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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1885

Page

3

Voyageurs Up the Nile Aboard the Canadian Explorer

Oct. 24 dispatch from Korosko Nubia reports the Canadian voyageurs in high spirits despite murmurs against their boatmanship. The party describes swift Nile currents, a Sohag landing, a Beiges incident over a field threat, Luxor’s Karnak ruins, and Luxor to Assouan progress as they near Wady Halfa.

Wady Halfa Nile Mont Korosko Nubia Edfou Sohag Siout Ingram Illustrated London News House of Commons of England Prince of Wales Lake Michigan Grand Haven Milwaukee Mr. Ingram, Jr Melon Pryor Egypt Davis Mathieson Assouan Col Denison Girgeh Keneh Fouakim Melton Pryor Sanahum Seneh Cullins

Fast Ride With Bulls Leaves Laughing Town in Awe

A Denver Republic imp story recalls a dramatic train run with Old George Van Camp on a red engine 162. Officials ordered speed, the chase dusted by bulls on a bridge, the engineer wiping blood from the window, and cows or bulls sparking fear among passengers as a sealskin wearer quizzes if they are the man’s only cows.

George van Camp George Denver Republic

The Skye Crofters and Highland Evictions

A New York Times correspondent contrasts Skye crofters with Irish tenants, detailing eviction pressure by Highland landlords. The piece traces clan history, modern rent, and the shift from commons to private property, noting 6960 eviction decrees 1840 to 1883 and calls for crofter advocacy in Parliament.

Thule Violet Conemara Kerry New York Times Ireland Highlands Duke of Argyll England Skye Tiree America Australia

Beggar Dies in Pittsburgh Leaves 5000 at Dollar Savings

A blind beggar who died in Pittsburgh left 5000 in the Dollar Savings Bank of the city. He mentioned a daughter living in Montevideo California, and bank officials will seek her, as no other claimant appears.

Campbells Douglasses Mr. Gladstone Gordon Commons Highlands Ireland House of Commons Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Bank Montevideo Cal

The Washington Monument A Thousand Marble Miles High

A Cleveland Leader correspondent details the completed exterior of the Washington monument, a 555 foot white marble shaft with a 55 foot pyramidal aluminium cap. He compares it to historical wonders, notes its massive scale and ongoing construction, and reflects on its enduring significance and safety concerns.

Washington Monument Cleveland Leader Coliseum Rome Rhodes Pompey Mediterranean Alexandria Egypt Nile Cheops Herodotus Desert America Potomac Cologne Cathedral St. Paul’s Sepeiere Perha Bureau of Printing and Engraving Heaven Tower of Babel Michael Angelo David Capitol

What Women Do With Dresses After a Season

The piece ponders disposal of fashionable gowns after Newport and Saratoga seasons. It contrasts hoarding with sharing, noting some wealthy women donate last season outfits to charity or children, while many keep or pass items to relatives, urging mindful wardrobe pruning.

Newport Saratoga Philadelphia M. Worth

Drunkenness and Theft Rise in Africa’s Interior

The report states drunkenness and theft have become common in central regions, noting these issues were almost unknown before white men arrived. The record reflects a biased colonial viewpoint and emphasizes a supposed preexisting moral decline tied to European contact.

Africa

Population concentrated in Massachusetts chief cities

The census notes sixty percent of Massachusetts residents live in its main cities and towns. Quinine price fell to 80 cents per ounce from a wartime peak of 2.27 per ounce.

Massachusetts

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