Memorial notice on the death of Lord Derby
The obituary reviews the long political career of Lord Derby born 1799 at Knowsley Park educated at Christchurch College Oxford famed as the “Rupert of debate” in parliament. It traces his rise from Under Secretary for the Colonies to Ireland secretary and premier, his shifting political loyalties, and his roles as Peel cabinet member and Conservative leader. It notes honors from the Crown, literary work translating Homer, and his defense of church and state unity.
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Boston Coliseum raffle draws 83 451 winner unknown
The final Coliseum concert drew a crowd of about 10 000 as Gilmore's Band performed. A little girl, Iva Heinemann, drew the first prize ticket 83 451, with 5 200 other prizes awarded as chairs and decorations. The Onondaga stone giant sold for fifty thousand dollars with Newell retaining a quarter share while crowds visit daily. Prof Hall inspected the giant but owners barred examination.
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Boston Transcript
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Heroic boy heals with his father's aid after leg injury
A 15 year old named Willie Schneider survived a severe railway accident and a long leg reconstruction. His father Adam Schneider improvised splints and bandages saving the limb and enabling the boy to walk to school. The miracle is paired with a note on a statue misidentified as the petrified giant in Onondaga County.
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Washburne Denied 15000 Gold for Contingent Expenses
Reports from official sources state Minister Washburne Curtin and Moran asked the Government for 300 to 400 extra for office rents. The Fifth Auditor's records show Washburne declined allowances while ensuring legal entitlement. Commendable caution noted in a Storm tale and a Cleveland Seamen's Home brothers reunion.
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