Fires and copper rocks in scattered notes from era
A杂组 of brief items cites a $350,000 Deserant fire in Ontario and a $50,000 blaze in Malohe, plus iron topics like copper rocks near Patoakey Michigan. It mentions school board cuts of 19 percent in Rhulelander for teacher salaries and odd items from New York photographers offering XX-ray body imaging to a session in Piqua Ohio.
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Artificial Memory and a Cheese Misprint in Trade Tale
A Welsh blacksmith with a unique accounting code dictated bills to a schoolmaster. A dispute with Sir Robert Vaughan over a cheese led to a verbal duel as the symbol for cheese appeared as a round O in the merchant’s script. The tale ends with the blacksmith noting a missing hole in the “cheese” and the grindstone detail.
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Griffith Jones
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Housebolt
Objection to bicycles in English union work rule
An English trade union rejects allowing men who ride bicycles to work with others who walk. The union argues cycling gives riders an unfair edge by enabling longer working hours while returning home at the same time. The dispute centers on employment fairness and commuting methods.
Soldier Sleep Describes a Madison May Memorial Service
A Madison May 27 account details a grand military display and somber funeral for a veteran of the Iron Brigade. The Capitol Park crowds, eight militia companies, stacked arms, and a mile-long procession to the cemetery marked a state capital tribute. The House services featured Rev. J Saunderson and the First Regiment band, with pallbearers and city officials in attendance. The speaker praised the fallen serviceman’s life and service, urging that his memory be kept in the heart of the commonwealth.
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Dunn
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Nation Mourns General Adams as Nation Pays Tribute
A memorial service honors General Adams with touching tributes by Dr Z D Butler and President C K Adams, praising his lifelong devotion to service. A formal procession, escort by Brigadier General Zwiech, and a band dirge accompany the march from the capitol to Forest Hill cemetery. The event blends personal loss with national reverence for a man described as a sterling citizen and model guardian of the nation.
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Henry Sanford
Saunderson
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Eme Court
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W. D. Hoard
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Milwakee
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Lancaster
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Philetus Sawyer
John ©. Spooner
Capitel Pack Tate
Male Street
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Avenue
Main
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State
University Avenue
Forte AM Cemetery
Pain Relief Pills Touted By New York Woman
Mrs Lillie B Newell of 2313 Second Avenue New York suffered years of back pain and limited mobility. Her husband Charles Nevell a known optician sought a remedy. A nurse sister Gina Gigay reported her sister's improvement after pink pills, labeled Asher wine, relieved distress in days and six months left her perky with less pain. The pills were sold locally and promoted as a universal remedy with doctors endorsing the product.
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Second Avenue
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Caarles Nev
New York Opticiae
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Glycu
Stunt Ag
Wiliams
Cannes
Schenectady
Pete
Funeral rites and wreaths at Mason cemetery
A veteran funeral followed the ritual of the order with Mason post ceremonies led by Post Commander G B Merrick. Rev Balch offered a prayer as wreaths were laid by James H Sennett and others, volleys fired, taps sounded by bugler William Gillette, and benediction given.
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D c. Washburn Post
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Addrona
James H. Sennett
C. B. Weltemw
5. K. Illsworth
Batch
Fred
William Gillette
Clen
Provisioning a Hotel in Nineteenth Century Text
A fragmentary historical excerpt describes hotel provisioning practices. It notes coffee preparation methods, hotel maintenance costs, and kitchen waste issues. It cites specific quantities for coffee, water, and meals, mentions enamel pots, and references Cranberries and Granberry Fauve sauces as routine items. It also mentions a New York hotel incurring ten thousand dollars yearly in waste.
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John Gilmer
Wirth Avenue
New York
Dinger
Hot bath cure for sleeplessness and headaches
A traditional remedy suggests soaking in a hot bath until drowsiness appears, drying vigorously, then retiring to bed for deep sleep. The method, credited to Dr Cyru Edson, is cited in a journal piece amid reports of political conferences with Governor Mortaa and other officials.
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Edson
Jane
Ladita’ Home Journal
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