Greeley Expedition Survivors Reported Found Alive
The navy confirms Lieut Greeley and several others survived the Lady Franklin Bay relief party, with eight alive and seventeen dead. The Thetis and Bear brought survivors from Smith Sound to St Johns, while a full casualty list and recovery plan are detailed in a dispatch from The Navy Department.
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Navy
Br. Jouxa
N. F
Greeley
Lieut Greeley
Farticulai
Wasarxotos
Tegrim
Navy Department
St. Jonge
Uly
W. E. Chandler
Secretary of Navy
Thetis
Bear
Lock Garry
Greenland
Alert
Cape Sabine
Smiths
A. W. Greeley
Brainard
Fredericks
Severa Long
Beider
Connell
Elia
Lady Franklin Bay
Ellison
Godhaven
Esquimaux
Turnovik
Disco
Gizarlland
Thoead
Cross
Wederick Eskimo
Hinn
Lockwood
Jewell
Eusine
Ralston
Whistler
Tsraal
Henry
Jane
Kingsbury
Schneider
Rice
Salen
Bender
Gardner
Fort Conger
Baird Inlat
Smith Sound
Ft. Conger
Payer Harbor
Cape Isabella
Sir George Nares
Beebe
Darlington
Cowell
Littletown Island
Gresly
Conger
Hare Island
Smith's Sound
Cape York
Melville Bay
Cape
Trade mark law triumph in Vogeler suit over St Jacobs Oil
The Charles A. Vogeler Company of Baltimore wins a perpetual injunction against Parrott & Co. prohibiting use of St Davids Oil and similar terms in connection with St Jacobs Oil. The ruling, sought to prevent harm in Britain and the U.S., signals a strong victory for the brand amidst a notable trade mark dispute. Eminent legal figures attended the case, underscoring its significance. A later note mentions a curious Alton, Michigan incident and advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
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New York World
Lompon
Exanasp
Cable
Charles A. Vogler Co
Baltimore
Maryland
Twainst Parrot & Co
Court of Ay
Costa
St. Jacobs Oil
High Court of Justice
Bacon
Cas
Comptroller of Trade 4
Charles A. Vogeler
St. Davids Oil
Comptroller
Court of Appeal
Parcrott &Co
St. Davide Oil
Charles A. Vogeler Company
Great Britain
Advecsoe
Hasan Me Cone
Charles Ypee Company
Unibetaatter
Queen's
Theodore Aston
Fragmented and garbled 19th century notes and jokes
A collage of oblique quotes and quips from Philadelphia and Washington papers. It references Macbeth dialogue, a swimmer Agnes Benedict planning August Channel swim, social satire about candy to an elephant, and political jibes about Beecher and Blaine. It closes with a string of marketing quips and a New York note on the arrears amendment.
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Bernhardt
Macbeth
Sarah
Agnes Benedict
Sea Serpent Debate in Atlantic Article
J G Wood argues in June Atlantic that the sea serpents sightings may be cetaceans or a surviving cetacean form rather than a shark or serpent. He notes consistent head and tail motion, undulating body, white tribe vertebral structure, and nonfatal behavior toward boats while distinguishing from known serpents.
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Lawrence
Mr. Wasson
Arthur Lawrences
Lord Lytton
J. G Wood
Atlantic
Butter Markets Strain At 60 To 80 Cents In Boston
News letters note weekly sale of 1000 pounds of gilt edge butter in Boston at 60 to 80 cents per pound while New York buys 8000 to 4000 pounds at the same price, with demand outpacing supply in both cities. A French government finding affirms abortive vine disease cures and a commission is to study methods. Local items mention Holland Michigan publisher urging Dr Thomas Electric Oil and a lawyer’s view on cold cures, plus drugstore ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Fragmentary notice on Confederate officer and Texas spouse
Fragmented OCR mentions a man addressed as hello boyed who held a Confederate commission under Stonewall Jackson and is married to Colonel John A. Hatemand, living in Texas, with unclear reference to a commercial protective amputation.
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Hello Boyed
Stonewall Jardiwan
John A. Hatumand
Jwho
Texas
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Satuwe
Woostenholme Island
Smith
Congress
Greely
Cape Babine
Scurey
Alton
Mich
Hood
Jers
United States
Britain
John Derringer
Philadelphia
MS Oata
Carter
Georgie
Harrisburg
Henry Ward Beecher
Blaine
Beecher
Washington
John Sherman
Holland, Mich
J. Doesbury
Dr. Thomas
H. Coy
Chicago
Toledo Journal
J. A. Tawney
Enq
Winona
Minn
Easuire
J. Bayne Drug ‘Store
Corretae
Prangs
Bose
Coen
Benj
Anil Krow
Scott
Harter
Batter
Carters
Ples
Getto
Bigannesing i
Tn Yatty
York
Ohio Railroad
Coly Hocking Valley
Toledo
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Central Time
Colnebie
Cohmmbae Dolsware
Prompact
Renee Ae Carey Fontoria
eToloda
Union
Newark
Zanewvilley
Wsan
Alan Forton
Uotntail
Lonlaville
Polite
Apelote
Michigan
Canada
W.h.tarrison
Edy
A. Eohingwon
Wheeling
Bellaire
Rnvevil
Cambri
Nea
Roe
Asi Jr
Tian Maeret
Lipa
Aubure
Hickeville
Varnon
Johumbue
Indiana
Arkansas
Kanaas
Nebraska
Arkansa
Tian
Ativan
Arkasano
Eyatamt
Luwadevil
Aya Lewis
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
B. Kime Esbles
Toledo Wabash
ST. Louis
Raes
Watces
Bole
Sur
Oitatha
Iran
Cantuel
Vas CaMvam
Dittenhaver
Beck
Napoleon
Tours
Ary Canty
Uno
Dongaine Ay Boyce
Balenen
Asec Eas
Balinceem
Balangeond
Tate
Napoleon Bae
Ineereat Alto
Othur Farem
Tor Milo
Bood Hane
Rummell
Ty Graddecantai
Aren “Ellings
Mike Miowey
L. G. Randall
Otto Honege
Napoleon Steam
Drs and Tie Works
Ootot Washington
Yara Vd
and J Rloey
W. F. Daggett
Real Tate Unt Tnnurance Apa
Notary Public
Doeda
Ntaly Bone & Buyer
Myo
Baying
Nelling
Urland
Nan Anton
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