Local notes from Lawrence show entertainments and incidents
Oct 6 to 10 brings Nat Goodwin and Broderick Opera Company performances at the opera house. The community reports sick residents, school and church events, property moves, marriages, foreclosures, thefts, and a fatal scaffolding accident. Several local families travel, work, or sell land as county teachers are hired and exams scheduled.
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Opera House
Nat Goodwin
Marl beds in New Jersey soil raise fossil questions
The Philadelphia Times reports marl deposits near New Jersey as rich near the surface and used for fertilizers. It describes fossil shells and odd bone fragments found in marl, noting widespread deposits and suggesting the region was once an ancient sea bed with remnants like heads and bones from prehistoric creatures.
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Enor- Academy of Natural Sciences
Mars
New Jersey
Atlantic
South America
Africa
Philadelphia
Night in Constantinople Windowed city and nocturnal dogs
The Springfield Republican correspondent describes Constantinople with many windows and a dog plague in Galata European streets. Fires threaten the wooden old city while European residents distrust Turkish police and hire night watchmen to patrol, striking the pavement to warn of burglars.
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Constantinople
Azone
Galata
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Springfield Republican
The Persian Housewife and Carrier Pigeons in War
A colonial era taste essay describes the ideal Persian housewife as exact in accounts, capable in cooking and entertaining, nursing her husband, and even seeking another wife for him. The note then shifts to war pigeons, noting steps to establish military carrier services across Europe with subsidized private training facilities and rights to use pigeons in war.
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Abe
St. James
Ganatte
Euroto
Dervishes of Constantinople Describe Wild Turko Dervish Rite
Constantinople correspondent reports on dervishes in a square hall with a wooden gallery. Men in cloaks and turbans perform frenzied bodily contortions while a singer incites them and an emir appears to tread on the rheumatic. Dancing dervishes form circles and whirl in measured grace.
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Geddes
Constantinople
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Springfield Republican
Hard to convict bribing legislators Johnston Beggs says
Johnston Beggs told a Chicago Times reporter that a grand jury three years ago believed at least twelve delegates took bribes in a railroad bill case but did not indict. He cited circumstantial evidence and careful concealment by bribers and lobbyists, noting courts require more than such proof for conviction.
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House of Delegates
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President Pierce's Fine Horsemanship at the 1853 World’s Fair
Frank Pierce appeared at the morning review on the Battery in New York mounted on Black Warrior, a full blood charger owned by Maj. Merrill. The horse, then past 15 years old, was valued for faithful service with United States dragoons. Crowds lined Broadway as the procession moved toward Palace Square with the mayor and common council in attendance.
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New York
Black Warrior
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Merrill
United States Dragoons
Broadway
Common Council
the Cty
London Truth Postscript Quoted Question About Books and Attire
A London Truth postscript quotes a line asking if one can know their books with corns on and if they can wear a bonnet with bodies on. The phrase appears as a cryptic, era style inquiry referenced in a historical text.
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Protestant Missions and Church Growth Across Nations
A survey notes Protestant missions expanding in Persia and Japan, with United States church memberships and denominations tallied. It cites receipts by Bible Societies, church counts in Unitarian and Universalist groups, and Canadian Methodist reach including 1,010 ministers and 197,479 members.
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American Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Bachimone
Japan
Canada Methodist Church
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Notes From Everywhere Snippets Of Oddities And Odd Trends
A digest of world curiosities including a giant cherry tree in Oroville California, European medals from Vienna, tobacco heart among West Point cadets, monkeys opening oysters in South Burma, a failed tunnel under the English Channel feared for wartime routes, and a Georgia tale of accepting a twenty dollar gold coin after doubt.
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