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Orange County Observer in Hillsborough, North Carolina

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Newspaper

Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1896

Page

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Burglar tale and a winter voyage memory

A Detroit to Gravelton traveler recounts a mislaid wad of cash and a near break in with a would be burglar on a grim hotel night. The narrator recalls a loaded dictionary omen and a tense wake as a silent threat looms outside the window.

Larose Cam Dion

Curing by Suction on the Yakima Reservation

An East Oregonian note describes an Indian doctor on the Yakima reservation in Washington who supposedly cures many ailments through a simple suction method. He treats the heart area to draw out deleterious substances and claims rapid recovery, with local Cayuse chief Steawway mentioned as a supporter.

Yakima Washington Pendleton East Oregonian Paul Shosawas Steawway

Miner to Inspect Ampor River Placer Districts in Siberia

Russell IL Daon, mining engineer of California, hired by Paris bankers syndicate to study Ampor river placer districts in Siberia. He will sail from New York to Paris and travel via Moscow and Irkutsk to a Siberian point 2 000 miles from the Pacific Ocean.

Russell IL. Daon California Paris Ampor River Siberia New York Moscow Irkutsk

Tibarzi the Sicilian Bandit Sentenced to Death

The notorious Sicilian bandit Tibarzi was sentenced to death amid a flurry of headlines. The lengthy case drew wide attention as authorities pursued justice and public fear for regional security.

Tibarzi Saveo Times

River town Elwood fades as Missouri swallows its streets

The narrative recalls Elwood Kansas once thriving on Missouri river commerce and ferry steamers, then eroded by the river turning main street into mud. It notes the Last Chance Tavern, the Western Hotel, and jail as relics, with rail line near the site and townsfolk eking by across the river in St. Joseph and Grand Island areas.

Elwood Kan Missouri E.wood Seth Alien Tvern Allen Missouri River Last Chance Tavern St. Joseph Allen's Tereira Great Western St Joseph 3St. Louis Republic

Noyes Family Row Highlights Domestic Tension

Fragmentary dialogue shows Nellie and Willie Noyes arguing with their mother about noise and manners at home. The exchange hints at a tense family scene with a late return by a father figure referenced as papa.

Bee races and the rise of common blacks in America

The article notes that German or common black and brown bees are widespread, both wild and domestic, with uncertain introduction dates but evidence of early absence in hives and late appearance near the Mississippi. They winter well and build comb, rivalting Italian honey gatherers when nectar is plentiful, yet slacken when flows drop. It suggests selective breeding could improve traits. Also mentions a London company forming to maintain bicycles at a $1,500,000 capital, offering home cleaning, storage, repair, insurance, and riding instruction for an annual fee.

W. C. Partridge Emerson Hawthorne Whittier Lincoln Grant Sumner Europe Mississippi Washington Star London New York Jonroak

Indestructible White Metal Book Covers Impress Readers

A novel binding uses white metal covers that cannot bend at the corners. The heavy volumes boast an indestructible quality that may charm book lenders and collectors, though others may view them as more novel than artistic.

The Lights of New York City’s Electric Street Lighting

The city ranks among the best lit globally with thirty thousand lamps including gas electric and naphtha. Three thousand three hundred electric lamps illuminate streets, costing the city over one million dollars annually to light the streets.

New York New York World

Sparrows, slate ban and city life fill historic pages

A collage of 19th century notes touches on sparrow proliferation in cities and control by street maintenance, shifts from horse cars to trolleys, and a Chicago slate ban replacing slates with paper and pencils. It also includes a brief dialogue about manners, a trip to the door, and a New York Weekly joke.

Oity Piece York Reformed

Scientific Scraps and Early 19th Century Inventions

A survey of curiosities includes a plant that allegedly absorbs 200 times its weight in water, a Springfield stock company for alamina instruments, and a phonendascope to hear a wink. It notes Berlin labs cost $530,000 yearly and outlines planetary distances and Mars’ mass.

Springfield Mass Alamina Ietlater University of Berlin

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