Prolonged Proceedings and Mixed Reports At Convention
The text describes suspended proceedings as delegates arrived, introductions to Dr. Dix, and various speakers including Rev. Casvoes and Dr. Davidsem. It notes the prayer book debate resuming with notable opposition to six proposed prayers, a committee to study Columbian celebration services, and sympathy sent to Mrs. Harrison.
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Montreal
Davidsem
Onnod
Canada
House of Deputies
Harrison
Baseball games and weather at Morris Park reported
The column notes a Boston vs Philadelphia doubleheader in 8 innings, with Bettencrnst scoring and a postponed first game at Washington due to rain. It mentions Morris Park races results including 16 heats with runners such as Serna and Fox and various unnamed challengers, reflecting a busy local sports day and weather adjustments.
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Banton
Phildelphia
Wunlaton
Mat Weegu
Cholera in New York and the fall of a pugilistic idol
The Sept 19 item notes cholera still gripping New York with quarantines aboard steamers like Normannia and Fire Island actions. It covers public reaction, officials’ explanations, and quotes Sir Edwin Arnold on cholera origins. It also reflects on John L. Sullivan’s death in New Orleans, the damaged public mood, and the crowd’s vigil on Park Row. It ends with a glimpse of a wine taster profession and wealth.
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Evening Best
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Chalers
Fire Island
Surf
Stonington
Edwin Arnold
Edwin
Rome
Dr. Koeh
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Taia
Jobn L. Sullivan
America
New Orleans
Corbett
Beecher
Blaine
Harrison
Bulliven
Ahack
New Orleane
Prank Pemmer
New York City
Fragmentary 19th Century Quote Echoes a Dramatic Scene
A garbled reminiscence describes a physician tending a victim revived by wine. As consciousness returns, a single drop of the purple liquor drips to his mouth and the patient mutters a brave name amid the fading memory.
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Pomout
Epon
Quotation Snippets Sparkling with Satire
A collage of quips from various papers features wry lines on politics love and self judgement. Observers note playful jabs about virtue money and religion amid a string of humorous misprints and misheard sayings from multiple newspapers.
Worth Knowing Across The Page
A collage of trivia notes: Christianity reached Japan by 164 and India plans a large bicycle output this year. A claim that neck carbon will advance metal imaging appears. A home remedy for ink is rubbing apple or tomato on hands. Observations compare valley life to mountain life and note a Chicago legal boreen offering free law advice. The Civil War bullets figure in a disputed statistic.
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Barry Ataina
Chicago
Unclear OCR summary of events and poems in Harrisburg area
Fragmentary text from a Harrisburg page lists times and names like Tak Pours and Aben Neatinne with scattered references to poems, local venues, and gatherings. Mentions Storrs, Hee, Ye, and Beaton. Overall, the readable fragments suggest a cultural or community notice with schedule items and literary references.
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