Gibson leads Ay nes and Gipson at cononano event
A. E. Gibson headlines with Ay nes and Gipson in a local gay Cononano gathering, drawing notable community attention and broad participation reported by the paper.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1874
Page
1
A. E. Gibson headlines with Ay nes and Gipson in a local gay Cononano gathering, drawing notable community attention and broad participation reported by the paper.
Ezra Cornell founder of Cornell University died in Ithaca New York after a long career in telegraph development and business leadership. Born June 11 1807 in Westchester he built lines from New York to Buffalo and Erie and aided the universitys founding with land gifts funds and a public library. He stewarded the universitys growth advocated practical education and promoted agricultural science while serving in public life and rail and banking positions. Funeral expected Sunday with community mourning nationwide tribute to his enduring legacy.
The king of the Sandwich Islands arrived in San Francisco and stood at a window for a long survey of the crowd. A two hour levee followed, with Consul Severance guiding many introductions as locals greeted the monarch and shared moments with guests.
The Detroit Free Press notes a statement by the Secretary of the Interior about limiting western migration and warns of drift toward monarchy. It cites Powder River valley Oregon grangers who demand tree planting on farms and highways as a prerequisite for membership.
A writer critiques errors in butter making and urges tailoring schooling to individual gifts. He recalls failing health from rigid study, favoritism toward composition, and warns against forcing all children into the same curriculum. He advocates nurturing unique talents such as music over pursuing elite professions.
A humorous rustic sketch of toads described by a boy narrator. Details include toad warts, damp frogs versus toads, tales of tame toads, and a grandfather’s tale of a toad trained to catch flies. The piece mixes dialogue with observations about toad biology and behavior.
The Utica Herald reproduces a purported letter from Alfred Tennyson to E P Blood discussing a waking trance from repeating his name. He describes dissolving individuality into boundless being, a state beyond words, with death a laughable impossibility, then returns to normal, noting Meine Liebe Ich and joking about an old lady at the bank. The piece also cites Thackeray on shared reflections.
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