, and the Court of Honor with the Administration Building dome.
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New York Post
Chicago
Manufactures
Liberal Arta
Theo
Government
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Ita
Smithsonian
Great Britain
New Yorker
New York State
New York
Montand
Vermont
New England
South Park Gate
Iowa
Court of Honor
Amusia Hall
France
Jefferson
Orxt
Washington
Peparenenk
Department of Justice
Government Building
State Department
War Department
Vannan
Aeroad
Treasury and
Postence Departments
Grological Survey
Lotertor
Fish Commission
Agriculturst Department
Nah
Nahemed
Fisheries
Fine Arts
Rabida
Thia
Arkab
Musgrate
Tamnag
Jook Ab
Boony and Crockett
Bork
la Ratlds
Hera Nyytlies
Netty Big Viele
Decoration Day Observed in New York and Nearby Cities
Memorial Day observances across New York and other cities featured Grand Army parades, graves and monument decorations for fallen soldiers. In New York City thousands lined Fifth Avenue to Washington Square, with Governor Flower and military leaders in attendance and ships from Spain and Italy honored. Brooklyn and Newark hosted large crowds, ceremonies at Prospect Park and the tomb of General Grant, and a Russian and Austrian naval contingent participated in rituals. Across New Jersey and beyond, towns held sizable public tributes, unveiling monuments and decorating cemeteries, with leaders including ex-Congressman Edward F. McDonald honored in Hudson County and national figures attending ceremonies at Arlington and Gettysburg sites.
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New York
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Washington Square
Purlain
Madison Square
Governor
Chinn
Gen. Grant
Infanta Eulalia
General Grant
Camogie Music Hall
Prookisty
National Tolor
United States
Nation
Elvic Wastebhey
Brooklyn
Boody
Prospect Park
Daughters of
Veterana
Manafield
Grand Army
Woodlawn
Farragut
Naval Post
Philadelphia
John Quinn
Dimitri Denskol
Trenda
Frundsberg
Racentrept Wharf
Citizens’ Teeopthin Committee
J. FE. Forsythe
United States Navy
Pvt 2
C. A. AL
Lincoln Monument
Fairmount Park
Wanamacker
Laurel Hal
George G. Mondo
Washington
Ariington
Fourth United States Artillery
Arington Cemetery
William E. Simonda
George de Splancy
Congressional
J. Madison Couts
Tattle Cemetery
Jubal Early
Rufus Ingalla
W. W. Belknap
W. C. Duxbury
Cleveland
White House
Gresham
Heepert
Arlington Cemetery
Cartale
Baltimore
Morton
Nebraska
Olney
Boston
Blewell
Buffalo
Smith
New
Jerwy
Congress
Edward F. McDonald
Hudson County
Newark
Quincey Grouite
Torsey Cy
Police
Are Department
Hoboken
Therese
Aphury Park
Loon
Saldlent
Cretors
Gettysburg
Dattlefield
Grand Army Services
Rutland
Mead
Bolferge
George We Doty
Bridgeport
Conn
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps
York City
Amt
George B. McClellan
Department of New York
G. A. Sh
Northampton
Marais de Lafayette
Lide
Cen O
American Independent
Lafayette
Dandaus
Adama
Read
Lafayette Post
Grand Army of the Republic
James Bo Enstlt
Rich Social and Political Skim of Early 20th Century News
The fragment outlines a crowded mix of social events in New York and Brooklyn, a bank appointment in Elmira, a tragic death in New York City, a parade incident in Buffalo, a murder noted in Massachusetts, and various political moves. It also mentions legislative sessions, a divorce and remarriage in New York, a teen suicide in Newark, robberies in Texas, opium smuggling in Seattle, and World’s Fair coverage. The items reflect a broad cross-section of public life, crime, politics, and society across several U.S. locales.
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Louis
Meoward Pugh
Turk
Agree
Ala
Cox
Cole Fond
Texas
Freman
Raithy
Wension
Cinatian Hananos
Roanoke, Inc
Burnhis
Saratoga Hotel
Chicago
Milburn
United
Baltimore
Joss
Tialeamer
Hayden Republic
Seattle
Washington
Tur
Montana
Funeral train bears ashes of Jefferson Davis to Hollywood Cemetery
The funeral procession moved from Metairie Cemetery New Orleans to Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Va with the first leg by special train. Thousands of mourners lined the route as the Confederate leader’s remains were conveyed in a brick bier and casket guarded by honor troops and city officials. The solemn rites included prayers by Rev A G Bakewell and a formal transfer to the funeral car as the train continued toward Montgomery Alabama for the interment.
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Jefferson Davis
Lonsinna
Metaire
New Orleans
Hollywood
Richmond
Lowasile & Nashville Depot
Memorial Lal
Guard of Honor
Confederacy
Winnie Davin
Mex
Hayes
Ellyson
Davis
Foster
A. Gontot
Army of
Montgomery
Owhlel
Teetelih
Princess En- Intin of Kpafo Welcomed in New York Scene
The royal party arrived from Washington after a five hour rail journey, greeted with cannon salutes from Philadelphia and Newark warships and cannon fire from ships of Spain and South America. They were welcomed by New York officials, cavalry, police, and a large citizen gathering at the Savoy Hotel.
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Kpafo
En- Intin
Unels Bam
Knickerbocker
New York
Entallo
Washington
Tas
Republic
United States Cavalry
Trday
Jersey City
Largo
Indy
Davis
Navy
Jamies Mr. Varnum
Cied
Eulatts
Antonio of
Bourbon-Orleans
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Newark
Spain
Bpalo
Republic of South America
B&tate
Hotel Savoy
Fitts-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Alder
Snen
Witha
Horace Porter
New York City
Infanta
Far Flung 19th Century News Snapshots
A jumble of dated dispatches notes regional growth in Onan and Barn tom, a New York firemen school, locusts in Barn tom province, a minister denouncing exclusion acts, cars on Broadway, a New York epidemic crisis, watermelons Yield at 90 000 acres, the first steamboat from Galveston to Dallas, European turmoil and bankruptcies, a royal postage stamp proposal, a statue protest, winter storms damaging a Bennington monument, and a report on the Czar of Fossils and cancer rumors.
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Straxen
Exrito Castrian
Ife
Rose Cuevenaxo
Aleter
Morocco
Gronor Lizorry
Lirotte
Latti
Harlan
Teeanlen
Marian
Waxy
Chinere
England
Queen Victoria
Corvalier Anton von BouxeRtixna
Archduke John
German Empire
Austria
Bor
Vienna
Earl of
Trowan J. Grany
Supreme Court
California
Massachusetts
Wrirrax F. Ssopanasa
Bontawnin
United States
Han Francisco
Hampton Tronds
Philadelphia
Navy
Tux Duponts
Paris
William
Germany
Quirinal
Roys Palace
Naples
John Ballance
New Zealand
Gleonvy
Lough Neagh
Ireland
Jxncualum
Onan
Neb
Io Re
Barntom
Trussia
New York
Ministera
New York City
Grongis
Galveston
Dallas
Texas
Europe
Bram
Portugal
Bervin
Likeneas
Servio
Bonemia
Francia I
Bennington
Tax Southern _ Presbyterian
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W. H. Haggerty
Martinsville
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Ladway
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Mis McCoy
van Wert
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Citzen
M. HH. McCoy
Ohio
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Benth & Bowne
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George % Davis
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Danny
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Midway
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World's Fair Commission
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Wisconsin
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