Various Global Notes on Education, Law, and Science
A digest of diverse items: compulsory education laws in many states and territories. a sale of Callfords worth 200 million to English capitalists. census reveals native population up 23 percent 1880–90 while foreign up 38 and colored 15. European imports and railway sobriety cited. remarks by Henry L Stanley on British citizenship and empire. road improvement appeals led by Albert A. Pops. President Harrison letters praise road reform. postal stamping machines affect mail and perishable goods. professor Schiaparelli offered funds to view Mars via Lick telescope. theories on Mars observations and eye adaptation.
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Henry 2L
Stanley
Taave
England
United States
Albert A. Pops
Boston
Congress
Harrison
Union
Tha Tas
New York
Schipparelli
Mars
Great Lick
California
Chicago
Scdiaparelli
Cesar
Schiaparelli
Lone
When We Are Dead a Bright Life Begins Bowen Poem
Poem reflects on youth and aging with lines about fortune fame and friendship then shifts to mortality. The speaker envisions life anew after death and the final image suggests a brighter life begins beyond the grave. The verse invokes fortune pressure and memory with a wistful tone.
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Fortuno
George E. Bowen
Chicago
Inter- Ocean
Dorothy and Cecil Share a Quiet Fireside Evening
Dorothy recalls family history and her romance with Philip Harcourt as Cecil and a young boy listen by the fire. Dr Harcourt joins, and memories of money, duty, and love surface amid a shifting tension.
Professor Loeffler’s Bacillary Campaign in Greece Ends
The Scientific American reports Professor Loeffler led a campaign against a field mice plague in Thessaly Greece by infecting mice with a bacillus he discovered named Bacillus typhi murium. Bread crumbs saturated with the substance were placed in fields and within a week results appeared. Loeffler plans to return to Germany to continue cultivation near the war front.
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Professor Loeflor
Thesaasian
Greece
Intest
Lovfllur
Athens
Thessaly
Loeffler
Germany
Scientific American
Artificial stone production for pavements expands
The article describes a process where crushed granite and Portland cement form concrete slabs cast in alab molds lined with zinc. After setting, slabs are soaked in a silicate of soda solution to harden, then rinsed, dried, and stored in yards for several months before shipment.
Milk Therapy for Burns Gains Noted Attention in Europe
Reports claim early milk application speeds burn healing. Compressions soaked in milk renew nightly. a severe burn reportedly shrinks to a quarter in three days. An eight day olive oil zinc treatment also improved when milk dressings were used. The scene includes remarks from Mr. Bronson and Tommy about milk motion. The piece ends with European gold consumption figures for yearly per capita and total.
Amok described as fatal Malay frenzy evoking crimes
The narrative surveys amok with cases from gambling to insults and love, noting impulsive killings by Malays. It cites 1863 rules, the Tomanggong incident, a gunboat attack, and a Singapore boat tragedy, ending with a chapter on social effects and a New York Herald note.
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Mohammed
Datu
Tomanggong
Smong
Nader
Ilo
Plich
Singapore
Freal
China
London Standard
Emporer Frederick Tale In German Papers
A Berlin train carriage story recounts a tall stranger buying a rose from a flower seller with a mark piece as payment. The tall gentleman is later revealed to be the late German emperor, offering a small coin amid compassion for a family with a crippled son.
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Amperor Frederick
Gernay
Oll Eimperor
Germany
Berlin
Old Flower Celler
Old Dame
Lin
Fashion Notes Brighten Women’s Wardrobe Across Regions
A mixed slice of period fashion and social trends notes hair parting as a fashion caution, Swiss liberal university women study counts, and wedding gown styles. It mentions bodice details, cloaks of black lace, new bonnets, and silk grenadines for afternoon wear, with colors shifting to Cleopatra tones and rich velvets.
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Turkey
Garvin murder shocks Allegheny home as jealousy suspected
Frann Ganvis shot his wife Cora Garvin through the heart at their Allegheny home after a three day marriage. The motive is believed to be insane jealousy. Mrs Garvin was twenty. The tragedy follows a quick domestic pairing and grips local residents with shock.
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Frann Ganvis
Cora
Allegheny
Pono
Satanic
N. Y
Loon Lake
E. Extxay Anpensoy
Democratic National Committee
Fock
New York City
United States Cruiaers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
John G. Walker
Chicagoa
John F. McGlonsey
la Guayra
Gnaxt
John P. Newman
Harrison
Bilchad Broderick
Twenty-second Regiment
Buffalo
New York
Alatna
Cleavas
Hartford
Luzon DB
Morris
Connecticut
Democrats
Ernest Cady
New Jersey
Trenton
John Kean
N. J
Americans plan sulphur mine at Popocatepetl volcano
A group led by Mauricio Rahden has secured an option on the Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico to mine sulphur with an electric railway. The property is owned by General Sanchez Ochoa who currently operates it with basic tools. The plan envisions modern equipment and large scale production to supply the Mexican Army powder trade.
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Mauricio Rahden
Kansas City
Popocatzostl
Mexico
General Sanchez Ochoa
Irrigated Farms Worth Four Times Original Cost
The Census Office reports irrigation in Arkansas Territories shows about 30,000 capital invested with returns above 40,507,200 and 2.5 percent on cost. Irrigated farms exceed 277,800,000 in value, estimated at nearly 297,000,000 as of 1890. The report notes irrigation boosts crop movement and yields.
