Storm tower planned atop Mount Penn overlooking Reading
The article surveys varied topics from a 1200 foot Mount Penn tower to a Mexico City Columbus monument and Alaska exploration. It notes a range of curiosities including a Batoum sea recession, Swiss tramp law, and Will Carleton’s poetry.
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Mount Penn
Reading
Largest Live Longest Across Species and Ages
The piece discusses how size and longevity relate with no fixed rule, noting ancient trees and whales living centuries. It cites Lebeckhart, Spencer, and Weissmann while giving examples like toads, cats, horses, and a sea anemone that lived sixty six years. A strong heart remains enduring.
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Leueckhart
Herbert Spencer
Weissmann
Sir John Dalzell
Edinburg Botanical Gardens
Congressional Debates Highlight Land Bills and Pensions
Senate and House actions span land forfeiture measures, amendments for Florida lands, Oklahoma and Nebraska site bills, and a $2,500 widow’s pension. Debates touch on customs, trust busting, and Chinese labor restrictions while mourning Senator Beck.
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Plumb
Call
Florida
Platt
Sherman Rope
Moody
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Pierce
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Evans
Vieree
Mills
Texas
Rio Grande
Wm. Dawson
Fort Sedgwick
Colorado
Nebraska
Dingley
Committee On Foreign Relations
Great Brtian
Mexico
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Canada
Gray
United States Circuit Court
Fremont
Neb
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Rules
Morrill
Carlisle
Yeas
Yoder
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Cullom
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Aurora
Ill
Hiscock
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Adams
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Mitchell
Great Britain
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Sheriin
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Jones
Nevada
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Samuel J. Randall
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Yens
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Frye
Committee On Commerce
Shipping League
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Donald McKay
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Cairo
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Harris
Beck
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Hopkins
Dlinois
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Ohio River
Ashland
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Blackburn
Rotten Egg Protest Targets Elle Store in Texarkana
In Texarkana Ark the city’s clerks urged shops to close at 8 pm from May 1. Most complied except E Elle. An hour after closing, several enraged clerks pelted Elle’s store with old eggs, creating a foul odor. Public sentiment favors the egg-throwers.
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Fexarkana
Ark
E. Elle
Elle
Strike in New Haven Shrinks Building Labor Force
In New Haven about 700 Masons and bricklayers walked out over wages. They demand 45 cents an hour while Gosses offer 15 cents. The strike impacts ongoing construction projects.
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New Haven
Gosses
Capital News Reflects Postoffice Probe And Mexico Annexation Push
A Washington Postoffice investigation is anticipated into the Capitol post office operations with charges against postmaster James L. Wheat by C J McCord son of Congressman McCord. Delegates from Mexico press for U S annexation as tariff debate looms with plans for extended sessions. In Maryland a double murder in Baltimore shocks residents as police seek motive amid a recent house adjournment push.
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Mexico
House of Representatives Post Office
C.J. McCord
Representative McCord
James L. Wheat
Wheat
Capitol
Wisconsin
Buncombe
Pettigrew
Washington
New York
Government Land Office
Surveyor-General
East
West
Upper
Missouri
Sarah Blaney
Caroline
Baltimore
Willam Blaney
William Blaney
Murder at Coldwater Crossings Sparks Manhunt
Dr. Prichard dies after a quarrel with 5 M Miles attorney at a crossing near Coldwater Kansas. Miles strikes Prichard with a revolver, he falls and dies. Miles flees town and remains uncaptured at a late hour.
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Prichard
5. M. Miles
Coldwater
Kas
Miles
Forest Fires Rage Across Wisconsin Timberlands
Minneapolis Journal dispatch from Chippewa Falls reports crews sent to Rice Lake have returned after extinguishing a small town fire. The larger danger remains the forest fires in surrounding timbered areas causing extensive damage to woods over miles.
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Minneapolis Journal
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Saga
Rice Lake
The Fooling with a Lady's Garter at the Old Guard Ball
An army officer picks up a blue silk garter at an Old Guard ball after dancing with a daz zling blonde. He hides it in a glove to avoid confessing, then the relieved woman discovers the misplaced item and flees in anger. The tale ends with the officer's mortified aftermath and friends' uneasy gossip.
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United States
America
Europe
Ireland
Flis
Venus de Milo
Oficer
Garters
The Minuet Through Time and Its Royal Origins
The piece traces the minuet from its courtly Louis XIV era roots in the Braule to Gardel's evolution and Pecourt's tweaks, noting its dignified, aristocratic character and Mozart Don Juan finale as its influential model.
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Strauss
Berliner
Bersen- Courier
Don Juan d
Austria
Brussels
Paris
Margaret of
Burgundy
Trench Ballet
Gardel
Louis XIV
Marie Antoinette
Pecourt
Political importunes and the ballot girls debate
Sibberton Say and Crabberly discuss adopting the Australian system secret voting and woman suffrage. Miss Wednever warned against a new political term in public life and feared being labeled a ballot girl.
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Sibberton
Crabberly
A Massachusetts Dog Story in Boston Humor
A Boston gentleman tests his dogs understanding by reading a newspaper article about legislators abandoning the attempt to muzzle dogs. The St Bernard joyfully barks and dashes around the room in exuberant display before being restrained. Also noted is a sugar bowl and a girl exercising in a bowling alley.
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North Queensland
Massachusetts
Boston
St. Bernard
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