Mixed World Views From a Fragmented Chronicle
A digest of outwardly odd and distant items notes a Kentucky preacher decrying murder, a New York astrologer predicting Grant’s impeachment or death, a mobile tailor in Tennessee, and a diary‑keeping burglar named Pike. Other items cover rescues, cyclones, reform efforts, a butternut shell jewelry dispute, Catholic schooling in Thompsonville, a vision of a son’s death, colonial cession talks, and various swindles, archaeology finds, prize shows, and railway shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junkin
Frankfort
New York
Grant
Tennessee
Pike
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Schaffner
Simon Wilkinson
Vermont
Western Terrtory
Cordelia Lessier
Lowell
Taunton
Mass
Bengal
Calcutta
Worcester
Springfield
Thompsonville Conn
Sisters of Charity
Hartford
Ireland
Lord Carnarvon
Sir Hercules Robinson
Feejee Islands
Sydney
Hercules Robinson
W. Talley
Disraeli
Buckinghamshire
Talley
Shakespeares Home Visit at the Red Horse Inn in Stratford
A visitor describes touring Shakespeare's Stratford home and the Red Horse Inn. The piece recalls Washington Irving's visit, locals cherishing memory, and artifacts like Shakespeare's desk, mug, and a chair. It notes the town market scene, the fate of New Place, and the sentimental shrine-like atmosphere for admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Horse
Washington Irving
Shakespeare
Stratford
Epsom
The Brave Dog and the Bread of Liberty
From a besieged city two brothers escape with a dog in tow. They reach the duke’s palace and beg bread, sharing a third with the dog. The dog ferries bread to their father each night, prompting belief that a Christian sends alms, and the duchess finally tests the tale with a bread sack. The dog earns fame and execution by curious sentinels, while a final motto urges liberty or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uowever
Fathers House
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Dr. Dall
Behring’s Straits
Four Mountains
Alaska Commercial Company
Tivis
San Francisco Scientific Society
Crystal Palace
Russia
Troy
Melbourne
Grand Trunk Railroad
Shakespear's
A. Winter
Cheap Cash Store
Alva
Adam Snyder
Man Street
West
Hamilton
Greatley
Dry Goods and Clothing Inc
Witiily
Levy & Son
Basin Streets
Hamilton, O
L Vol
Jacob Maas
J. L. Driscol
West Hamilton Shoe
Eastern
Cincinnati
Main Street
Qumple's
J. M. Warwick
N. E. Warwick
Warwick & Warwick
Merchant Tailors
Butler
Rees
First Ward
Ohio
Main ST
Phonography
Opera House
Hair Dressing & Shaving Saloon
Phonographic Institute
Rumple
West Hamilton
J. S. Darscot
Horano Corp Baris
Corrine and Leeching
H. Beardsley
Chas. P. Marshall
Niagara Street
Buffalo N.Y. P.S
Chris. Stillwaugh
Gun Street
Hamilton, Ohio
Figh Strett
Phillips
Hawitros
They Philips
Cour Towee
Ste
Alvi
Frank Hammerle
Sur
Fred. Haas
John W. Hoffman
West Hanyton
Hamilton, Ofio
Bill Heads
Ublic
a&Ente
Henry Beer
Tatro
J. Maas & Son