Port of Fife and the Princess Louise to marry next spring
The Tas St Jemee Gazette reports Port of Fife and the Princess Louise to marry next spring. It notes the death of Paro Mareen, an old pioneer, in Artema, Ind., aged eighty two, leaving a large family. It also mentions European royal and diplomatic notes plus local incidents and political weather.
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Tas St Jemee
Port of Fife
Princess Louise
Paro Mareen
Artema
Ind
Decatur
Als
Gertie Langios
Miscellaneous 19th Century News Roundup In Brief
Detectives seek Reynolds Timson in Milwaukee for alleged larceny of watches at On the Inn New York City. A kitchen fire sickens Mrs Cmantes Fiscoen of Brazil. Bar Harbor Bar Harbor Kas sailor promoted to Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. Norfolk Navy Yard expands to 1300 workers. Ajauryain, a New York police officer, shoots himself and is hospitalized. Pennsylvania votes show prohibitions and suffrage results. Canova presents a jeweled ostensorium from Pope Leo XII. Norfolk & Western train wreck near Roanoke results in multiple fatalities and injuries. Chinese officers resign. West Point retirements. Cherokees officials travel home. Altoona water-spout injures several. New Haven inquiry blames a section boss. Chautauqua Assembly opens. Festival news from Paris and London. Treasury reports June circulation decrease. copper, silver changes. Labor strikes ripple Copenhagen and Copenhagen. Police incidents in Reading and Germany. Empress Augusta encounters American engineers. Dr. Rosistouss Frourr dies in Altoona. Burke case progresses in New Hampshire. German government buys three million marks rifles. Prussia hunts embezzler. Maryland to Liberia talks loom. rail rate changes at Baltimore & Ohio.
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New York City
Reynolds Timeon
Milwaukee
Wis
Rm Grea
Timseon
Kelly
Cmantes Fiscoen
Brazil
Secustagr Barre
Walker Blaine
Bar Harbor
Kas
Marine Corps
Norfolk Navy Yard
W. J. Leven
Centerpoint
Fndt
Knowles
Indiana State Veterinary Sergeon
Eads
Carlisle
Daniel Ajauyain
Pennsylvania
PSI
SR Canova Gipsoss
Leo XII
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
Ami
China
John G Parke
Engineer Corps
West Point Military Academy
Army
Parke
Cheroke
Indian Commission
Washington
Tuomas J. Momsax
Ehole Geland
Ladina
Altoona
Bur
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New Haven
Conm
Sun
Pevolittle
Thomas Shields
Tus Chaataagea
League of American Wheelmen
Hagerstown
Tsomss McBarpe
Alex. Hart
Lions
Hailey
Binho
Paris
M. de Cassagnac
Chamber of Deputies
M Thevenot
Justice
M. Meyer
Credit Meobilier
W. Meyer
Prises
Second Connecticut Light Artillery
Gettysburg
Fespexica
Samea
Malema
Austro- Hungary
Ageepeaces Gooprzaz
Lououn
Tetienne
France
Geo Og
George Gouhl
Pacific Wail Steamship Company
Granada
Everet
Durew
New York
Liverpool
Depew
Treasury Department
United States
Carpenters
Pointers
Smith
Copenhagen
Monceary Station
Joseph RB Kaceher
George Wartman
Reading
Reading Railroad Company
Kaagcher
Wartman
Aving
Wredenhacer
Wechtenberg-Schwerein
Germany
Burge
Winnipes
Man
Baker
Chicago
Burke
Lavras
Stettin
Prussia
America
Episcopal
Tus Laitimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Sch
Semetany Wivpcom
Tichenor
Cornell Crew Wins Dramatic Finish in Annual Haybal Race
The Cornell eight won the Chikte Cup on the Scanpikit River July 6 in a near-sweep finish over Pennsylvanias. High water and strong current tested crews as Cornell surged in the last 150 yards to secure a quarter-length victory amid cheers from spectators on both banks. Captain Courtey coached from the course as the Cornell men celebrated a dramatic win.
