Jesus Crucified Commentary on John and Easter Reflections
A devotional commentary tracing the crucifixion narrative from John with notes on Pilate, the soldiers, and the gaze of Jesus’ mother Mary. It covers the figures at the cross, the women near Calvary, and the fulfillment of prophecy while reflecting on suffering, faith, and the mission of Christ.
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Frese
Pilate
Graeke
Jean
John Heatrophecy
Ahatugrabes
Anna
Castine
Christ
Clopas
Janes the
Los
Slur
Jomept
Jesus
Jobin
John Ali i
John
Cana
Crusatets
Mary
Menos
Mij-John
Salomoo
Matthew
Wine Making in California and Labor in the Vineyards
The author extols California grape growing and wine making while criticizing white workers for resisting immigrant labor, especially Chinamen, as essential to harvesting. He describes the back breaking work, the lines of wagons to wine presses, and argues cheap labor would settle labor disputes, lamenting workers’ preference for city life and unrest over rural toil.
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California
John L. Sullivan
Plains
Roauty West
Brent Alnus
The Weather Prophet and the Birmenstone Era
A historical article fragment discusses a Weather Prophet chart by Professor Hicks and early meteorology ambitions. It mentions forecasts for storms, planetary influences, and hopes for precise storm prediction, followed by a shift to Birmenstone’s industrial growth and wealth, detailing Fire trade, coal seams, and over seven million dollars invested in local factories and iron furnaces.
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Kich Wa
Rans Sophie Inquirer
Farmie
Gathering Grapes and Game in the West
A reader recounts grape yields in Napa valley noting four test tons per acre, prices from 20 to 30 dollars per ton, with higher values during France’s wine purchase era, and mentions eastern rail shipments. It also describes the Rocky Mountain big horn sheep’s range and scarcity, then briefly praises Parfe Hair Balan for hair restoration.
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Napa Valley
France
Sierras
Chicago
Geronimo's Captor Captain Henry W Lawton Led Campaign
The pursuit of Geronimo and Natohex and their band was a harsh expedition across rugged country. Captain Henry W Lawton of the Fourth Cavalry earned credit for the capture, with Miles acknowledged for campaign planning. Lawton joined volunteers in 1861 and later the regular army, rising to lieutenant colonel by war end.
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Henry W. Lawton
United States Cavalry
Geronimo
Natohex
Miles
Lawton
Ninth Indiana Infantry
Porte Leutenant
Tontey
Cavy Sary
Company B
Fourth Cavalry
B. Mackenzie
Stanley
Chappa
Natelies
Dr Elliott Coues and theosophy movement in America
Dr Elliott Coues head of scientific circles in the United States and a key ornithologist is discussed amid the rise of theosophy. The piece lauds his intellect and leadership while noting lodge formation, his roles with Smithsonian and Columbia, and his stance on spiritualism and related subjects.
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Anerica
Elliott Coues
United States
Coues
Scieyce Anvrica
Fle
Britih Ornithologists’ Union
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Corniment
Columbia University
Boen
Fanny
Nicholas Nickleby
Tony
Professa
Aconlc
Eed
Emolument
Camel Dinner and Military Minds at a Mountain Gala
A fragmentary account references a grand event with a vast balloon-like structure on a rock, hosting 1500 guests, bells, cooks, and a dazzling kitchen. A guest arrival triggers elaborate machinery, lights, and a staged procession. The piece shifts to reflections on military virtue, organization, and the mind over material prowess, ending with a camel anecdote from the Boston Record.
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Sittee
Civamions
Thom
Delaiva
Chamber-Maida
Arrivin
Aid Aa Son
Telvenphant
Tinan
Warner
Harpors Magus
The Bard of Chatauqua and a New Jersey governor hopeful
An obituary note recalls Ames Ferguson a Chatauqua county artist who translated the Bible into verse and sang on street corners during war years, highlighting his devout character and a brief biographical sketch. It also reports Democrat Robert S. Green as New Jersey’s gubernatorial nominee from Vanderpool Green & Cummings, noting his wealth and age.
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Ames Ferguson
Chatauqua County
New York
Jamestown
Ferguson
Covernor
New Jersey
Robert 8. Green
Oliver Ames Political Rise and Early Family Ties
Oliver Ames, son of Oakes Ames, rises in Republican ranks as governor candidate for Massachusetts while inheriting a stake in the family rail interests. He has early exposure to business, notable railroad holdings, and served in the state senate in 1880 81. Also noted is Nellie Welsh a 13 year old telegraph operator at Point Arena Cal claimed to be the nation s youngest.
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Massachnachts
Oliver Ames
Marachuntts
Tde
Workmcon
Leary
Ames
Railroarts
State Senate
Berbre
Nellie Welgh
Point Arena
Cal
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Lewis
Senotita
Evers
H.R Taye
Kicker
Hicks
Hicksays
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Miaregten
Birnelnstaan
Tain
Lewy
Ngmam
Alabama
Rocky Mountain
Big Horn
Rio Grande
Mackenzie
Yellowstone
Missouri
Washington Territory
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Maho
Wyoming
Vie
Lauderies
Treasury Department
Bel Opel
Wbstia
Zborton
Chatauqua
Robert S. Green
Henry
John F, Hunri & CO
Parker
Balsam
Elas
Dreming
Aeolor
Wba
All Draggiate Tn
Gee Hottion
Dererewth
Slopenhaln
H. H. French
Vocke
Napoleon, Ohio
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John Diemer
Opment Oh
Napoleon Meat Market
Ematandy
Biden
Meg Blessoe
Prrey
Joseph Shaff
Theol
Tibet
F. F.shoner
Nehortmotiog
Bopon Perrystrest
Geo. F. Curdes
Confectioner & Baker
Guy
Easlet
Sash and Blind Factory
Thiesen, Mildred & Co
Wold
Thirsen
Dildred
EROS
Queens & Glassware
Letistetase Procerpe Pulie
Wealto
Baiiding Pristing
Give & Cally Seamineout
Atock
Pri Meyerholte & RO
Javeleen
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