Gettysburg Address Read at Veterans Gathering
Gen John C Black delivers a Gettysburg veterans address praising the battle against Confederate forces, highlighting unity, liberty, and the enduring republic. He recalls Vicksburg and Appomattox, honors fallen soldiers, and welcomes veterans and citizens to the field. The speech links the Union victory to national unity and enduring constitutional principles.
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Earthquake Theory and Observed Effects Across Regions
The article explains earthquake basics, noting shock propagation from deep rocks to surfaces, concentric rings, and factors shaping impact. It cites Rio Bomba and the 1811 1814 Mississippi Valley quakes, describing debris hurled distances, tree tops entangled, and rivers altered by seismic activity.
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Popular Science Monthly
Catholics and Kiel Rebellion Fears Debunked by Clergy
A Presbyterian correspondent in Winnipeg notes Catholic clergy did not foment northwest unrest. He cites Archbishop of Winnipeg and Catholic priests who stayed loyal to the queen, faced violence, and died at their posts while restraining savages. The piece rebukes religiously charged rumors.
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Hatchery on the Fish Hawk Demonstrates Artificial Egg Rearing
Captain Peetmeier of the Fish Hawk explains the U S fishing commission hatchery aboard the vessel off Gloucester. He details water circulation in copper tanks, zinc cones, and tubes, describes egg counting by fluid ounces, and shows young fish in glass tubes with umbilical attachments as they await release back to the river.
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Siladelpia Times
Exemption in NYC Real Estate Tax Spark Debate
In New York City exemptions total 265,694,060 dollars in real estate. City property 178,081,080. United States property 232,640,000. church property 240,211,500. miscellaneous for schools libraries and charities 83,048,500. Critics say secular realty covers church and charity costs, shaping tax rules nationwide and showing tolerant public sentiment toward religious and educational enterprises.
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Two Tickets Lost in Careless Exchange
Col Ferger asks Sam for two tickets to a performance. Sam returns with one and claims the other was given away to a woman he met on the street. He explains that the directive was to get two tickets and that one ticket is now missing due to the street encounter.
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Bet on the first river boat ends in coldApril loss
In a tale set on the Minnesota frontier, bank traders Coon and Platte bet on the first boat reaching Hudson and St Paul. The April voyage arrives late after ice and delays, costing Platte his boots and much more to keep town peace, as the crowd watches in anxious frost.
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Giants of Patagonia and the Pataronians in Horseback Myth
An 18th century style account debates Pataronians as giants due to horseback life. It notes their upper bodies large but legs short and slender when on foot, suggesting height changes tied to horse adoption over two centuries. It also mentions explorers like Magellan, and a humor beat about a New York man and a Brooklyn Bridge statistic.
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