Unlucky at Last Then Struck by Gunman Baldwin San Francisco
An article about Baldwin a notorious gunman born in Indiana who earned the nickname Lucky for surviving dangerous confrontations. He once threatened a bank meeting by planting guns on the table, forcing delays until an attorney arrived. His notoriety led to court battles over control. He reportedly sunk large sums into the Santa Anita ranch.
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Touley
Lucky
Casine
Baldwin Sas
Sharon
Baldwin
Baldwin Hee
Santa Anita
Tate
California
Serosa
Utah
Bridwin
San Francisco
Tagnates
O’brien
Flood
Ralston
Haldwin
Bank of California
Hla Rela Song
Lave
Baldwin Lusky Baldwin A California Moneymaker
A profile of Bling J. Baldwin dubbed Lusky Baldwin portrays a hard living financier famed for wealth, risk, and volatile ventures. Once worth $20 million, he mortgaged everything to sustain properties and a Klondyke trip plan. His life features multiple marriages, legal battles, two women shooting at him, and a lavish California ranch with orchards, fountains, and a city hotel.
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Bling
J. Baldwin
Klonfylg el Deravo
Baldwin
Lfe
Lilian Ashley
Nim
Miss Ashley
Verona Baldwin
Iffe
Farm and ome craft for sack lifting device
A compact 19th century plan describes a lifting sack rig using two 2 inch planks three feet long and eighteen inches wide two large augered holes two feet apart. Two eighty doo poles are inserted and tied to blocks with notched circles, creating a spring loaded frame to hold the sack open and supported by the arms.
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Mazs, Planghman
Beet as Green Food for Livestock and Hogs Rumors
Indiana Farmer notes beets serve as palatable green food for humans and hogs. It suggests beets supplement hops diet, especially for milking sows, to boost milk and pig vigor but cautions excess feeding may hinder future pig quality if rain-fed forage is insufficient.
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Indiana
Profit in Peppers for Home Gardeners and Poultry Remedy
Pepper growing notes advise hot bed seedings by late March with thin sowing and June transplant for fall peppers to fetch 25 cents a dozen. peppers demand exceeds supply. Also includes a poultry remedy recipe dissolving copperas in water with sulphuric acid for medical use, stressing careful handling due to poison risk.
Turnip Planting Tips For A Declining Crop
The farm turnip crop is uneven and older sowing methods may fail in some regions. Turnip seed can be sown later if conditions demand and in areas where wildlife has disturbed fields. Drill seed in rows 16 inches apart then thin and cultivate as needed.
Disused Dickens Graveyard to Be Cut by New Road
The Mary le Strand burial ground known as the Poor Joe graveyard from Bleak House will be removed to make way for a new road. The churchyard had long stood unused when Dickens wrote his story.
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Mary-le-Strand
Joe
Bleak House
Ebhurehe
Dickens
Thrush in Heavy Horses Warned and Cured by Clean Stalls
The article explains thrush in heavy horses arises from dirty stalls and moist litter. It describes symptoms including an unpleasant discharge from the frog and canker if untreated. Prevention stresses dry hooves, clean feet, keeping the frog intact, and improving stall conditions. Strong vermilion lotion is advised thrice daily.
Shade and order for pleasant homes and crops
Shade for the dwelling and shade trees prevent shading the house. Fyemera and Ifemuat urge orderly surroundings with a place for everything, leading to improved methods and rewards. Bee to melons and pumpkins notes striped melon beetle affects melons cucumbers and pumpkins, a small six legged bug.
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New York
Tomato crop notes and pest control from American Farmer
The passage describes pests affecting vines and melons early and late seasons, including striped insects damaging foliage, blooms, and fruit. It discusses Paris green, sulfur mixed with snuff, kerosene emulsion, and pyrethum as controls, plus farming tips for tomatoes such as watering, manure, pruning, staking, and energy directing growth to fruit.
