Fragmented 19th century notes mix cabalists and politics
The column compiles scattered excerpts from The New York Sun and other papers noting cabalistic letters in Virginia, questions about Fears down in Virginia, parliamentary scenes in England, and political maneuvers including Democratic National Convention sites. It also touches on Prohibition ratios in Buffalo, the New Atlantic Cable plans, editor pranks, and miscellaneous items about newspapers, ads, and church debts.
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New York Sun
Virginia
Debates on Religion and State Pay Stir Albany Rumors
The piece blends religious quarrels with political chatter. It cites Rav De Curisun critiquing atheism and a Chicago Railway Review report on winter wheat conditions. It notes O Neill's bill for biennial legislature sessions and a $1000 salary, arguing lawmakers resist pay cuts while awaiting reelection.
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O'Neill
Albany
Mr. O'Neil
Footprint Evidence of Monster Foot in Grand Canon
Messrs Springs and Ridenour, returning from copper discoveries, report a 26 by 12 inch footprint imprint in sand along a narrow canyon passage. The print shows a four inch depth, six inches at the ball, and footprints spaced eighteen feet apart, suggesting a giant human foot. They plan another expedition to recover the rock containing the imprint.
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Canon
Sant Bed
Ievel
Passaarny
Peach Springs
Champion
Four Michigan infantrymen meet Lincoln on the road
Four men from Company B of the 3d Michigan Infantry, while strolling near the Potomac on July Fourth, 1861, flag down a cab driven by four refined-looking men who reveal themselves as President Lincoln, Secretary of War Stanton, and Secretary Seward, with Gideon Welles nearby. Lincoln humorously greets them, then the group heads toward camp.
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Company B. 3d
Michigan Infantry
Potomac River Road
Lansing Telegram
Washington
Ol’ Abe
Detroit Engagement Ends With Christmas Locomotive Plan
A young man travels fifty miles to arrange a village engagement but learns via telegram that Susan married Frank yesterday. He rejects the costly locomotive plan, admits thirteen years of prior engagement, and jokes about future prospects with other matches in Toledo and Columbus.
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Susan
Frank
Toledo
Columbus
Mr Eager
The Aged In Society A Critical View
In Comitiil Magazine the essay contrasts the aged with the young, praising their calm endurance and civic patience while noting their timid speech and wary counsel. It reflects on aging as a looming march through life with dignity, forethought, and the burden of responsibility.
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Comitiil Magazine
Dead Zulu King Taalim and Legacy in Natal War Drama
The dead Zulu king taalim is linked to the nation’s founding by Chuki who in 1912 to 1915 conquered independent chiefs of Zululand and Natal. England fought a bloody war after a 1870 raid. Rorke’s Drift and Isandlwana were defeats, Ulundi later routed the Zulu army. Ceteway Wad Gaptured and paraded in Cape Town 1882 before exile in Atluland last year. The plan to reinstate him failed as chiefs opposed his return and Cetewayo fled to Natal, kept prisoner in English camps.
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Zululand
Natal
Africa
Cotewaye
England
Rorke’s Drift
Tsandliwana
Ulundi
Cetewayg
Cape Town
Atluland
Cetewayo
A Dog at the Telephone Story of Jack the Coach Dog
A dog named Jack used a telephone to locate his master. The master spoke through the device and Jack barked in recognition, licking the mouthpiece as if his owner were inside the machine. A friend heard the dog’s barks at the other end and guided the master to the office to reclaim him.
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Jack Wos
Local church notices list Sabbath services and pastors
A clipping lists regular Sabbath services across multiple churches including First Baptist First Presbyterian Saint Episcopal German Evangelical Free Methodist and Dunkirk branch American Society Cruelty to Animals headquarters and listed pastors with service times Sunday schools and weekly prayers. Strangers invited to all services and notices urge timely attendance and cruelty reports.
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Dovner
Buffalo
A. TeRor Wastor
Benday
First Presbyten Church
S. E. Comer Eage
W. L. Austin
Ha.m
Tabernacl
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Free Methodist Church
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Policy, Conservatives in Speech Gatherings
Fragmentary report notes Conservative party policy themes voiced in speeches at multiple gatherings. Mentions may include party figures and venues, with emphasis on shifting positions and audience reactions.
Pie poison plot and street car murder verdict
In Folsom Pennsylvania and Louis, two vivid crimes surface. A miner’s wife adulterated a pie with Paris green after quarrel over shoes, injuring Charles Chamberlain who survived after emetic treatment. In Louis, Otho Dierberger is convicted of first degree murder for fatally shooting John Horne aboard a streetcar last May.
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Charles Chamberlain
Miner
Louis
Otho Dierberger
John Horne
Dierberger
Horne
Linn
Markets in Trade and Commerce Reported Across Cities
Cleveland and Toledo report flour and grain prices with multiple grades and futures. No. 2 red wheat, oats and corn values show varied bids, while pork, lard, and beef quotes span cash and forward months. New York and Pittsburgh note steady to firm tones with sheep, hogs, and cattle market activity reflected in daily sales.
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Minnesota
Tancy Dee
Chicago
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Travel Guide Advertisement Fragment in Old Bulletin
Fragmentary travel guide notice from Lowell area, mentioning fees, patents, pages, and prices with unreadable lines. Indicates a pamphlet or book listing tours, ferries, or routes, but key entities are obscured by OCR errors.
The Nickle Plate trains debut on new trunk line
The Nickel Plate railway introduces a new passenger equipment fleet on a modern trunk line linking New York and Chicago via the Chicago and St. Louis route. Trains will serve Union Depot with updated appliances for faster, more comfortable travel. further details to follow.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railway
Chicago
Tram Union Depot
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