Fragments From Lodges Speak On Meetings And Orders
Fragmentary note lists meetings for Hall-Evans, NSULA Lodge, and Liberty and Union groups. Mentions third Wednesdays, Mondays, and stated evenings at various street addresses. Includes signatures referencing Masons and related benevolent societies.
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Hall—Evans
HOMN
Vogel, CO
Beam, Borie
Nsula Lodge
Derman Benevolent Society
Feuet
M. Irenexs
Fedty
Fragmented tale of Camelford and a duel at court
An extensive, uneven chronicle recalls Lord Camelford, his court martial, the Peterson dispute, his fatal duel with Mr Best, and the aftermath. It intertwines public judgment, private will, and later debates on reform, courage, and memory across a sprawling set of anecdotes and reflections.
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Camelford
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Botany Bay
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Peau
Lord Camelford
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London
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Ongr
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Best
Garmelford
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Gamesford
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Lake of
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Canton
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Switzerland
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Scott
Mériens Dulce
Argos
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Seaae Ee
Camelf Ord
St. Anne’s Church
Soho
Europe
Sexton
McLeod
Lord Caimelford
Mexican Battle of Locomotives Reported in Veracruz Raid
Galveston News correspondent details Gen Fipuerog and his band of pronanciados capturing both freight and passenger trains between Cameron and Passo del Macho Veracruz. Demands for 5 000 then 25 000 led to destruction of two English locomotives worth 1 000 000 and telegraph gear carried off. rebels fled to mountain fastnesses leaving passengers stranded.
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Saya
Saltillo
Galveston News
Vera. Cruz
Cameron
Passo del Macho
Passo
Soledad
Passo Dal Muerto
Yazoo County Vote and Outrage Reported in 19th Century Note
A Yazoo County report describes a white mob lynching a Black man linked to a political conflict before an election. It notes a Republican leader named Patterson and alleges Democratic control produced a large Yazoo majority. The piece also mentions a new silver dime and comments from the Lowell Courier.
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Mississippi
New*York Times
Yazoo County
Patterson
Yazoo
Lowell
One Rail System Could Transform Narrow Gauge Transport
A Boston item reports on a proposed one rail system touted to cut construction costs per mile, allow sharper curves, and improve power with cog-wheels. The inventor claims widespread adoption possible with French government endorsement and canal concessions, heralding a potential railway revolution.
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Canal de Bourogne
Zoronta Globe
Fragments from a Truncated Era in Odd Notices
A garbled collage of quotes and typographical oddities from various papers. It references putty business, a burglarized “Gaveney-House” in New York turned to a receiver, medical quips, English education indifference, and monarchic chatter about the Empress and Hindis.
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New- Bork
Boston Advertiser
Boston Commercial Bulletin
England
Fearee Islands
New York
Island trees fade as rains fail in West Central isle
The Bulletin of Torrey Botanical Club cites a June Popular Science Monthly note describing how the inland West Central island once lush with trees and frequent rains has suffered desiccation. One fourth of the island is now barren with abandoned plantations and sparse vegetation, alarming residents who recall its former fertility.
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Torrey Botanical Club
Cent West Foulon
A. Raton
Popular’ Science Monthly
Women Workers in New York: Low Wages and Harsh Slavery
Fragmentary report notes over 130000 women in New York exchange and related trades earn meager wages. Some make as little as 10 to 25 cents a day while others at times reach 25 cents daily. The text references female workers linked to Stewart and mentions ongoing hardship near Centennial grounds and Philadelphia lines.
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New. York
Ace
New York
Stewart
Seaheee
Elise
Fabian
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