The Tribune's Bundle of Lectures and Notices
An assortment of lectures and notices from The Tribune New York listing items by author and topic. It includes references to Richard A Procter Piet Agassiz lectures at Anderson School, various science and philosophy topics, and notices of publications and prices.
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Art
Richard A. Procter
Piet Agassiz
Anderson School
Penikess
Apchay
Cdaa
Free ‘Ayter
Pyorur
Setedee
Bicla
Hartford
Price
Massey
Om Mans Hartiest
Mehorb
Tyndall
Gladstone
Ponce
Manning
Lord Price
Selenews
Prat
Chas
Ws Shield
Princeton
Crystaline
Medail
Manchestery
Academy of Sasaiors
Vaiadesther
Hibew Nasluees
James
Boler Heat
Damienonne
Saulante
Irice
Bnet
Ameritas Philalor
Mathomasas
Newton
Hall
Patiala
Sant
Penn Araronm
M. Evarts
Storer
Waynea’ Taytor
John Hot
America
Amnion Senhite
Maude Murray and Percy Raynor Tale Ends in Tragedy
A New Year’s Day dispute over wine leads Maude Murray to threaten abstinence while Percy Raynor asks for restraint. After a fatal accident tied to wine temptation, Percy dies, blaming his rash act. Maude faces guilt as a temperance stance and social customs loom large in a Victorian moral tale.
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Maude
Perey
Maude Murray
Percy Raynor
Miss Maude
Percy
Percy Dear
Lillie
Wee Maude
Charlie Murray
Maade
Maade Murray
Lilsie
Raysor
Willce
Sam
Percy Kayoor
Gracios
Will Percy
Charlie
Mamma
Lillie Mortons
Maude Murrays
Sickness and sorrow pass through the family in lasting memory
The text reflects on the fever of illness in a household where the youngest child governs daily life, the physician bears a parental role, and parental grief follows a child’s loss. It contrasts communal resilience with personal sorrow and recalls joyful moments since birth. It also critiques daily editors and reviews a Denver annual business snapshot.
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W. Beecher
Cattle Receipts in 1876 Compared with 1875 at Kansas City Yards
The Kansas City Price Current reports cattle receipts for 1876 at 183 578, up from 174 754 in 1875. Adjusting for cattle routed to the Drover's Stock Yards and back, the net gain is 21 727, reflecting changes after rival yards and railroad loading practices.
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Kansas City
Katens City
Indians Kill Two Men During Wagon Camp Attack in 1876
An account from Sunshine Colorado recounts the December 18 1876 ambush on a wagon train near Indian Creek. Fritz Fritz and Mr Stevens were killed, witnesses describe scalp and head wounds, and note the party saved two horses while others were lost. The tale links the attack to Indian blame and compares it to Custer’s fate, ending with thanks to Jack Bowman’s Hat Creek ranch.
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Criminal Court of Baltimore
George Barton
Jos
Brenner
Pratt
Frederick Streeze
Eich Brenner
Barton
Brown
Bisa
Damocles
Fritz
Sunshine
Colorado
Stevens
Utah
Brack Hills
Lambert
Pritt
Indian Creek
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Walker
Frits
Prita
Mr. Steven
Hat Creek
Dean Oniy Angwer
England
Custer
Jack Bowman
Aging Gracefully Through Gentle Living Tips
An elderly speaker offers compact advice on slow eating, thorough chewing, mindful activity, and smiling. He urges a calm temper, avoiding anger, and notes emotion harms the body more than illness. References to a reverend and a faded name appear amid rustic, moral guidance.
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