A Comfortable House Square design favors compact layouts
Special correspondence from Indianapolis outlines a moderate cost square house with two stories, front living rooms, rear dining and kitchen, central stair hall, two front bedrooms, two rear bedrooms, a bath, and storage. It estimates a $2500 to $3000 price and explains how floor plans affect labor, cost, and comfort.
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Indianapolis
A Stranger in Gotham and Murphy’s Monument Tale
In Murphy's Monument New York July Fourth memories mix with practical jokes as a tramp is jolted by firecrackers. Daniel Murphy, a Fourth Ward resident, unveils a tall gray granite monument in Calvary cemetery bearing the line To outlast the British monarchy. The piece details Murphy's Irish lineage and animosity toward England, plus park life and horse riding trends in New York and Brooklyn.
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Hewitt
Waite’s Grove
Waite
Daniel Murphy
Fourth Ward
New York City
Emerald Isle
England
Murphy
New Calvary Cemetery
Ambrose Clancy
Pearl
Murphy Monument
New Chambers Streets
County Wexford
Ireland
Carew
New York Parks
Central Park
Cappa
New York
Brooklyn
Walter Wiberly
Virginia's Debt and the Thornton Visit
Virginia's old debt dispute described through the 1861 to 1885 figures and bond funding history. The piece notes bondholder actions, coupon issues, and U S Supreme Court rulings while Sir Edward Thornton’s arrival raises questions of possible British or federal intervention.
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Washington
Sir Edward Thornton
United States
Virginia
Richmond
West Virginia
Lee
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Woods
Supreme Court of the
Great Britain
Peru
Egypt
J. B. Parker
Temperance in Work and the Eight Hour Debate
Washington Hatchet critiques Mayor Hewitt's praise of long hours. The writer argues Hewitt's twelve to seventeen hour days serve his own interests, harms health, and neglects social duties. Temperance should apply to work as well as drink, warning against a gospel of overwork.
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Hewitt
Mary Jane Travels in London Observations and Wit
In London Mary Jane notes modern city life over ancient, mocks fee envy and social ranks, and recalls Hyde Park and Rotten Row. She and Dickey discuss English women, Queen and royal headlines, and the prevalence of tips, with street anecdotes on hotels, porters, and hired girls.
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Mary Jane Tella
London
Dickey
England
America
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Argyle
House of Commons
Paris
Trafalgar Square
Mall
Green Park
St. James
Hyde Park
Kensington
Regent's Park
Primrose Hill
Charles II
King’s Road
St. Paul's
Buffalo Bill
B. B
National
Mary Jane
A Call on O'Donovan Ex-Fenian Leader Speaks Through United Irishman
A correspondent visits O'Donovan Rossa at the United Irishman print shop on Beekman Street New York asking about the Fenian Brotherhood the George movement and Irish opposition to English rule. Rossa declines to discuss the Brotherhood or McGlynn's Catholic following or the Jubilee. he directs inquiries to his paper or his books.
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Fenian Brotherhood
New York
Beekman Street
O'Donovan Rossa
The
United Irishman
Rossa
George Movement
Ireland
Father McGlynn
Mac
Habits of Rattlesnakes and Folk Antidotes
Savannah News reports on rattlesnake behavior noting they avoid people unless cornered and that fangs strike downward. It describes the bite, antidotes as whisky and dubious remedies like turpentine or flesh, and recounts a folk practice of applying warm chicken flesh to bites.
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Savangah News
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Lewis F. Gipson
Gotham
Mary Janes
O'Donovan