Debt Owed to a European Prince in US Visit
The article argues Americans should not respect a European prince, the Count of Pris, who visits the United States. It notes his birth and position offer little merit, comparing his claims to Lafayette and Tocqueville and recalling Civil War era views on European influence and French leaders such as Louis Napoleon.
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Clellion
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Count
Pris
United States
de Tocqueville
Russia
Louis Napoleon
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Mia
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Cowric
Sioux Falls
Everman
Bull
Archie Richards
Hougston County
Michigan
Berlin
Iwen
Berquaw
Missouri
St. Louis
Tounville
Gladstone's Daughter Miss Helen Stone at Cambridge Life
A private letter from Newahdin College in Cambridge England sketches Miss Helen Stone, daughter of the state gro and Sidgwick vice-president. The writer praises her vitality, frankness, and magnetism, noting she defies dress norms and would astonish Boston society if known as Miss Brown of Christ Church. Her strong presence is described as a powerful, engaging force.
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Newahdin College
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England
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Gom
Sidgwick Ifill
Gildatone
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Boston
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Monarchy and republic contrasted in a Scottish speech
A Glasgow audience hears Andrew Carnegie’s Dundee speech attacking hereditary monarchy. The speaker argues the American republic proves governance by people, not nobles, and condemns royal privilege while urging democratic rule for Britain and unity of English speaking nations.
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Perozil
Sda
Republic of America
Tong
Tstay
Great Britain
Mike
Foo
Great Taitain
Novel engraving by powder praised in 19th century report
The article describes an experiment from the United States torpedo works using leaves between iron pieces to capture impressions after an explosion. It notes the extreme force causing one iron piece to drive another and mentions a gun-catton sinking into water. The piece highlights this engraving method as a marvel of the era and quotes Cleveland Plain Dealer. Also referenced are Kemp's Balsam advertisements, a Florida boy’s arrest for attempted assassination, and other brief notices.
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Japan
John la Marge
Serena
Owardbad
Agai
Osaka
Dyemrle
United States Torpedo Works
Shem Ona
Jim
Cleveland
Harris
Kemp
Lta
Presence of Mind in Emergencies and Remote Events
A collage of quotes and anecdotes on presence of mind during emergencies, recounting Governor Hill on militia readiness during the New York Central strike, early 1880s rail troubles, and remarks on judging crisis without panic. Includes personal anecdotes, medical notes, and scattered references to historical figures and events.
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Gov. Hill
Syracuse
Sherif
Shera
Otis A. Cole
Kinsman
Q, June 10,1890, Writes: “In the Fall of 1881 Wn
Bright
John’ Coleman
Gregory St
New Haven
Conn
Ranine
Warner
Hill
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Offer Gentle Relief
An advertiser touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a mild, effective laxative cure for biliousness, indigestion, and headaches. The pills are sugar coated and small, claim rapid cleansing of liver, stomach, and bowels, and come with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Dr. Pierce
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