Fragmented 19th Century News Consolidates Diverse Topics
The document compiles a scattered mix of political notes, international affairs, and economic updates. It references a St Paul convention, gubernatorial candidates, Egypt representation, British grain markets, and British and Japanese events, along with mentions of Germany, Switzerland, and Bulgaria. It mentions amnesty for Communists arriving in Paris and Indian authorities preparing for conflicts with Burma, plus assorted shipping and commodity reports.
Mixed 19th Century Legal Notices and Political Highlights
An archive fragment reports on a bond case with principal and interest figures, a half-done sale tally, and a vivid dispatch from Narragansett Bay recounting Mrs. Sprague’s contentious return to Canon. It also covers the New York Republican State Convention scene at Saratoga with Cornish and Wheeler, and details the subsequent nominations for governor and statewide offices, alongside an early New York Prohibition ticket lineup.
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Boaster Roscoe Conkling
William A. Wheeler
A -B. Corel
W. H. Robertson
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Theodore B. Pomeroy
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Frank Tincock
George BE. Sloan
Oswego
Montgomery
Cholos
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A. I. Cornell
George G. Hosking
Josaph B
James W. Wadsworth
Tressurer
Nathan D. Wendel
Eration
Ward
Burvayor
Bonle
John W. Mearn
James H. Bronson
Alphonso.a. Hopkins
Caleb W. Alll
Stophen Merritt
John I Hooder
Walter Fi
An Obed Lad Murders His Mother and Kin in Ohio
A Waynesville Ohio triple murder and suicide case unfolds as Willis Anderson, son of Mrs Hatton, and his relatives are found dead after a family dispute. Coroner investigations reveal motive and connections to Mrs Weeks and her daughter while police pursue leads in a village noted for its Quaker roots.
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Waynesville
Ohio
Willis Anderson
Hatta
Anil At
Einmati
Hatts
Andemon
Turkey's Dry Rot and Corruption Claim
In Valentine Baker's analysis a Turkish officer notes no true aristocracy feeds honor, blaming social system flaws for widespread corruption. Frequent official changes and protection schemes elevate lowly positions, fostering bribery, extortion, and cutthroat pursuit of gains. The state acts as a paymaster while rapid fortunes tempt opportunism and distrust.
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Turkey
Valentine Baker
Jesloway
Turkish jealousy drives army, politics foul in late campaign
The text argues that jealousy among Turkish officials dominates, with civil rivals seen as the core motive in nine of ten cases. It notes bankers influencing the army, especially higher ranks, and links Suleiman’s conduct in recent campaigns to many disasters in prior ones.
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Grant and the Great Wall visit described from a New York Herald letter
The narrative recounts Lieut Perry spotting the Great Wall from the Richmond as it anchored near shore. It praises the wall as a patient yet impractical monument built centuries ago to defend China, notes its dimensions and deterioration, and compares its scale with imagined projects like railways. It also shifts to two Alma battlefield anecdotes honoring Victoria Cross recipients Luke O Conn or and Major Lindsay, highlighting valor and flag then Colonel Luke O Conn or, with a brief digression on the wall’s enduring marvel.
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America
Great Wall
Richmond
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Mongolia
China
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Yas Vale
Twentythird Fusiliers
Brown
Scots Fusiliers
Duke of Cambridge
Luke O'Connor
Lieut
Anstruther
O'Connor
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Lindsay
Tinsley
Tragic case of overworked girl from New York dies after study
A 20 year old youngest of six daughters in New York died from overwork after graduating Mt Holyoke Seminary and pursuing natural philosophy astronomy and history while painting in water colors. She spent summer at Lake George with a sister, died in agony from exhaustion. Also a tale from Woodstock Maine of a cow with horns fitted by pranksters and later identified by the owner. Two Icelanders farmed a colony named Minneola on the Northern Pacific railroad.
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New York
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Lake George
Psinto
Aequalia
Inter
Hortote
Woodstock
Forea
Practical farm notes on animal care and manure use
A collection of rural tips covers horse and cattle care, feeding with tobacco for vermin, sowing oats with wheat for winter cover, and beefing up manure handling. Advice on harness safety, avoiding travel accidents, and horse gear checks precede poultry remedies for gapes and garget, plus yard and shed cleanliness.
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L P. J
Bethlehem
Jast
W. W
Sterling
Mass
Domestic Economy Notes for Summer Housekeeping
Practical guidance for housewives in hot weather covering pest control, food preservation, and kitchen hygiene. Tips include use of window screens, covered food, camphor, refrigerators, and onions to deter pests. plus advice on avoiding spoiled meals and using mild seasonings. Also contains humorous musings on maintaining spirits and a recipe section for okra, jelly cake, tomatoes with okra, lima beans and corn, and a tough steak technique.
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Hell
Steel clad ships to be built for empire at Portemouth and Chatham
The London Times reports three steel clad warships in British yards at Portemouth Hembroke and Chatham. The Conqueror will be about 2 000 tons lighter than her sisters Majestic and Colossus, with 16 inch armor and 6 000 horsepower engines aiming for around sixteen miles per hour. The Majestic Colossus and Conqueror follow the Inflexible model with turret guns placed diagonally above deck and protected by heavy steel. A rough total cost may reach about 1 000 000 dollars per ship, with the final price uncertain. Also noted is an incident at Kissingen where an Englishman berated a passenger who turned out to be Princess Bismarck, while the man was Sir John Kingaton James.
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India
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Afghanistan
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London
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England
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Foreign Office
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Saturna
Tag
Go Weil
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Portemouth
Hembroke
Chatham
Majestic
Conqueror
Colossus
Thunderer
London Times
Kissingen
Bismarck
Sir John Kingaton James
Bessemer
Beasemer
Thoron
Panorag
London Society
Facial Symmetry Quirk Sparks Natural History Debate
A writer recalls a Leipsio underground saloon where a man perspired only on the right side while another perspired only on the left, prompting amused discussion about bodily symmetry and the dawn of natural history as observers debate a janus-like figure with dual facial perspiration patterns.
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Popular Science Monthly
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Who Has Not Been Billous Probably No One
A garbled health advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for bilious symptoms including fever and indigestion. It claims the medicine cleanses stomach and liver disorders, praises physicians, and markets various related products with period style language.
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