The Building of the Nest in April Blossoms
A poetic meditation on mother birds tending eggs and the arrival of spring. It images apple trees in bloom, nesting birds, and the hopeful flight of young, ending with a plea to join in the April shimmer and sing.
How Poe Died A True Historical Account
In 1849 Edgar Allan Poe left New York for Virginia and became engaged to Miss Emma Shelton. He planned to marry in October, but after drinks in Baltimore he was robbed and beaten, wandered the streets then died after brain fever at the Maryland Hospital. His funeral was attended by relatives and friends.
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Poe
New York
Virginia
Richmond
Emia Shelton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
West Point
Maryland Hospital
Anna Phra
S. Collins Lee
Snodgrass
Nelson Poe
Jenry Sterring
Appleton's
A True Gentleman and Christian Virtue in Society
A true gentleman embodies courtesy respect and tact rooted in Christian virtue. He seeks to avoid offense defers personal defects and never ridicules or boasts while treating others as equals and brothers in humanity and faith.
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God
Christ
Census figures show American church buildings and seating
The Census Office reports 63 074 church edifices in the United States with about 22 000 sittings each totaling 38 600 000 population. Church property value is around 461 million dollars led by Methodists with 6 600 000 sittings and 70 million in property.
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Census Office
United States
Congregationalists
Episcopalians
Liberal Republicans Nominate Greeley At Cincinnati Convention
The National Liberal Republicans in Cincinnati convened in Exposition Hall with Judge Stanley Matthews named temporary chair. Carl Schurz was elected permanent president as delegates debated platform points favoring civil service reform, amnesty, and limitations on presidential re‑election while supporting Horace Greeley for president after multiple ballots.
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Republican Committee of
Missouri
Stanley Matthews
Ohio
Matthews
George Ward Nichols
G. W. Palmer
Illinois
Joseph Pulitzer
Schurz
Cassius M. Clay
Cincinnati
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Lauran DeForce Gordon
Laura de Force Gordon
Cvat
United States
San Joaquin County
Cal
Cheera
St Wan
Judge Selden
New York
Horace Greeley
Carl Schurz
W E McLean
Indiana
John X Davidson
Minnesota
D. J Wright
Maine
J.H Rhodes
Committee On
California
Louis DeForce Gordon
Cassius M Clay
Hig
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Avalon
Ated
Congress
Adams
Brown
Curtin
Davin
Chare
Greeley
Sumner
Gratz Brown
Davinco Adame
Bawn
Trumbull
Cease
Davis Ee Greeley
Davis
Liberal Republican Convention Adopts Brown for Vice President
Governor B Gratz Brown of Missouri is declared the nominee for Vice-President at the Liberal Republican Convention. A committee is appointed to inform the nominees. The convention thanks Cincinnati citizens for hospitality and the President for his duties. The convention adjourns sine die.
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B. Gratz Brown
Missouri
Cincinnati
Borrowing Trouble and Peace of Mind
In this reflection the author argues that worrying about future troubles steals present happiness. Anticipatory distress inflates minor annoyances into major fears, often affecting families who overplan or fear changes. Parents especially should avoid borrowing trouble for their children and place trust in their offspring.
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Hearth
Lome
Mount Washington Record of a Solo Mountain Station
Mr Robert J Bell, assistant observer at the U S signal station on Mount Washington, reports a mid winter tragedy and austere life above the clouds. A colleague died, a party carried the body down in a sliding box, while Bell and Sergeant Hearne endure extreme cold and isolation in two rock chained rooms.
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Robert J Bell
United States
Mount Washington
Philadelphia
William Stevens
Sergeant Hearne
Bell
Mountain Railroad
Littleton
N. H
Global facts and figures from the era of scientific inquiry
A roundup of diverse statistics and notes including trade, natural events, and science. Export trade from Liverpool to India. the Inyo earthquake damage at 240000 dollars. iron production in England and America. harsh winter snowstorms in England. insurance and policy language. linguistic and religious diversity. relics from the Holy Land. crime timing speculation. Beecher Stowe and wealth rumors. flower fragrance order. coin loss rates. polar exploration clues. New York and Boston valuations. banking data. dental reimplantation advances.
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Liverpool
India
Inyo
England
Washington
P. H. Mc
Savannah
Hall
New York
Boston
Odontological Society
Amerina
Weather Nightlife in a Hurricane Zone Holiday
The passage notes that daytime conditions allow a small holiday outdoors if the wind remains low, but at night sleep is hard unless winds reach sixty miles per hour, reflecting a people accustomed to hurricanes and seeking brief respite.
Conductors praised and Sundry Humorous Notes
A collection of light anecdotes and quips from the Norwich Advertiser and Hartford about civil engineers conductors and a near sighted muskrat episode. A lady shows humor with fashion and rain mantilla while a child naps through a sermon and asks if it is tonight or next.
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Hartford
Norwich Advertiser
Lndy
Falmed
John
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