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Gruba
Notable historic assassination and assassination attempts list
A compiled record of prominent figures facing assassination or attempt across years from 1800 to 1880s. Names include Margaret Nicholson James Hatcheld Spencer Percival Andrew Jackson Louis Philippe Napoleon III Abraham Lincoln Mehemet Ali Humbert I Abdul Aziz Hussein Aval and others. The list notes dates and perpetrators, reflecting a catalog of political violence through the 19th century.
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George HI
England
Margaret Nicholson
James Hatcheld
Napoleon
Pav
Ruseta
Spencer Percival
Bellingham
George LV
August Kotzebue
Karl Sand
Carles Duere Berri
Gomta de Chiarmbord
Cape a'Istra
Andrew Jackson
United States
Louis Phillipnee
France
Fleet
Alipaud
Meunier
Darmes
Lecomte
Henry
Denis Affre
Paris
Rossi
Conte Pellegrino
Frederick William
Prussia
Sofelago
Francis Joseph
Austria
Libenyl
Ferdinand, Charles [Il
Duke of
Parma
Tsabella
Spain
la Riva
Marino
Raymond Suentes
Napoleon IL
Planerl
Bellemarre
Orgini
Michael
Prince
Servia
Prim
George Darby
Richard, Earl of Mayo
Fenera
India
Shere Ali
Andaman Taland
Bramarck
Blind
Kullman
Abdul Aziz
Turkey
Hussein Aval
Hassan
Chassian
William 7
Prusela
Germany
Oscar Becker
Hodel
Nobiling
Mehemet Am, Pasha
Alabansens
Humbert I
Italy
John Puasananti
Lytton
Busa
Alfonso XII
Moncas
Francisco Otero Gonzalez
Loris Melikoff
J. Pletrara
Alexander II
Russie
Historic political assassinations and bombing events timeline
A summarized set of assassination and bombing milestones across 1866 to 1895. Entries include actions by named individuals in St Peters burg Paris and Lyons, notable killings of Garfield and Carnot, and the Bulgarian ex-premier Stambulos attacked by four assailants. Each item notes date, location, and perpetrator or context.
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Karakazov
St Patersburg
Bercowski
Paris
Alexander Solovenit
Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
Garfield
James A
United States
Chariat Jules Gulteau
Washington
Issiz Gulteau
Marie Francois Sadi Carnot
France
Lyons
Ceasare Santo
Stanislaus Stambulos
Bulgaria
The Hobby and The Fad: A Cautionary Tale
The passage distinguishes hobbies from fads, noting hobbies ease mind and develop stamina with care, while fads readily dominate owners. It cites stamp collecting, Buff Cochin chickens, and cuneiform deciphering as hobbies that can distract from care, and warns that a fad can overtake and may ride the owner to death.
Notes of the Day from scattered U.S. locales
The item collection notes varied curiosities and facts: an apple tree bearing traits for ninety years near Vanceburg Kentucky. a Maryland herd with a cow giving twins. donkey demand and climate resilience. a mermaid escape from a menagerie between Lowell and Lawrence. a Spaniard travel loss worth $25,000 to innkeepers in Granada. locomotive engines with nearly 6,000 parts. a label-pasting device for 100,000 stockings in ten hours. a rail of cans with labels. 1.5 million coal miners worldwide with Britain 536,000 and the U.S. 300,000. world metal miners about 4,600,000. human energy not needing gold to move in new lands. Oklahoma rush yielding 1,000 bushels of plums in a day. and Rev. Hancher of Kansas City establishing a chair room and a baby-check room in church basements for divine services.
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Vanceburs
Brunswick
Feeouth
Merrimac
Lowell
Lawrence
Spain
Granata
Ieee
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Bulgiuim
Rugsia
Oklahoma
Hancher
Grand Avenue
Fragments of Dialogue On Shipboard Friendship
A Detroit Journal fragment presents voices aboard a ship recalling friendships and regrets. One speaker urges goodwill with all aboard while another notes traveling with her husband, highlighting themes of companionship and sorrow amid voyage.
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Detroit Journal
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Lucky Baldwin
Klondyke
Douglass
Bax
Badyar Commerc
Pauppase
Xolag
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