Bayard Taylor's Letters From India At Taj Mahal Visit
Bayard Taylor describes his visit to Agra and the Taj Mahal, praising its pure white marble, exquisite inlay, and grandeur. He compares it with Moorish and Saracenic art, notes the surrounding gardens and Ram Bagh, and recounts the tomb of Noor Jehan, the Queen, within the marble vaults.
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Hidin
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Taj Mahal
Agra
Temme” Dowlah
Shah Jahan
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Isperian
Ram Bagh
Gallen
Rama
Chad
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Magjeed
Taj
India
Dusay
Ram
Europe
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Omar
Jerusalem
Cairo
Spain
Solymanye
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Lalle Rookh
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Jumua
Apra
Akbar
Carrara
Alice
Noor-Jehan
Shali
John
Poravia
Persia
Bari
Mation
Shahidan
Huber
Pisa
Noor Jehan
The Taj Mahal and Indian Travel Reflections
The narrator extols the Taj Mahal’s beauty and architectural harmony, compares it to Moorish Spain, and notes its grand scale and symbolic meaning. He travels by garree-dawat to Agra, watches the Jumna river, and recalls Shah Jahan’s plans, then moves toward Delhi, describing Grand Trunk Road travel and distant forts with reflective awe.
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Spain
Bagdad
Cairo
Damascus
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Delhi
Granada
Seville
Seateorad Rami
India
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Jumna
Allyghur
Daihi
Phe
Tumna
Shah Jahan
Ayrs
Akbar
Idi
Che
Ovidac
Blius
Placa
Dalphi Gazette
Chokedar
Palnna Sahib
Chappa Kheas-Wella
Delhi Arrival and Tribune Staff Size Revealed
A travelogue to Delhi describes approaching the city and the grand Mughal fortress, then shifts to the Dalhousie Gazette contact and the Tribune. It details the Tribune staff numbers totaling 173, lists editors and reporters, compares its scale to the London Times, and notes circulation figures for daily and weekly editions.
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Tno
Palingill
Tribune
Onace Greiser
Charles
Dana
James
Pike
George Ripley
Bayard Tailor
George M. Snow
J. F. Cleveland
Alex. W. Thayer
Franklin J
Ottoson
City
William Newman
Ship News
D. C. Henderson
W. Baldwin
Police
Edwin R. Colston
W. Colston
Williamsburg
E.W. Davies
J. W. Gills
Edward Naines
Jersey City
J. A. Tlardenbrook
A. d. Hermann
Brooklyn
Martin Mahan
J. M. Merrifield
John Moora
Scholl
Jefferson Market
T. Towndrew
London Times
The
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We regret that our solicitums are too short this week
We regret that our scltumus are too short for Axsus's communication this week. Next week it will appear.
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Axsus
School Commissioner Candidate Endorsed by State Teachers
The Teachers of the State, about six hundred strong, endorse Loers Axprinen for School Commissioner, praising his educational work and claiming he is best qualified. Democratic critics accuse teachers of pursuing office for power, but supporters insist party labels should not eclipse merit and state needs.
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Loers Axprinen
Common Setinoissurt
Aypnrws
Helrd
Aephews
Aspruws
Shell
Andrews
Woa
Sve
Mr. Andrews
Axprmws
AnpaEws
Inauguration Day Tally at New York Palace Event
A grand ceremony in New York on the fourteenth attracted a vast crowd with a lavish program. The President and Cabinet, Senators, military officers, foreign ministers and other distinguished figures attended. The event included a palace address by the President of the Palace, a dinner at the Metropolitan, and a Bay ride, with officials and the Upper Ten in attendance.
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New York
Senate
Army
Navy
Prence
Metropolitan
Bay
Pribune
Crystal Police
Crystal Palace
London
Shera
Mr. Paxton
Mosara
Curstansen
Gilderstein
Jform
United States
Apnin
Oxich
Pleasure trip by steamer to Falls announced
A Cleveland to Falls excursion by steamer Crescent City will depart this week with a large rail and water route via Little Miami Xenia Columbus Lake Shore and other lines. Crescent City leaves Cleveland this afternoon and the party returns Friday.
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Falls
Little Miami
Xenia
Columbus
Lake Shore
Bellefontain
Indiana
Indianapolis
Crescent City
Lake Shore Road
Clevelland
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Palace
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the Courier
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Panaa
Amerie
Aone
Basston
Philadelphia
Hoyruy
Seulluy
FOI
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Meghan Conaty
FOI Mirotenany Goma
Isaac J. Ansen
Richland County
Jon Erch Spate
Nelson H. van Voruues
Airlens Cunaty VA Tamasuler
BEATE
Henry Brachmann
Hamilton Couny
Glnbiat
William N. Gibson
Seneca Claunty
JUNGE
TIT Supreme Court
Franklin T. Backus
Cuyahnga County
Roar OF Public Works
John Waddell
Gashadon Cansi Y
Cardidaut
Cryant Palace
Bryann Tartar
Leirens
Mnuch
Bararo Tavron
Apscrion Ramtuap
Mauchvester
NIT Democrat
Tunetion Railroad
David
Manchester
N. H
Cleveland Law Basic Store
C. N. Pansons
Ohio
Cleveland Herald
Tapthe Clinton
Junction Railroad
Lorain, Cuyahoga
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Mason
Rawsonville
Iyzia
Amherst
Stee
Exy
Aogs
Niagara Falls
Wee
J. F. Rypun
Mooris & Osnonx
W. P. Hasiron
West Avenue
Mooris
Chicago
Elyria
W. E F. Oswarn
Dickens
Kxickernocxen
Gonr’e Lapy
Hetine
Renain
PHOS
Extara
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Chidren
garMer. A. Stone Jr
Cincinnati
Mr. L. Tilton
Boston and
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