From over the sea a bark arrives in New York Strathay from India
A marine observer at Sandy Hook spots the Strathay nearing New York, ninety days from India via Alipee and Cochin. The bark carries 1000 barrels of plumbago and 1200 barrels of coconut oil, plus cocoanut matting, shipped under a foreign flag. The voyage included Ceylon breezes and tropical labor, with Alipee’s 80,000 natives and 75 castes. The Strathay docks at a Brooklyn pier as inquiry into licenses concludes.
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A Slave to His Appetite Revivalist Ragus exchange
A revivalist confronts Uncle Rastus asking him to abandon evil ways and embrace Christianity. Uncle Rastus admits some religious experience but says he cannot quit his fondness for appetites.
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Cowardly Grizzly Mother and Cubs Attack in Prairie Chase
General R. B. Marcy recounts a hunt where a grizzly mother and two cubs fled across the prairie after discovery. After unsuccessful early shots, the dam was wounded and left her cubs, which were captured by a Mexican hunter. The bears’ cries and the long chase disrupted camp life, ending with the bears killed the next morning.
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Crowd at a bullfight arena in Leon Roch scene description
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How to Meet Death Gracefully in Quiet Solace
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Intoxicated Mocking Birds From Orange Letter
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Russian Censor Tames Press and Mails Across Russia
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Milk preservation method alarms English markets think Holland flood
In The Dublin Farmers Gazette Professor Long cites Mr Meyers of Christiania discovering a new milk preservation method for bulk transport to English markets. He warns of a flood of Dutch milk, though he believes no perfectly non injurious preservative has been found.
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The Cautionary Call of Teachers by a Tribune Writer
A New York Tribune critique laments the inept teachers who enter the profession as a fallback or pastime. It warns that schooling shapes souls, urging educators to fuse warmth with knowledge to nurture intellectual and moral growth in children, rather than merely deliver technical instruction.
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Darwin
Alan
New York Tribune
Russian Fondness for Display and Hidden Economy
The piece notes Russians lavishly display wealth and hospitality while private living spaces remain plain and cost-cutting. It cites royal residences with show rooms opulent, yet living rooms frugal. Paris dresses for formal events and home-made everyday garments. The author is William Eleroy Curtis.
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Ancient bean cultivation traced from Egypt to India
Good Housekeeping notes the common bean’s ancient spread from Egypt where priests deemed it unclean to the Hebrews anciently, with European, Asian, and African references. It appeared in China before Japan and reached India recently, with wild origins likely south of the Caspian Sea and in North Africa.
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de Candolle
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Itemizing Small Expenses Changes Lifetime Finances
Ex-Minister John Bigelow advised tracking minor costs to curb annual outlays. A listener started daily itemizing cigars drinks and sundries, totaling 750 dollars a year. Over ten years he saved five thousand dollars and gave it to his wife for hard times, while insisting he did not become mean.
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President Rockefeller Prefers Brevity In Oil Speech
The Pittsburg Bulletin notes that President Rockefeller of Standard Oil rarely gives public talks. He is described as averse to speeches and favors brief, condensed remarks, claiming to be monarch of oil in a survey of the industry.
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Standard Oil Company
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Pittsburg Bulletin
Unclear Segments From Buffalo Safety Report
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