Fragmented 19th Century Notice Featuring Scattered Anecdotes
A garbled column compiles diverse items from politics, social notes, local incidents, and jokes. It references a tariff debate, marriage mystery, a Sioux chief, stagecraft in Yale, a sphinx of tea adulteration, and a statistical sketch on knife use in meals, all presented in a diary-like, wandering tone.
A Sea Picture and the Law’s Hard Edge
A lyrical meditation on sea reports and the allure of ocean imagery contrasts with a Missouri State Bar Association talk by Jupar Strum Mount. He argues the law’s failure lies partly in bar character and urges tougher admission standards similar to England.
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Antarctic
Jupar Strum Mount
Tompson
Missouri State Bar Association
England
Sparrow Gray Helps Hungry Sparrow in Cold
In a Harper’s Young People piece, Sparrow Gray laments hunger and shares a lesson on caring for the young. A hungry sparrow finds aid from kind listeners, who open a window and offer crumbs, while the moral calls on children to heed a promised Word that keeps both great and small.
Knives lecture sparks chair scramble at Barn Hall
The Joln Syker course second lecture drew attention in Barn Hall as spectators hurried for a chair. John Spicer delivered a jokeful talk on knives, tracing eating knives and jackknives with mislaid tool tales and a boy named Jumper seeking the best seat amid playful banter.
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Jerry
Jeremiah
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Johnny Spicer
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Namib
Agein
Railroads of South America Reach Coastal Corridors
Rail lines in South America run mainly along the coast with Brazil adding lines from Pernambuco to San Salvador and north–south links near Rio de Janeiro. Peru totals about 2,000 miles including a major Andean route. Colombia Panama Line spans 47 miles, controlled by U.S. interests and handling millions of tons and thousands of passengers, linking Pacific trade with U.S. and European markets.
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South America
Brazil
Pernambuco
San Salvador
Rio Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Bolivia
Peru
Andes
Venezuela
United States
Colombia
Panama
The Lion Addresses Two Jackals on Origins
Two jackals dispute human origins when the lion arrives with a bluff about giraffe ancestry and roaring superiority. He dismisses their lack of documents and offers a parable about arguing theories testing the wind.
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Illinois Senate Debates Bills and Capital Move Proposals
The Illinois Legislature records show Senate discussion of townships insurance bills civil action venue removal from state to federal courts and a wide range of measures. Debates touch on capital relocation options Springfield Chicago Peoria Decatur Bloomington Centralia Belleville and a proposed removal cost cap.
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Saime
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Mn Danean
Basile
Eeredes
Danean
Ly Mx
Berggren
Slinoly Central Railroad Company
Stan Wis
Ton Greenbury
House
Illinois Central
Tha Stet
Merritt
Illinois
Congress
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Whiting
Aremtor Ruger
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Hereley
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Lee
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de House
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Cook
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R McCarthney
General Assembly
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Gouk
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McLean
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Gayermount
Taning
Committee On Corporations
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Sherman
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Dudluiary
Bills and resolutions shown during legislative vacation
During the session recess the house referred many proposed bills on first reading including elections, industrial schools, garnishment and legislator salaries. Resolutions were adopted calling investigations into property taxes, drainage statistics, and the Mississippi river improvement. Senate had a bare quorum. Merritt’s joint resolution aimed at investigating alleged extortion at a byline company did little.
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Sheridan
Kennedy
Cook
Re- Vrews
Kehor
Sherman
Roundtree
West
Black
Littler
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Teaching Language Through Play and Definitions
At a St Louis Teachers Association meeting a speaker urged teaching children to talk first so they spell and write correctly. He suggested using dolls, kites, even a kitten to discuss language and banish restraint. The note cites definitions causing trouble and a Chicago eighth grader misparaphrasing Scott, underscoring the need for guided study with teachers.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Scott
Venetian Sunsets and Lagoons Describe Quiet Beauty
Fraser's Magazine renders vivid scenes of Venetian sunsets near Yorcello between Mazzorbo and Murano. The narrator contrasts fiery horizons and pale lagoons with touches of emerald lagoon grass, conveying purity, peace, and a tranquil mood after storms and fair weather alike.
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Yorcello
Mazzorbo
Murano
Fraser's Magazine
How to Catch Burglar Portraits in a Lamp Light
The piece describes a burglar alarm that triggers electric light to expose a camera. The bright light disturbs the burglar and reveals a photograph left behind while residents wake to retrieve the negative. It advises placing an electric mat to focus the camera for a proper shot.
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L. 8. Brown
Scientific American
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