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Ark
World's Fair notes on Nemoral Exhibits and Preparations
A survey of World’s Fair plans describes Australian cyclists arriving to engage in cycling content, Henry Hudson’s statue to be placed in marble, and New York exhibit data including war monuments. Ships, art works, and government custody arrangements are noted with thousands at work building the grounds for the 1893 Exposition.
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United States
Constitution
Italy
Midway Plaisance
Fredyportation Department
Arenmub P Railway Companies
England
London and Northern Railway
Great Britain
Bureau of Hygiene
Ths Bureau
Mesnens
Turner Bund
Chicago
National Game Notes Pitchers Dominate Early Season
The column surveys early season form across clubs and players. BastraLi and Duryea change teams while many prospects and veterans vie for pitching and fielding honors. Multiple clubs report experiments in staff and lineup as standings show Cleveland leading the pack with a strong start.
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Sunment
Chicago
BastraLi
Germany
Tex New York
Minx
Pittsburg
Tenny
Brooklyn
Pricer Curry
Cleveland
LaTna
Cincinnati
Duryea
Washington
St. Louis
Wintur
Develooto
Grasscocy
Philadelphias
Anton
Chicagos
Stratton
Louisville
Virtue
Comiskey
Prominent People and Notable Historical Snippets
A collage of short notes names Cant Scavaz as a pianist and Frederick Dovelass as a fiddler. Mentions Premiers and officials including Joux Hines and Commissioner Peck. References Queen Regent of Spain, Robert Fulton Crary’s lineage, Rev. Almauus, and others with varied achievements and locales.
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Scavaz
Frederick DoveLass
Piays
Glapstons
Joux Hines
M. E. Gaunapay
Holden
Sincar
Congress
Texas
Pascal, Bas
Peck
New York
Grover Clovean
Spain
Lismane
Robert Fulton Crary
Pourhkeepsie
Robert Fulton
Almauus
House of Representatives
Aussissippi Valley
Mus
University of Ohio
Binkstown
N. J
Wall Street
Blau & Co
Train Robbers Fight in Cal State Junction Scene
Deputy Sheriff Witty of Visalia and Constable Hil of Sanger confronted Sontag and Evans at Sampson Flat. Gunfire wounded Witty. three men including Marshal McGlants, Tuchard Olsen, and Wilon were killed. Troops under Captain O'Dara in Enid have moved 50,000 cattle with the Rock Inland shipping 86,000 to Chicago.
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Sizeworth
Cardigan
Prince Edward
Genos
Italy
Umberto
Margherita
Hedleyvilla
Quebec
Canada
Frasxx Betury
United States
Nevars
Genoa
Ireland
Paris
Havre
Hamburs
Raga
Chamberley
Montreal
Pamira
Afghanistan
Murghas
Jawp Armstrong
Ax Azad Wonan
New York
Monaca
Whrseho
Gamling
Pavabrea
Germany
Potsdam
Reanourna Jon Cusstina Howzir
Unital States Navy
Folkestone
England
Retirad
Navy
Witty
Visalia
Constatlo Hil
Sanger
Sontag and
Evans
Sampson Flat
Cal
The
Kuhoe Thre
Wader Bla
Marshal McGlants
Tuchard Olsen
Wilon
Enid
O'Dara
Sisco
Chicago
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Territories
Callfords
Europe
Austriso
Carniola
Boston Herald
Chicago Herald
Great Western Railroad
Post Office
Cecil
Twerp
Limon
Canapirail
Dorothy
Baldur
Deeda
Loki
Dr. Harcourt
Helen
Thev
Brandons
Jack
Nan
J. Dorothy
Papa
Ben
Jock
Mamma
Nooner
Philip Harcourt
Philip
Momma
Dorothy Brandon
Tio
Tia
Philp
Cech
Iind
Waverly Magazine
Long Island
Bralo
Gincer
Olio
Reynard
New York World
Mr. Bronson
Tommy
Atranger
Aloa
New York Herald
Senator Casey
North Dakota
Dalrymple
Dakota
Red River
Valtley
Great Grandin
Avamall
Cosey
Dalrymples
Astora
Minneapolis Times
Orange Tree Inn
Butley
Macclesfield
Manchester
Stockport
Emperor Frederick
Sarah
Detroit Free Press
Bwitzenland
Switzerland
Bamesteo
Berna
Geneva
Zurich
Lassanno
Basso
Russia
North America
Boston Transcript
To Eco
Mia
Mallon
Radios’ Home Journal
Colorado
Pueblo
J. C. Heln
el Paso
Apa
Fostes
Andrew Jeffries
Spartanuburg
Anphron Ackerman
Wreld
Papyrason Bannann
Lick Observatory
Jupiter
War Department
Randy Hook
J. J
Canadian Pacific
Cass
PosTatasten
Wanamaker
Rio
Peary
Navy Department
St. John's
Newfoundland
Unitei States Navy
Greenland
Indspentence Bay
Victoria Lolo
Dawse
Augustine
Treacury Department
TEE
Ase
Lort
Baltimore
Philadipa
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