Eclipses, myths and star lore for March by C de Saint Germain
The March SOARS essay surveys sun eclipses and myths linking them to historic events, then maps star patterns overhead and the principal planets for the month. It notes Auriga, Cassiopeia, Leo, Virgo, Orion, Taurus and more, plus planetary visibility and an Aries predictions section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regulus
Carthage
Deneb Abet
Leo
Procyon
Orion
Rigel
Aldebaran
Eridanus
Eridan
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Charles E Perkins and Holmes Fueled Railroading and Crime
A profile of Charles E Perkins tracing his rise from a western railroad clerk to president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy system. The piece cites his merit based promotions and deep operational knowledge. A separate anecdote from Mausill ion Ohio notes Holmes inspired police methods, recounting a trunk theft where a landlord is accused after Holmes style deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Perkins
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Porking
Burlington
Sherlock
Sherlock Holmes
Mausilion
Holmes
John Stevenson
Seaman
Pittsburg
Carlyle as Teacher Anecdote From Kirkcaldy
A Scotsman sourced anecdote portrays Thomas Carlyle as a strict gloomy country schoolmaster in Kirkcaldy. A pupil recalls a donkey entry scene, Carlyle’s laughter and taunting taps, then ordering the rider to parade before the class, with others marching behind the donkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scotsman
Thomas Carlyle
Cupar
Yeut
Carlyle
Kirkcaldy
Bill ‘Hood
Garry
Bill
Bill Hood
Patra
Blil
Youty
Appointing Man for Police, Moonshine Row Sparks Debate
A sharp editorial contends an executive would appoint a favored man to the police force, but cites incompetence. The piece adds a mock suggestion he should instead join a school board, lampooning the moonshine issue as part of local political theater.
Massachusetts Flo wer Question Seeks State Emblem
A heated debate in Massachusetts over adopting a floral emblem pits the mayflower against the blue flag. Proponents favor the mayflower for history and art, while opponents cite its April bloom and weak ties to the Pilgrim vessel. The blue flag, Iris versicolor, is praised for beauty, abundance, and resilience, with concerns about monarchist symbolism from fleur de lis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
England
Commonwealth
Old Bay
Bunker Hill
France
Boston
Mayor Sam Moy Returns After Missing Days in Chicago
The man known as Mayor of Chinatown Sam Moy reappeared in Chicago after two weeks away visiting his brother celestials in Kansas City. Fears of foul play by the Highbinders were raised when his absence persisted and no sightings occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Sam Moy
Chicago
Celestials
Kansas City
Confederate Reunion Plans Prompt Memphis Invitation
A brief note from Ep ris, Tenn details a committee formed to invite President McKinley to attend the Confederate reunion in Memphis in May. The group works on hotel space, accommodations, and veteran care, pledging to support all veterans regardless of ability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emphis
Tenn
Memphis
Washington
McKinley
National Capital
A. D. Langstaff
Nallen
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. de St. Germain
Brichton
Vulcan
Minerva
Phaeton
Apollo
Charlot
Eridania
Perseug
Mirfak
Algol
Mfe
Ath
Nero
Agrippina
Constantius
Lewis the Pious
Christopher Columbus
Jamaica
Auster- Hitz
Napoleon
Leipsic
Bautzen
Duke de ‘Berry
Napoleon II
A. D Oraini
A. D
Myrach
Almach
Cassiopeia
Aries
Altair
Sheraton
Erraj
Dipper
Kochab
Thuban
Alwald
Etania
Renebasch
Charles
Nekkar
Bootes
Arcturus
Castor
Pollux
Gemini
Deans
C. de Saint-Germain
Charles E. Perkins
Asnecdote
Kansas
Lola
Kan
Chicago Journal
E. A. Deacon
East Randolph
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Dodd
Cattaraugus County
Lane
Maple City
Klondike
Ae Tiana
St. Jacobs Oil
Sciatica
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