Altitude and Climate Contradict Latitude Projections in Hudson Bay Region
Cor. Chicago Times analyzes how altitude and Chinook winds alter climate north of the 60th parallel. The piece notes thinner air and warmer conditions at higher elevations, differing from expected latitudinal temperature trends, with details on snowfall, grazing lands, and nearby peoples across the Hudson Bay approach.
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Rockies
Lake of the Woods
Sub-Arctic
Lake Athabaska
Hudson Bay
Pacific
Hudson’s Bay
Liverpool
Queenstown
New York
Quebec
San Francisco
Chicago
Pacific Ocean
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Pine River
Skeena
Atlantic
Hudson’s Bay Company Post’s
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Chicago Times
Eagles Hatch Captive Eaglets in Toledo Nest
A pair of captive Toledo eagles produced two eggs on March 18 and 19. The female incubated until hatchings occurred. The eaglets are reported strong and healthy, a rare achievement as eagles seldom breed in captivity.
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Toledo
Ohio
Copperas Found in French Canned Peas Health Notice
Brooklyn health board reports copperas contamination in green peas imported from France. A Scotch medical professor notes a small fraction of graduates intend to practice in Scotland. In Judsonia Arkansas horses and cattle have choked to death.
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Health Board of
Brooklyn
France
Scotland
Judsonia
Ark
Stanton's War Department Stenographer's Quiet Resolve
A Chronicle reporter recalls Edwin M. Stanton's rare accessibility late at night during the Wilderness battles. Stanton writes for an hour at the high desk, tears and erasures mark his effort, then dispatches the copy as "The Situation." The article appears in The Chronicle, telegraphed nationwide, with the secretary's handwriting never before seen in a newspaper composing room. The reporter kept faith and the piece is seen as authoritative.
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the Chronicle
Department
Mr. Stanton
Chronicle
The
Invention of a German Hand Weaving Loom
A German invention describes a hand weaving machine for silk wool yarn and fabric strips. The warp threads are set parallel on chairs or door knobs, passed through heddles, and manipulated by the operator to shuttle through the warp in alternated directions.
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Germany
De Brazza and Stanley Compared by Theodore Stanton
Theodore Stanton recalls M. Savorgnan de Brazza recently named Governor of French Congo and contrasts him with Sir Henry Stanley. He notes de Brazza's talkative Latin demeanor and family servants from Franceville versus Stanley's reserved Anglo-Saxon bearing. Both explorers show health strain from African travel.
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M. de Brazza
Franceville
French Congo
Africa
Mr. Stanley
Paris
Stanley
de Brazza
Theodore Stanton
Counterfeiter's Three-Year Die Captured in Treasury Tale
A Seventh regiment boy visits the Treasury building and learns of a counterfeit die perfected over three years. The guide notes the maker was caught just as finishing, wasting all that labor. A New Yorker asks if it could be used, and the tale becomes a comic diagram of the crowd's reaction.
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Seventh Regiment
Treasury
Washington
Mind Cure Principles Urge Self Renunciation For Uplift
Correspondent from Minneapolis House Keeper urges readers to ignore personal ailments in dialogue and adopt a cheery greeting. She advises replacing self focus with absorbing work for others, claiming mind care equals renouncing self as taught in religion and philosophy.
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Minneapolis
Archduke Charles Of Bavaria Designs Medical Amusement
The Archduke Charles of Bavaria brother of Austria's empress has shown a dangerous hobby of practicing medicine as a pastime. He is said to extend this risky pursuit to his household servants or retinue, with harm to those who fall ill possibly endangering lives.
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Charles of
Bavaria
Austria
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Dana Demands Reseate Trousers In Wedding Debate
A satirical note in this clipping mocks attire guidance for weddings, favoring an extravagant shade of blood red as the ideal trouser color, tying it to bold symbolism about marriage and aspiration.
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New York Sun
Southern Representatives Should Leave History to Rest
The article argues that Gen Wheeler and ex Confederates should not attack Mr Stanton in Congress. It stresses that the South bears no responsibility for his conduct and urges Congress to focus on present duties. It calls for Southern and Northern members to bury past bitterness and proceed with national business.
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Gen. Wheeler
Stanton
South
Congress
Reunited States
General Wheeler
Charleston
S. C
Venice authorities uncover ex Commander Sandri selling state papers
Officials in Venice reveal ex Commander Sandri of the arsenal sold important state documents as waste paper to maintain a supply of small charges.
