Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning Portrait in a 19th Century Critique
Descriptive sketch of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning with medical-like depth into their appearances and temperaments. Noting Browning as vigorous yet gentle, Elizabeth as fragile yet strong, the piece reflects on their intellectual harmony and marriage. Mentions a Southern railroad anecdote and a jab at the Supreme Court.
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Bayard Taylor
Robert Browning
Ilizabeth Barrett Browning
Ile
Garaldure
Right and die in Boston parlors of the aging eye
The Boston Transcript laments modern homes turned into furniture showrooms plagued by darkness and eye strain. It contrasts elderly women, once skilled in sewing and reading, with a contemporary generation burdened by ailments from worn rooms to poor light, noting many suffer eye troubles and related pains.
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Sid
Paulolthie
Copley
Sutton Hale
Boston Harbor
Boston Transcript
Wheelbarrow Man Pushes Ahead in Progress
A concise proverb notes that the greatest advance comes from the man who moves steadily forward with a wheelbarrow, bearing burdens and driving victory.
The Enquisition Revived and the Sing Sing Tortures
Public attention was drawn to alleged cruelties at Sing Sing, including shower-bath and other devices. Eye witnesses and ex convicts swear to brutal practices in a Christian community during the nineteenth century, with a professional crime reporter describing the suffocating shower-bath in graphic detail.
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Sing Sing
Goa
London Tower
Tere
Christians in Northern Syria Struggle Amid Losses
Reports from the Baalbek area between the Libanus and anti Libanus mountains describe Christians suffering as hunger and poverty worsen. Lack of agricultural implements, seed, and cattle leaves lands unploughed and crops unreaped as the rainy season approaches. Government stores and private charity are insufficient to relieve thousands in need.
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Syria
Eheson
Baalbek
Libanus
anti-Libanus Mountains
Plunder Returned in Worthless Form Amid Middle East Turmoil
The Metawalich kept the loot but sent back only a few sickly animals and trivial items. Lord Dufferin was moved to the mountains while Faud Pasha rushed to Damascus to stem unrest. Gen Beaufort returned to Beirut as French troops move in. 2300 Christians ill at Damascus amid outbreaks. Kurselid Pasha inquiry nearing conclusion.
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Sfoslema
Metawalich
Lord Dufferin
Faud Pasha
Damascus
Gen. Beaufort
Beirut
Count Bentigoglie
Sidon
Unusual Buck Killed Near Water Town
A Diana correspondent reports Warren Slume of Water Town killed a large four point buck recently. The animal boasted pure white fur with no grey or spots and eyes resembling a watch horse, reddish near the center. The skin was preserved in neat order.
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Diana
Lewis County
Watertown Journal
Warren Slume
Aly, Hume
Garibaldi hints at return to island base for winter plans
Garibaldi states his battles are over, plans to retreat to his island in the Mediterranean for the winter, and to launch a spring campaign against Hungary. He asserts readiness to lead further engagements if needed.
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Garibaldi
Mediterranean
Hungary
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Fragmentary OCR text from Gaukeeville items includes scattered numbers and letters. The readable portion shows no clear event person organization place or date to form a coherent summary. The readable content is too fragmented to identify a distinct news item.
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Tun
Guo
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