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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1891

Page

8

The Dreadnaught Voyage and Molly Allaire's Doubt

Molly Allaire endures a long wait for Captain Johns letter as news of the Dreadnaught's voyage to the Indies remains unseen. Andrew Hollister reassures her while she learns of Kate Barker and Lew Barker's troubles, and Molly contemplates life with wealth from Edward Manson. A chance encounter at the steam-launch office reveals Zach French's long sea voyage and the lasting mystery of his family in San Diego.

Reed Allaire John Molly Calcutta Fidllister & Co Mr. Hollicver Patio Indies Golen Shortco Mr. Hollister Ds Hollister Hollister Godewill A Hollister Here Singapore Andrew Hollimer Mrs. Allaire Edward ‘Ansern Desth Kate Reece Edward Manson Ten Searle San Diego Lew Kerker Lew Barker Barker Jon Andrew Hollister Mrs Allaire Manson Rece Sone United States America Mra Allaire Captain John Zach H. W Harris Hollister & Co Zach French Byrnean Point Loma Mrs. Allair San Francisco Golden Gate San Isco Henen Olly

Females Excluded in Patriotism Praise at Schenley Park

The author laments gender bias in a Fourth of July celebration in Schenley Park praising male forefathers while sidelining women, notably Mrs. Schenley, and argues women share in liberty, rights, and civic duty. The piece denounces taxation without representation and calls for recognition of foremothers and women workers.

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Birth of the eel a mystery scientists have not solved

The New York Sun surveys eel biology noting long debated origins from various legends and states eels spawn in the sea while young eels migrate inland through rivers. It suggests eels lay eggs like other fishes though they spawn in freshwater and that the mother dies after spawning.

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Pyrotechnic Fourth of Skyland County Festivities

A narrator in Skyland, Buncombe County, recounts a July Fourth celebration mixing fireworks from a local factory with political rants about railroad discrimination. The piece describes audience events, a chaotic fireworks display, and humorous regional satire, ending with remarks on local growth and roads.

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Hard Fight Of Two Birds In Newmarket

W Howlett reports a remarkable swift battle in Newmarket England on June 3. Two common swifts fought with ferocity grabbing and clawing each other, both birds darkly embedded claws in the other's breast, they fell to the ground and were saved by a passerby after a lengthy struggle.

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A Sick Man in Para Describes Hammock Life and Malady

In Para, a correspondent recalls a rough tropical stay with heat, mosquitoes, and insects that irritate the skin, plus a craving for home comforts. He notes poor diet, frequent illnesses, and local military-police tensions, including a fatal shooting and mutinous troops.

First Glasses Open New World for Baltiomre Man

A Balti more man recalls how his first pair of glasses at age about 15 revealed beauty he had never seen before. He describes seeing birds, stars, and the night sky clearly for the first time, noting a transformative effect on his view of nature.

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