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New Harmony Register

Location

New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1882

Page

2

Record of a paralyzed arm and a star spangled wedding

The Register notes Huan McCann in Albany woke with paralysis in his right arm and a surgeon doubts recovery. A Charlotte wedding featured white silk attire and blue pink bridesmaids with jewelry. Joshin L Lewis of Hoboken left over 1.5 million to the United States to cut debt. heirs contested insanity, settled with $968,589 to the government and rest to half-sisters and their children.

Huan McCann Ot Albany Charlotte, N. C Joshin L. Lewis Hoboken N. J United States Lewis

Birthday honors and civic gifts from Henry Shaw in St Louis

Tur 82d birthday of Mr. Henry Shaw of St Louis celebrated by prominent citizens. Shaw, a 63 year resident, helped shape the city with Missouri Botanical Gardens Tower Grove Park and sites for charitable institutions. Baron Revier, from Frankfort, first coined duplicating stock messages boosting telegraph toll savings. Reuter began by manifolding a single message and selling to brokers, inspiring a general news agency.

Henry Shaw St. Louis Shaw Baron Revier Frankfort-on-Main London Reuter

Anecdotes of Lawyers and Complex Family Ties

A tale notes a shrewd lawyer helping a client evade an age requirement to pre empt land by having an affiant swear over a chalked floor 21 years old. It then explores tangled relations around the Duke of Westminster Beatrice Chesham and Katherine Caroline with intricate cousin links, ending with an 1878 issue on coin counterfeiting by Judge Lowell asserting mutilated coins remain counterfeit due to standards.

Kaneas Duke of Weatminster Beatrice Lord Chesham Katherine Caroline Chesham Lowell United States Circuit Court Massachusetts

Telephony advances and Egypt trade outlook noted by press

A Belgian meteorologist demonstrates telephony with a single wire, enabling simultaneous Morse telegraph and voice transmission across distances from Brussels to Dover while London Times highlights Egypt's 1880 exports of 67.6 million dollars and two thirds foreign debt. The piece also cites population figures for Cairo and other cities and comments on English banking capital tied to canal transit.

M. van Rysselberghe Brussels Morse Telegraph Director of Telegraphs Paris Venice Milan Berlin Hamburg Nancy Munich Dresden M. Rysselberghe Dover London Times Egypt Cairo Alexandria Damietta Rosetta Suez Port Said Great Britain England

Reminiscences of Heine On Language Learning

A fragment recounts Heine's student memories describing Latin as complex and vexing with irregular verbs, the stern Latin/convent setting with a crucifix prompting prayer for irregulars, Greek condemned as devilish, Hebrew seen as easier, and a comically tangled note on etymology and language study, all in a weary, self-deprecating tone.

Heine

Mary and the Angelic Visitation in verse

A poetic scene portrays Mary on her porch as an angelic figure named Rawls presents a luminous lily and proclaims Mary blessed by God. Mary responds with reverent words as angels and kings herald a blessed dawn and the coming of the Lord.

Mary Rawls

Two Wedding Days That Ended in Blood and Bedlam

A bridegroom narrates a turbulent path to marriage. He quarrels with Nell Bartley over pomp, misses the wedding, and hides in the church. A thwarted escape leads to a fall that leaves him battered and delirious, while Nell reacts in shock.

Noting the Truth After Nell’s Vow and Vestry Escape

In a candid scene, Bertram Langley seeks Nellie’s forgiveness after a dramatic vestry incident. Nell challenges his conduct, anger fading to tenderness as he reveals misfortunes. They marry quietly with family in attendance, a single bridesmaid and two wedding services.

Nell Bartley Riram Langley Bertram Langley Bert Nell Transsean Kate Nellie Eli Mr. Bartley Jove Gilderoy

Viewing His Treasures At The Safe Deposit Vault

The narrator meets Costentenus, a tattooed exotic performer, inside the Safety Deposit Company vaults. He speaks of money, photographs, and life stories in six years in the country, earning $100 weekly plus expenses, investing wisely while hoarding diamonds and jewelry including gold chains, rings, bracelets, and a jeweled scarf, giving a piratelike impression to onlookers.

Safety Deposit Company Ore Costentenus Barnum New York

Scene on the Towpath in a Night Scene

A vivid poetic fragment describes lovers strolling beneath a starry arch. They gaze at a bright ruby star and speak of the celestial orb, with a reply about Andromeda from the courter.

Diomede Andrommeda Ake

Exploits of Our Navy in 19th Century Crises

A historical summary recounts naval officers protecting American interests abroad. It notes Commodore Porter's actions against Porto Rico privateers in 1823, Foxado defenses, Downes at Malayan forts, and Ingraham at Koszta, with praised actions by Kelly, Strain, Almy, and Sinclair.

Philadelphia Congress Algiers Tripoli California Mexico England Porto Rico Commodore Porter W. H.cocke Fox St. Johns Platt United States Beagle St. Thomas Foxado Lienta Ritchie Porter Downes Potomac Friendship Salem Mass Shubrick Hoff Ingersoll Totten Navy Edson Department Kelly Shanghai Plymouth Ingraham St. Louis Smyrna Turkey Martin Koszta Koszta Hoilina Cayne San Juan de Nicaraga Almy Fulton Tampico Saranac San Juan de Sur Nicaragua Sinclair Waga

Sugar production in America needs wiser farming

The article argues America should grow its own sugar with improved management and scientific agriculture. It notes potential in sugar beet culture in northern regions, urges perseverance despite past failures, and emphasizes improving yields through better practices and new crops.

America

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