Fragmented account hints at war and trade within a global view
A garbled reconstruction references British diplomacy and the Afghan war, Tangier dispatches, cholera cases in Morocco, and the use of war materials in Constantinople. It notes a large British education serial and praises inspector general efficiency, amid mentions of Verdi, Lasyallo, and gold and silver coin plans affecting Bulgaria and India.
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Glasgow
Ito
Dogaritmar
Rocio
America
London
Africa
United ‘States
Morocco
Mitzister Layard
India
Bombay
Bintarok
Verdian
Lasyallo
Aluiet Euivers
Hamd Motulely
Dringager
Constantinople
Ube
Mebreban
Mar Jens
Free “Seloo
Bell Jane
Bolalfelds
England
Washington Clerks and the Allure of Government Jobs
A visitor to Washington witnesses crowded sidewalks of clerks entering the departments to work. The piece notes patronage in appointments, slow promotions, and monotony, yet the allure of steady pay and security keeps many employed or seeking advancement through influence, with plotting to secure or retain clerkships.
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Washington
Lim
Salt as wheat fertilizer trial on English farm
An English farm trial under the Royal Agricultural Society shows salt enhances wheat yield. A field treated with 200 pounds of common salt per acre produced 39 bushels with straw, while an untreated acre yielded 29 with poorer straw. Estimated cost adds about 8 cents per bushel. A second trial sowed wheat after salt plowing, yielding about 40 bushels per acre with robust straw, suggesting salt strengthens grain and straw. Montreal Gazette notes the implication that salt may improve wheat crops when used properly.
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Royal Agricultural Society of England
Acre
John Park
Montreal Gazette
Pig Conundrum Puzzles Mind and Voice
A playful riddle about a pig with odd behavior and quirks. The text describes a pig washing itself, misdirected steps, four legs plus odd terms, and a high pitched squeal. It evokes a whimsical scene of animal traits and strange observations.
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Ingina
Mar
Fatal Duel in Hills Ends in Lovell's Death
A quarrel between Mrs. Lovell and S. J. Rogers culminates Sunday when Lovell shoots Rogers after a confrontation at his cabin by the gulch. Rogers, wounded, defends himself. Lovell dies from a head wound after being shot. An inquest clears Rogers. Lovell dies an hour after being wounded. Rogers is a Canadi native, a bookkeeper by trade, and an area resident for years.
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Elizabeth Lovell
Black Hills
Lovell
J. Rogers
Amazon
Rogers
Ain Ou
Bennett
Jahm“nia
Shedid Con
Johnnie
Emingport
Can
Prattaburg
Hales
Vacation tale turns eerie as neighbor haunts the house
A man recounts a seaside vacation while his wife learns to swim poorly. A window watcher spots trouble as a frightened figure is dragged outside, thrusted into a wall, then released after a rough confrontation. The incident disrupts the scene while the couple stays inside.
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Tie
Rouke
Enrazed Woman Say? “Take That, Back and Tl Let You Up, Jyun
Reyusiatance
Hochland Courier
Amnesty for Moonshiners Sparks Controversy in SC
A SC amnesty for revenue offenders excludes those who attacked officers and orders swift trials. The leniency differs from Georgia's prior approach, which pardoned hundreds without bonds, leading to recidivism. The current cases suspend sentences with immediate pronouncement upon approval. A unrelated dispatch notes a sea serpent rumor debunked as a flock of wild fowl observed near Folkestone to Boulogne.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Ihicit
Tntornal Revenue
Offénnes
Gardon
Hashkington Fedlegrani Ig Wes Fe
Folkstone
Boulogne
Horrors of the Southern fever panic and graveyard practices
Accounts from Biloxi and other plague districts describe a frenzied rush to bury victims within hours of death and even corpses being removed from beds. Tales of young women carried to graveyards, rumored revived bodies, and terrified families reflect panic, doctor shortages, and improvised burials during the hundred days of crisis.
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New Orleans
New York
Bilosi
Miss
Board of Health
Pulac
Tom
Elle
Omnis Voftin
Koor
Wes
Stolen bonds list received by Treasury Department
A list of stolen bonds from Manhattan Savings Institution of New York has been received by the Treasury. A caveat will be entered on the books and bonds remain non interest bearing unless presented. Registered bonds require identification. duplicates may be issued upon loss with affidavit.
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Courk
CRI
Ap Gilli F Rabbery
Mover
Times
Manhattan Savings Bank
York
Muothep
Pia Thin Iegrhya
Dapwriter
Vallking
Thair Élyes
Jypnk
Joan Th
Anilla‘of Justice
Manhattan Savings Iistitution
New York
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Scoffett
Register of the Treasury
Manhattan Bank
Scofield
Tha
Wight Cme
Longevity contrast with Thiers and American figures
A Philadelphia North American piece contrasts Gov. Morton’s obituary at 54 with Thiers reaching 80, noting locals Gen. Robert Patterson Henry G. Orrery and Cameron in their 80s, and recalling Horace Binney and other long-lived figures like Webster Cass and Taney, highlighting enduring vigor amid age.
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America
Gov. Morton
Thiers
Philadelphia
Robert Patterson
Joncasneh
Henry G. Orrey
Anil Mr. Cameron
Horace Binney
Webster
Clay
Marshall
Ji Qu
Thomas Nees
Lewis Cass
Taney
Nominates Sherman for Presidency NATION paper
A chaotic scan reports that ConaipEen nominates Sherman for the Presidency and discusses campaign funds over 150000, with references to white paper, vigilant editors, and various economic and political topics. It mentions figures like Butler, dramatic flourishes in the press, and notes on global events, roads, rail plans, and health warnings in a broad, disjointed digest.
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Aiale Sherman
Butler
United
CrrveLasp
Boston
Lhian
Manitoba
Barriaonr
Monton
Alaska
San Francisco
Lal
Kentucky
Goa
St. Francia
Xavier
Golden Gate
Chicago Ledger
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Bop
Roy Imperial Bank of
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Cirenlalich
France
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Beer Cenhihonieet Si Maledde
Pep Cout
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Rai
Ars Soteak
Blato
Bull Republican
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Greatsbacker
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Hig Country
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Min
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John
Youngstoirn Hezister
Hostetter
Vierca
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Tex
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Chicago
Chew Tha
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Anil
Johnson
Sheridan
Mal Winslow
Moore
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Mooney
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Pan
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J. Estey& CO
Brattleboro, Int
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Parle
Joey
Gournn
Exypealiony Secrest
Medak
Dirand
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Deereia Vat
Enbifett
J& PB
Willimartie Linen
Rhode Island
Ameriga
Mesnrs
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COATS
Aghingloss Brothers
Bob Agants
Frankie Leslie
Illustrated Newspaper
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Nowa
Prica
Frank Leslie
Sargeant
Williams & GO
Balter
Tip
Bneckeye NC Co
Marian, Olde
Eas
R. Marsh
Biowell & Coxsharlestown
Waltham
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Igor
Ekoottevee
Babes Sewing
Sirdal
Catton
George’ A. Clark
Witdyaks
Sheegyee
Pennsylvania
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