Washington March 23 Brady Dorsey case in court
The United States cases against Thomas J Brady and others in the star route matter were called in criminal court with none present to plead. Dorsey is sought for arrest and hearing postponed to Saturday. The President approved the anti polygamy bill. Shipherd resumed examination but asked to be excused due to illness.
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Dreams and the nature of dream formation in sleep
Popular Science Monthly explores how dreams arise during sleep not waking. judges and will have limited control while memory processes supply links between remembered scenes. Dreams occur in sleep, are largely forgotten, and require studying both sleep and dreaming to understand their mechanics.
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Popular Science Monthly
Butler’s Bar Admission and Judge Warren’s Ruling
Biographical sketch recounts General Butler preparing for law and a 1840 Lowell case where Judge Warren ruled a note by a minor is avoidable. Butler dissented, citing authorities, leading to the ruling being reversed and affirmed by the Supreme Court. Also notes a 1880 Indiana election controversy and a testimonial claim for Kendall’s Spavin Cure.
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Army and Navy Postpone Official Mourning for Garfield
The United States Army and Navy on Monday postponed their official mourning for the death of President Garfield, delaying customary ceremonies and public remembrance events as national reaction to the tragedy continues to unfold.
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Kendall's Spavin Cure Endorsed by Horse Tamer Williams
Prof Williams, a renowned horse tamer, highly recommends Kendall's Spavin Cure. The endorsement highlights its effectiveness for relieving spavin and improving horse mobility.
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French guns drive terror through retreating lines
A first person account describes skirmish lingerings near Freteval and a French battery firing on a lone observer in mud and rain. The narrator, while hiding in ruins, escapes with effort as German troops nearby observe with grim amusement before the danger eases.
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Aid for the Complexion Serkys Tea Promises Youthful Skin
A Parisian fashion item, Serkys tea, is touted as a beauty aid among Eastern European and Turkish women. Dr. Lucas notes examples of preserved youth from daily consumption, linking it to blood purification and firmer flesh. The plant, grown near Lebanon's mountains, is prepared like tea and costs five francs per ounce.
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Frontier Humorist on Western Front Near Green River
Gen Forsythe of Sheridan's staff encounters a sole stationer in a tiny hut he calls Hotel de Starvation. The cabin measures six by ten feet and features four stalls, a parlor, kitchen, and sleep space. Exterior signs boast 1000 miles from hay and grain 70 miles from wood and 15 from water.
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Football Accidents Rise as England Revives Sport
Foot ball’s revived popularity in England brings a string of injuries. At a Middleton match early this month five players required medical attendance. In Sheffield a boy broke a collarbone and another was badly hurt. Oldham reports two accidents, one resulting in death.
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Oldham
Troubles Borrowed and Stolen Out Number by Far
A fragment suggests a discussion of borrowed troubles and stolen numbers dominating global comparisons. No clear events, people, or organizations are evident in readable text. The note reads as a philosophical or rhetorical remark lacking concrete details to identify entities or actions.
The Clock Skid His Time Had Come
A late night visitor asks a doctor to treat a dying man who fears a clock striking midnight signals his death. The doctor provides bromide of potassium as a prescription, and the couple depart resigned, hoping for relief from the menacing superstition.
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Pssst
Portland
A Flower That Explodes In Rare Bloom
A Ceylon note in the San Francisco Chronicle describes the talapat tree Carypha umbracelifena blooming in rare seasons. The flower bursts from its sheath like a rocket, emitting a cannon-like report and a heavy perfume as pale yellow or white sprays fill the air.
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San Francisco Chronicle
A Queer Burglar Alarm
The former home of Stephen Valentine, who hanged himself at West Chester on Wednesday, was found burglarized by the Coroner yesterday. The locked and bolted doors were tied with cords, a cord leading to Valentine’s bedroom. Neighbors say he tied the cord to his toe nightly to wake himself if the door was broken. Beneath the bedclothes were heavy clubs, a bar of iron, and a loaded Colt revolver.
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Stephen
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New York Sun
Snow Parade of Benefits and Burdens Across Winter
Snow covers the earth in solid crystals forming a beautiful, pure scene yet proves a damp cold mass delaying travel, hindering sidewalks and rail cuts, piling at barn doors and sparking social sleigh rides. It is a scientific study, an aesthetic feast, a practical burden on business, and a social enlivener of winter life.
Thirteen Minutes to Load Elephant on Rail Car Pun
The quip notes it takes thirteen minutes to load an elephant onto a railroad car, while a woman takes twenty minutes to kiss friends goodbye and lose the trunk check, a humorous contrast from the era’s light verse.
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