Pneumatic gun contract awarded for coast defense
The War Department awards seven pneumatic dynamite guns for coast defense. Three go to Sandy Hook, two to Fort Schuyler, two to Fort Warren. Designs must allow hydraulic or pneumatic power, 35 degree elevation, all around fire, and full gunner control. Delivery within eight months. total bid $395,510.
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Pneumatic Dynamite Goo Company
Rabies Scare Spurs Farmers to Raid Wetzel County Dogs
In Wetzel County West Virginia farmers plan a widespread hunt to kill all dogs within miles after several animals show rabies symptoms. Two Morgans children feared bitten and a dog blamed for critical injuries. Nearby Marshall County reports Mary Smith near death from dog wounds and a man buried alive in Jenkins Bridge incident.
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Awakening After Thirty Five Days in a Trance
Awoman named Emma Althouse awoke from a prolonged trance of over thirty five days. Doctors reported normal temperature, fluctuating but weak pulse, and improving breathing. She spoke faintly to family later, though earlier communications were limited. Attendants provided milk and weak coffee as she recovered from the ordeal.
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Ungrateful thief sullies fund raised for wife of imprisoned man
A Sullivan defalcation tale prompts Democrat ire as funds from a charity ball for Kim Coy’s wife, who was unaware of the proceeds, were traced to Sullivan. Coy’s debt to Sullivan, a home deed, and subsequent sale allegations surface, with broader wartime dispatches and local suspensions noted.
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Indiana Legislature Debates Absent Clerk and Insane Hospital Funds
State intelligence from Indianapolis reports a Senate resolution to investigate alleged embezzlement at the State Insane Hospital by ex County Clerk Sullivan, plus a bill to create a State Department of Geology and Natural Resources. House actions include bond authority for Indianapolis schools and debates over a State Geologist appointment and other measures. Quick shifts show quorums, varied bills, and a focus on election reforms and court structures across multiple cities.
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The Late Owen Brown Escape and Memory
The piece recalls Owen Brown son of John Brown of Harper's Ferry dying at his California home near Pasadena. It traces his life from Hudson Ohio to Kansas the Missouri clash the Ferry raid and his later years in Put-in-Bay and California. It honors his character while noting his enduring connection to abolitionist history and his brother Jason.
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The Samoan Trouble and American Treaty Duty
The piece attacks Democratic handling of Samoa, praising Mr Greenbaum's protective actions and criticizing U S policy after 1696. It recounts German pressure in Apia, recall of Greenbaum, and Sewall's appointment, arguing the administration betrayed Samoa's independence and allowed Germany to dominate.
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Notes on war, politics and race from late 19th century papers
A compilation of editorial jabs and snippets from Hartford and other papers. It mixes praise for abolitionist John Brown, criticism of tariff plans, calls for conclusive congressional action, and reflections on racial tensions, labor disputes, and political figures like Cleveland Wanamaker Palmer Bayard Higgins.
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