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Porsapenram
Ric
University of Aecht
Ats Remartalie Exer
Cumures
Cornelis
Pruontranias
Anchangel
Penssylvania
Corvalle
Sehurkill
Cniversity
Dot
Courtey
Cornell
Courtney
University
Bomd
Late News Items From The Atlantic States Of Yesteryear
A mosaic of 19th century notices reports arrests including Ose Jones the colored mail clerk in Jackson Wiss for rolling the mail and bank cashier Hem D Mercer missing amid at least 200 in accounts. Mississippi sues lessees of the penitentiary. Overman of Tennessee dies aged over eighty. Confederate veteran Walker remains to be buried in Chattanooga.
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Ose Jones
Yasco Valley
Jackson
Wiss
Hem D. Mercer
Malta National Bank
Malta
Salon
W. L. Endxwax
Kraneas
Oklahoma
Shirk
Topeka
Nagvoo
Misseesippé Valley
United States
Mexco
Mississippi
Hamilcns
Allen & Co
William Overma
Montgomery County
Tenn
Nashville
Overton
Ime Amirew
Marsal Swarrse
Fort Smith
Arie
Chickasaw Mountains
Cornelius Walker
Williams
Swayne
Walker
Gate City
Ala
Ith
Atlanta
W. H
Clark Uni
Expeditious plan for African solar eclipse voyage outlined
Navy committees approved split expeditions to West Africa to observe the December solar eclipse. Prof Tul of Amherst and Prof Jos Hasenll will lead two parties sailing October aboard the ship Baltimores for a year, with changes in pension payment procedures effective July. A fatal crossing accident in New Jersey killed Ward family and a coachman.
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Wasuketos
Secretary of the Navy
Afries
Navy Department
John Walter
Bureau of Navigation
Phythian
Sarsl Ofeerwaterr
Hall
Naval Tservatory
Tul
Amherst College
Jos. Hasenll
Beth Wil
Africa
Sary
United States
Baltiomers
Baltimere
Freight-rate cut threats to the gentlemen's agreement
The Baltimore & Ohio reduces grain freight from Chicago to Baltimore by seventeen cents and to Philadelphia by eighteen. The move risks breaking the long standing gentlemen’s agreement and may trigger a broader railroad war as other lines unlikelyly match the reduction.
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Batimong
Joly
Baltimore & Ohio
Hambleton
Baltimore & Obie
Chicago
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Poley
Balthacre & Obin
Drexel-Morgan
Southern Gleanings Crop and Miscellaneous News Briefs
The Memphis district crop report notes June weather was mostly unfavorable for cotton with widespread rain and poor stands, causing late planting and a likely smaller yield. The issue also covers a series of incidents and notices including professor Graves’s attempted suicide, a fatal lightning strike in Louisiana, a Kentucky political convention, embezzlement indictments, Alabama labor federation efforts, drought and pest concerns, convict mortality from dysentery, a Mississippi double hanging, a fatal train wreck near Geneva, Georgia, and various industrial and local events.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Tranesser
Aransas
Dangerous Headaches Physician Discourses on Their Cause
A physician explains nervous headaches, their diverse locations, and the danger of untreated pain. Rest and air change are emphasized as the path to permanent relief, with caution against continuing work under strain.
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Mail and Express
Ozone and Diseases New Facts on Plant Health Link
The article discusses ozone as a product of plant life, especially blossoms, and its possible role in disease germ suppression. It notes ozone deficits in Marseilles during cholera, the effects of thunderstorms, humidity and warmth on ozone, and debates about pine forests’ impact on ozone. It also reports miscellaneous notes on military height, Russia police, smoking tea, and European royals.
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Anders
Marseilles
Mississippi
San Francisco
Wanted to Go Faster in a Surprising Exchange
A Detroit Free Press excerpt describes a man asking if a duck could travel ninety miles an hour, and another passerby coldly questions the feasibility. The conversation turns to speed and leaving home quickly with no patent on a speedy gait mentioned.
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Maluck
Detroit Free
The Ideal Woman Shapes a Man’s Best Years
A reflective essay argues that twenty one to twenty five can be peak years when a man serves a noble woman. It claims only women of exalted mold can guide growth, praising modern Europe for women who educate and elevate men, with a note on colleges of exemplary women.
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Europe
Greece
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