Inaugural Centennial Parade in New York City
The nation marked its greatest military spectacle since the Civil War as fifty thousand soldiers from multiple states marched through Manhattan. Ohio and New York led the pageant, with veterans from Vermont, Massachusetts, and South Carolina among the honored units, amid crowds of up to a million spectators and heavy police presence.
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President Harrisons Memorial Parade Delightful Ball Afterglow
The procession through a crowded avenue featured the President and Cabinet, Grover Cleveland praised, West Point cadets and Annapolis sailors impressing crowds, with militia and regular units marching past the Morton balcony. Virginia and New York contingents drew special cheers as the day showcased national pride and ceremonial pomp.
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Extinction of a Tasmanian Race Ends in 1876
A Hobart letter to the Springfield Republican recounts the near total disappearance of Tasmania’s original inhabitants. From 7,000 in 1808, the Tasmanians dwindled as sealers attacked communities and settlers retaliated. George Augustus Robinson led forced relocations, bringing survivors to Flinders Island by 1835, where disease and homesickness drained the population to final extinction with King Billy in 1869 and the last companion in 1876.
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General Custers Sword in Boston Museum Tale
A Boston museum displays General Custers sword said to be the blade he carried into battle. The Toledo blade bears a Spanish inscription and a story claims Custer broke the blade in Virginia, cast it away, then charged a Confederate rider, later using a replacement Toledo blade until his death.
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N. Y. Sun
Flirty Woman Turns Cold After Stranger Claims Relation
At a party a man complains to a stranger that a flirtatious woman previously engaging with him now ignores him. The stranger reveals he is the woman's husband, creating a surprising confrontation in a New York Weekly item.
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Walking Stick Described As Old Man Strength and Youth Weakness
A speaker characterizes a walking stick as the old man's strength and the young man's weakness, framing it as a symbolic tool that confers support to the elder while posing a challenge to the younger. The remark hints at themes of aging, vitality, and reliance on aid.
Subscriber Questions Warner's Safe Cure Letters
A reader asks if testimonials for Warner's Safe Cure are trustworthy and what the doctors may miss about kidney disease. The letter cites multiple testimonials from users nationwide and urges careful inquiry into kidney disease as a root cause of various ailments.
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Quack Remedies and Odds and Ends in a Humorous Clip
A jumble of ads and wry asides about patent medicines Ostetter's Stomach Bitters Carter's Little Liver Pills and a pitch from B F Johnson & Co urging employment seekers. It also skewers tariff talk a joke about Joss sticks and a Boston critic lamenting poetry in decay.
Cough Remedies and Proverbs From a Humorous Era
A jumbled items page notes Hale's Honey of Horehound and Ta Pike's Tootache Drops cures in one minute, Isaac Thompson Eye Water sold by druggists, a 300 year old muff fashion, Carter's Little Liver Pills for ailments, and a string of aphorisms about wealth contentment and consequences of speech.
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