Lincoln party nominates Emery ticket in Pennsylvania
The Lincoln party at its Philadelphia convention nominated Governor Lewis Emery Jr of McKean County for governor and Rudolph Blankenburg of Philadelphia for lieutenant governor with George W. Mertick of Tioga County as auditor general and Eliene A. Corey as secretary of internal affairs. The platform demanded reform and a fair deal for all, pledging unity despite possible substitutions, while Mayor Weaver’s allies sought harmony to avert a split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanis
Lincoln Party
Overnor
Lewis Emery
McKean County
Rudolph Blankenburg
George W. Mertick
Tioga County
Eline, A. Corey
Y Liuserna
Hintor
Mustoal
Hull
Rica
Iain
Weaver
Emery
Leutenant
Drowning Delays and Survival Limits in Deep Water
Historical note outlines how long divers survive underwater across regions and conditions. It cites examples from Nevarto, Bed sea, and Ceylon with durations from one to two and a quarter minutes. It mentions a fatal England case lasting about two minutes and stresses the dangers of prolonged immersion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienleyee
Nevartoo
Doton
Ceylon
England
Camden
Goa
Boca
Patter Kevink Dean
Blackweed
Saintly cook and fake tombstone tale from distant village
A garbled article recalls a famed patron saint of cooks, noted for soups and dumplings, and a peculiar fake tombstone in a South Worcester village. It speaks of devotion, feasting, and a mysterious obituary style inscription, with scattered, faded lines about a serene, pious chef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta Zita
Vienna
Abe
Menument Ter Fisk
Peculiar Turbot Eyes and Camouflage Explained by London Spectator
A London Spectator excerpt describes the turbot, a flatfish with operable eyes on a turret-like mount that can rotate independently. It notes its intelligent appearance, ability to blend with the sandy seabed, and movement patterns, including graceful swimming and bottom resting, with one specimen reportedly changing to a lighter tint to match sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sed Geld
Posila
Raya
London Spectator
Pariah Icons and The Marlowe Parable Reflections
A fragmentary Westminster Gazette piece critiques reformers and loyalists, rails against idle ambition, and mentions literary figures like Christopher Marlowe and Peter Patt. It cites a pariah church, a carving at Backiel, and a dated register of Christoper Marlowe in 1896, ending with moral notes on choosing friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH Marlowe
Wes Bartel
Nicholes
Deptford
Hieber
Joes
Peter Patt
Back
Petticoats and garments at Stewart Building display
A ragged inventory from the Stewart Building lists multiple styles of petticoats, cambrics, embroidery trims, and garments on the second and fourth floors with varied prices from $0.50 to over $4.00. References to dressings, gowns, aprons, and waist treet adornments hint at a bustling sale corner with numerous fabric types and trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champon
Wales
Stewart
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Kincotn Party
Panesapivanie
John Wies
Aida
M ‘Precios
Rota H&p
Bilessul Rélexs
Sal Pepy
Gud
Tabatha
Verona
Baint OF the Cooks
Clowes
Ak She
Cambrie
Muatin
Mecona
Cambric
Oaert
Laliz
Nainsoon
Otawa
Shirsmeader
Citeater ‘Aire
Stewart Balding
Lawa
Imag
Teewart Bull
Pettconte
Stein
Pialee
Augustinn Ogura
WI Mapportans
Ohesee
Badeyet Alpe Warner
Wits
Meiim
Dewres
Ses Oe
John Wanamaker
Broadway
Fourth Ave
Eighth To
Tenth Streets
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