Behold Also the Ships and the Navy Heroic Remembrance
Rev Dr Talmage lauds American seafaring with vivid recalls of great ships and battles. He honors naval heroes from Monitor to Farragut, celebrates the nation’s wartime fleet, and urges faithful remembrance of sailors who perished at sea and in battle.
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James
Richmond
Ichmond
Inman Line
National Line
Germanic
White Star Line
Circassia
Anchor
Etruria
Cunard Line
Great Eastern
Atlantic
Toixico
Shenandoah
Oss
Kalamazoo
Roanoke
Dunder
Monitor
Housatonic
Weehawken
Tecumseh
Alabama
Miami
Whithead
Commodore Hull
Louisiana
Minnesota
Cushing
Hartford
Pot Madson
Mississippi
Iecanert
Lepanto
Actiam
Christ
Augustus
Mark Antony
Salamis
Noah
Europe
Ohio
Tennessee
Cumberland
Monile
Spanish Armaia
Iend
Westfield
Shawsheen
Sudtken Southfield
Wintiehi Scott
Whitworth
Western Gulf
Eastern Gulf
Noth Atlantic
Earth
Hell
Morris Island
Admiral Dahlgren
Philadelphia
Melville
Hatteras
England
Royal Family
Baltic Sea
Czar
Czarina
Atlantic Ocean
Delaware
Decatur
Hull
Chesapeake
Lawrance
Niagara
Ferry
Yonder
Johan Adams
Stringham
Gools
Phi Adelphia
Dabieren
Vomier
San Jacinto
Bailey
Carondelet
Wathe
Black Hawk
Porter
Enton
Foote
David Glascoe Farragut
Miguifest
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Admiral Foote
North Carolina
Heve
Astor House
New York
Oo Kade
Farragut
David
David Farragut
Pennington
Mobile Bay
Brooklyn
Hertford
Adairs Admirals Funeral At Woodlawn
The article describes a grand funeral for a naval admiral with President and cabinet present. War veterans recall his leadership while sea imagery and religious exhortations frame the procession. A patriotic, ceremonial scene ends with a blessing and a call to perseverance.
El Carnival de los Muertos depicts Mexican satire
The American Magazine notes a yearly publication named El Carnival de los Muertos that mocks public figures with death imagery and caricatures. It claims century subscriptions from the living and gratis copies to the dead, delivered to homes or tombs. It ridicules presidents, cabinet members, officials, journalists, and citizens with crude engravings.
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The
Republic
In a Northern California Forest
The narrator threads a narrow horse path through towering trees in a dense canopy. Darkness presses in as time and sunlight become hard to gauge, yet after hours the traveler emerges back under a blue California sky with five hours left before sunset.
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California
Man of Many Deficiencies Described in Portland Tale
A Lewiston Journal item recalls a remarkably patched man riding an elevated car in Portland. He boasts false teeth and hair, a cork leg, glass eye, three fingers, a missing thumb, and a false ear, yet remains lively and walks ten miles daily despite having buried his last wife a year ago and declining five marriage proposals.
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Lewiston
Mutual Insurance
Portland
Vic
Wild Geese Killed by Lightning Reported Near Town
Resident R Burch reports during last Friday’s storm a flock of wild geese was struck by a vivid lightning flash. Six birds fell dead with no visible wounds while the rest scattered in alarm. He later ate roast goose, claiming it the first recorded instance of geese struck in flight.
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R. Barch
Rock Creek
The Pallium Blessing for Paris Archbishop Richard
The Pope blesses the pallium sent to Monsignor Richard as Archbishop of Paris. The white woolen band with black crosses originates from two lambs blessed on January 21 and woven by St. Agnes nuns. Before gifting, the pallium rests on St. Peter’s tomb.
