Two Men Die After Railroad Bicycle Plunge Near Hess Farm
Special to the Giaarnic reports two car shop workers rode a railroad velosipede from Dayton to a Hess farm grade. The machine left the track at a tressel seventy seven feet down. Rescued by Mrs Hess, they were taken to Dandee and then Portland Hospital. Both were alive but not expected to survive.
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Onondee
Vertentay
Dayton
Hess Farm
Canton
Mra. Hess
Dandee
Portland Hospital
Highwayman in Country Town Drops Cash and Brags of Investments
A highwayman stopped a land agent and took twenty cents a brass button and a nail. He received an offer to invest money and double it in months. A second passerby had no money. The robber planned to advertise in the paper and seek a loan, then try another field of operation.
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Newarne
Oregon
Porthind
Imne
Sail Land
Gheeve
Rome
Dever
Indiana State Teacher's Association
Socrates
New York
Browlway
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Kentucky Editor Slanders Claim Sparks Pulpit Scrutiny
A cryptic quarrel erupts over a Kentucky editor accused of slander in a disputed poem attribution. The exchange cites insults aimed at lampooning moral standards and a famed author, Thomas Jetforse, as per a bulging, boisterous mockery.
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Kentucky
Tle
Blatent
Wannot
Thomas Jetforse
Sahara and Africa in great power plans discussed
The dialogue discusses imperial aims with Africa and the Sahara as a focal point. A Rockport diver, James Bennet, was trapped under a twelve ton ledge at fifteen feet, his leg severely injured while freeing a chain. Surgeons later amputated part of his leg as medical teams treated him.
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James Bennet
Rockport
Mass
Bennett
Shapluck
New York Merchant Sets Trap For Traveling Salesmen
A prominent New York merchant injured by traveling salesmen devises a scheme to confront persecutors at his store. At the door a band bears the legend Entrance for Salesmen. A stairway leads to a mute sign guiding a salesman to confront two others, one directing downward and another toward the street.
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New York
Honey Trade Report From Nestaeca Region
Stone delivered 400 pounds of honey sold to the public at 20 cents per pound or 18 events in ten pound lots. He plans more honey at home and notes bees may keep producing into fall or close soon. Bees gather nectar from will flowers vine maple milkweed and white clover. Regional honey lacks the rich flavor of Southern California.
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Stone
Nestaeca
California
The Synotvne Advances in Type Setting at The New York Tribune
Machinery has entered nearly all manual trades and is replacing hand labor in typesetting. The Synotvne, a tall wormlike machine, is set to supplant the compositor, removing font and manual setting. The New York Tribune has adopted the system and others will follow as printing shifts toward fully automatic type setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottenberg
New York Tribune
Education debate on observation memory and classics in modern schooling
A speaker argues against a purely observational or memorization focus and in favor of a combined system. He cites Bacon Descartes Aristotle and Agassiz while stressing harmony between mental and physical worlds and urging science minded education for the masses over exclusive classics.
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Central Park
Zantippe
William Hamilton
Chiron
Caprea
Michael Foster
Tido
Tilo
Obserer
Earth
Sky
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Liwin Storrison
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Foel
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Agassiz
Pres. Porter
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First St
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J.A. Campbell
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