Boston's Mount Auburn Cemetery Reverie and Notes
A visitor's vivid account of Mount Auburn Cemetery in Boston, detailing the grounds 126 and 13 acres, paths, tombstone styles, statues, and the marble chapel. Describes chapels, busts of Franklin and Otis, the round tower view, and the tranquil landscape where graves are marked by diverse monuments. Mentions encounters with law professors and visits to the university grounds and notable figures.
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Fvanklin
Mt. Auburn
Wisconsin trip notes reveal legal minds and college visits
The writer discusses meeting Chief Justice Parker in Milwaukee, observing a moot bench session with law students, and praising the Wisconsin law school. He recalls visits to Charlestown, Bunker Hill, Harvard College, the Astronomical Observatory, and the College Library. Prof Bond, Dr Huntington, and the observing activity are noted before plans to depart for Vermont.
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Allen
Cassle Mars and Square
Huntington
Law
Paigons
Battle Hotel
Parker
Boston
Hill
Prdf
Adyandell
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Supreme Court of New ‘Ilampshire
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States
Charlestown
Bunker Hil
Harvard College
Truntington
Bond
Green Mountains
Vermont
Weather Brings Hope After Harsh Season
In this weekly summary the Western Morning News notes an abrupt shift from feared disaster due to bad weather to unusually favorable conditions. Crops remain damaged especially in eastern counties and food prices stay high, yet daily signs point to a post harvest recovery as hayricks are gathered and wheat yields advance.
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Western Morning News
Rover Mates Discontinues Side Mails to Dunleith
The Packet Ling has stopped side mails from Dunleith to St Paul, while through mails to larger towns remain in service. The notice indicates a shift in local mail routing affecting regional connections.
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Rover
Dunleith
St. Paul
Side mail route to be carried tri weekly by prairie
A special agent of the Post Office Department visited Saturday and announced a side mail between La Crosse and Prairie du Chien to M Q Sawyer, to be carried overland tri weekly. The side mail from here remains unprovided for. Union & Der.
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Post Office Department
la Crosse
Prairie Duhien
M. Q. Sawyer
Union & & der
Handsome rifle praised by local makers in Wasonville
A rifle made by Mr Shaw at the big shop in Wasonville is praised for fine workmanship. The stock is beech wood from Clark County and the piece is exhibited as a specimen of Black River Falls manufacture, boosting local pride in Jackson County.
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Shaw
Wasonville
Clark County
Everly
Black River Falls
Jacksoht Co
Man Killed at Howard Station by Rope Hook Incident
Last Friday near A. C Wilson was instantly killed at Howard Station on the Chicago and North-western Railway by a hook attached to a rope that slipped from an engine and struck him on the head. He was 25 years old and unmarried.
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A. C Wilson
Howard Station
Chicago and North-western Railway
Boston Courier sued for libel by Hale of New Hampshire
The Boston Courier establishment was attached today at the suit of Hon John P Hale of New Hampshire for an alleged libel in an article published in the Courier. Hale seeks $10,000 damages. Caleb Cush ing B W Butler Chas Levi Woodbury are retained by the Canter's proprietors to defend the suit.
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Boston Courier Svxep
Boeston
Boston Courier
John P Hale
N. Hf
Courier
Hale
Caleb Cushing
B W. Butler
Chas
Levi Woodbury
The
Canter
Volcanic eruption reported from Myrdis Gokel simmers for a month
Captain Nielsen aboard the Kron Princess Car oling reports a violent eruption of the mountain Myrdis Gokel near Iceland on the lith of May last. Visible from 120 miles at night, the event matches a similar eruption 105 years earlier on the same date, destroying areas for miles.
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Voucaxte
Serpano
Capt. Nielsen
Kron
Caroling
Cienfuegos
Liverpool
Myrdis Gokel
Iceland
AV. OY. News
Scarred patient praises Sarsapilla cure in 1858 Chicago
Joan B. Lawson reports long years of painful skin eruptions and sores ended by Seagill's Stilkingia and Sarsaparilla. He credits the remedy for recovery and urges its use by fellow citizens, noting physicians offered no relief after years of suffering. Sell by agents. see another advertisement for Scovill's Stillingia.
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Bouins, Santi
Joan B. Lawson
Chicago
Til
Scovill
Stillingia
Death of Eucetia Parker at Galesville Aged 4 Years
Miss Eucetia Parker daughter of Ryland and Warrier Parker died at Galesville Thursday morning aged four years and six months. Funeral at Mr Parker's house Friday at 2 o clock in the afternoon with burial service at the Court House next Sabbath at 1 o clock.
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Galesville
Eucetia
Ryland
Warrier A Parker
Mr. Parker
Court House
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Ralpi Waldo Hmerson
Bishop Simpson
Flores
Masgie Society
Choi
Mount Auburn
Mt Jubain
Sparslim
Bowlivh
Esta
James Otis
John Adams
John Winthrop
Judge Story
Richard 'Creattough
Hittle Chapel
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