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Richard
Paris
St. Agnes
St. Peter
San Francisco
Wealthy Indians and governance in the Indian Territory
The article surveys the five civilized nations plus other tribes totaling about 65,000, detailing governance, education, and land rules. It highlights wealthy individual Indians like Jim McAllister and Frank Colbert, their coal royalties, cattle holdings, and business interests, and notes liquor bans enforced by marshals with harsh local enforcement.
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Pan
Perryman
Bushy Head
McCurtin
Muskogee
Tishimanga
Texas
Kansas
Jim” McAllister
McAllister
Flo
McAlister
Denison
Frank Colbert
Colbert Station
Nail
Chistopher Columbus
O’tooles
Flanigans
Shaughnessys
Murphys
Hudson's Bay Company
Indian Territory
Marshal
New York
Numerous French Painters and Exhibition Display
A Vrench art journal notes in France there are 22 857 painters with 12 000 having opportunities to display their works at exhibitions, illustrating a large, active artistic community and exhibition scene.
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Vrench Art Journal
France
History as Moral Philosophy in Everyday Examples
A philosophical reflection argues that history distills moral precepts by illustrating them through concrete cases. The author suggests that examining past events clarifies ethical principles and guides current judgment.
Health Hints From Dr Elmore Palmer of Buffalo NY
Dr Elmore Palmer suggests various home remedies from catnip tea to onion shrup for coughs and colds and other folk cures. He discusses the health effects of grief on the body and recommends long rests in old age with increasing hours in bed. An English correspondent recalls Paget advocated bread and flour paste emetics to expel swallowed teeth from a patient.
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Elmore Palmer
Buffalo
N. Y
James Paget
A Chance for Inventors in an English Journal
An English science journal lists urgent invention needs for today including Macaroni machinery red lead pencils typewriters for ledgers indelible ink car starters ventilators and better horseshoes. It also calls for wind velocity instruments sea depth measuring tools locomotive headlights air tight hinges draughtsmen ink and durable iron brass molding materials for repeatable molds.
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India
How They Vatten Cattle in Germany
Charles Boschen of Washington Market extols German cattle grown on his father’s Bremerhaven farm. He describes fattening methods, including three years of slow feeding, weekly bran, and a white clover field, before English buyers ship them across the channel.
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Charles Boschen
Washington Market
Bremerhaven
New York Sun
Storms Foretold by Insects On Mount Puy-de-Dame
An item from Selectific American notes that before storms the summit of the Puy-de-Dame is visited by swarms of gnats winged ants and swallows. The ants and gnats’ origin remains a mystery as insects fill observatory floors and are crushed by the millions.
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Puy-de-Dame
A Famous Detective at Sing Sing Jail
The article profiles James Jackson a famed State detective stationed at Sing Sing. He examines convicts and screens visitors to stop released prisoners from reuniting with accomplices. Jackson travels long distances to recapture fugitives and identify criminals from other states. He claims perfect recognition from a glance and recalls a nose altered by a prior escapee. He is 5 feet 8 inches, about 35, with black hair and eyes, and knows around 10,000 criminals. He credits his vigor to Brandreth’s Pills and Allcock’s Plasters, used nightly and during fatigue, and boasts of his health and skill.
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James Jackson
Sing Sing
Jackson
Allcock
Brandreth
Killed By a Picture in Moscow Showing John the Terrible
The article describes a famous modern painting in Moscow titled John the Terrible depicting a king who murders his son. It portrays the moment of shock and horror as the bloodied scene unfolds, with claims that a woman fainted and died on viewing it.
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Moscow
John the Terrible
Eye-water Remedy Promoted by Dr Isaac Thomson
If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr Isaac Thom son's Eye-water. Druggists sell at 25e per bottle.
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Isaac Thomson
Cure for nervous debility and female ailments offered
A Sanctioned medical ad advises young men and middle aged sufferers to mail 10 cents for an illustrated curebook from the World's Dispensary Medical Association at 663 Main Street Buffalo New York. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring health, easing stomach and heart distress, and relieving backache.
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Edo
Jaime
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Main St
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