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Venice
Sandri
Big Sales and Large Profits
Mark Twain quoted a visitor that he could print single copies of Gen. Grant's book for 55 cents each. The selling price is $3.50. Submarine divers of New York are paid as $123 per week. Wreckers receive Givv per month.
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Mark Twain
Gen. Grant
New York
Active pushing and reliable goods offered by J. F. Fezer
Fezer advertises a steady stock of pure quality goods and the agency for Dr King s New Discovery for consumption colds and coughs with a positive guarantee. A trial bottle is offered free to prove the claim of curing throat lungs or chest affections.
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J. F. Fezer
Dr. King
Grand Fourth Celebration Planned in Canon City
Justice Lacey in Cheyenne postpones coal land fraud cases involving EK J Baker Ivor Johnston Fred J Stanton and Abram Harper keeping bail at 2000 each. Miner George Graves dies at Forest Queen shaft Irwin. ex Georgetown resident. Brooks hotel case renewed with new trial motion set. Hualapai Indians in Arizona threaten trouble. House considers Centennial plan with joint committee. Denver Pacific injunction blocks crossing by Denver Railroad and Land Co.
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Canon City
Justice Lacey
Cheyenne
EK. J. Baker
Ivor Johnston
Fred J. Stanton
Abram Harper
George Graves
Irwin
Georgetown
Brooks
St. Louis
Arizona
House of Representatives
Denver Pacific Railway
Denver Railroad and Land Company
Hard Times and Quick Cures Plus Arizona Horse Thief News
The item promotes Dr Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as a cheap home remedy with 50 cent and 1.00 prices and free samples. Flower and Petrikin sell it. Arizona horse thieves steal many horses in the extreme southwest. a rider is killed, pursued by a stockmen group near the Rio Mancos. A lightning strike near Texas creek kills two horses but spares the riders. two men were knocked senseless in a nearby barn. Canon City Record reports.
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Dr. Bosanko
Flower & Petrikin
Arizona
Rio Mancos
Texas Creek
Canon City
Dr King’s New Discovery and Bitters Are Praised
W D Hoyt & Co, Rome Georgia wholesale and retail druggists, report two years of strong sales for Dr King’s New Discovery Electric Bitters and Bucklin's Arnica Salve. They cite several cures of pronounced consumption and guarantee the remedies. Sold by J F Fezer.
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W.D. Hoyt & Co
Rome
Georgia
Dr. King
J. F. Fezer
Travel brisk on Union Pacific line and local notes
Erie enjoys brisk travel on the Union Pacific route. W L Howell returns home from California. Miners and residents note social events and summer plans while health testimonials praise Ely's Cream Balm from W C Mathews of Shenandoah Iowa.
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Erie
Union Pacific
W. L. Howell
California
Robert Hauck
Weld County Fair Offers Premiums For Produce Displays
Farmers and gardeners are invited to compete at the Weld County Fair starting September 28 for best single display of home grown farm and garden produce. Prizes include 100 for best farm display, 50 for second. 50 for best garden display, 25 for second. Special premiums may be offered by any participant, per secretary E. T. Davey.
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Tes
Weld County
E. T. Davey
Socialist Demonstration Planned in Belgium August 15
The Socialists of Belgium announce a monster demonstration set for August 15 tied to the National fetes. If banned, they threaten a general strike by workers on August 16.
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Belgium
Encyclopedia of Chemistry Offered at Greatly Reduced Prices
An advertisement announces a two volume Encyclopedia of Chemistry edited by eminent writers. It features 25 steel plate engravings and numerous wood cuts, in imperial 8vo. Prices listed: extra cloth $15, library sheep $18, half Morocco $20.00.
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J. Thomas
M. D
Imperial Soc
Worcester
Roger
Soule
Morocco
Illinois and Midwest cities listed for travel
A dense list of Midwestern cities including Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Clinton Dubuque Rock Island Freeport Elgin Madison Beloit Winona and other eastern and southern areas. The note groups these places as important to the region.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapoli
Clinton
Dubuque
Rock Island Freeport
Elgin
Madison
Beloit
Winona
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Gen
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America
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Maine
Emell
Eam
USA
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True & Co
Augusta
Joyce
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Denver
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Missouri Steam
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Aoe
G. Jaques
Ignace
Mich
A. W. Morrison
Leneview
Tex
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Central Medical and Surgicalstitute
Locust
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Wabash Avenue
Hayden &Ickinson
Lawrence Street
Dye
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