Nevsy Notes Chronicle of Miscellaneous 19th Century Events
A scattered set of brief items reports deaths and arrests in Europe and America, accidents, strikes, and political notes. Notable entries include Cazauran's death, a senator injured, a Chicago streetcar strike, a new African Red Cross society, a coal vein near Yankton, Keely released, a Pensacola snow, General Gordon’s death anniversary, a large fire in Cutch Flat, dynamite gun tests at Fort Lafayette, and various imperial and diplomatic notes from Rome, Bologna, and New York. Other items mention typhoid cases at Lakeview, a maritime conference, the Sheldon axle works shutdown, a fatal railroad collision, a British envoy’s retirement, a U.S. lumber verdict, and a New Guinea labor incident. A grand duke, an assault in Michigan, and a Hoboken-styled spree round out the diverse briefing.
Presence of Mind and Yellow Owl Surgery Aid
An old note praises Presence of Mind for accident care and introduces Hapyard s Yellow Owl as a handy surgical aid that relieves pain from injuries burns bites and rheumatic pains promising reliable relief and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapyard
Brush Company Plans Giant Dynamo Driven by Water Turbines
The Brush cerein company of Land Ohio reveals a large dynamo to be shipped to New York for use in aluminum production. The unit, with a nearly 8 f t wide revolving magnet wheel and about 16 tons, will be powered by five hundred horses via water turbine wheels. Early reports claim it to be the largest dynamo built, surpassing a prior 194 inch by 7 foot device, though electrical power may still be less than the Brush unit.
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Brush Cerein Company
Land
Ohio
Brush Company
New York
J &. Th. Gor
Ain Ee Corpany
Dyne
Summit communication link to Vienna meteorological office
The text describes establishing an immediate line from a mountain summit to the Central Meteorological Office at Vienna. Thick walls, a metre or more, and electric wiring across canyon provide a high, central position for effective discharge and noise control. The project is overseen by the Vienna institute director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sena
Renee Rot
Ory
Erea
Central Meteorological Office
Vienna
Kauria
Chatsia
Salzburg
Telegraph Line Hums Baffling Experts
Mr. R W McBride of Water Co Tad studied telegraph wires for years and concludes wind is not the cause of the humming. He found wires hummed more on dry calm evenings and believes the sound is not electricity, though coils detected no such energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McBride
Water.co
Urnes
Big Butcher's Bills and Extravagant Feasts in Washington
The Washington Post story details lavish meat orders and opulent dining linked to Lorillard Bennett, a prominent host abroad, with servants paid from grand-scale requests. It notes the high costs of poultry and game, and the extravagant kitchen setup that kept meats and oysters constantly prepared for display and consumption.
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Probati
New York
Life Househall
Kelly
Washington Post
Amusing grace and sweet breads show a remarkable child
A two year old, perfectly blind, sings many verses and recites objects, remembers places, and answers questions with surprising accuracy. The infant crawls and identifies people, names, and locations, displaying engaging, impressive abilities for a young child.
Mezican Lovers Guide in Public Sphere Sparks Debate
A fragmented text discusses Mezican Lovers Guide and language use in public appeals. Authorities examine whether the work promotes certain values and how it references religious or moral themes amid broader debates.
Medical Director Questioned by Street Meet
A garbled report recalls a medical director asking a young Croconeak, “What are you selling on?” on a street encounter. The dialogue hints at a broken scene in Yonkers, with mentions of a hospital setting and a Pett rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeast
Croconeak
Eas
Ima
Ore Wewe Tire
Pater
Howe
Yonkers Materman
Fragmented California note on travel and song lyrics
A garbled message from California mentions plans to travel to a place called Sener and a belief that a parade or trip is imminent. It recalls a Friday moment when a teacher asked about songs heard by a boy, suggesting confusion or memory gaps.
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Contres
Songa Leever
California
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Nevsy Notes
Progress
Cazauran
Senator Vance
Chicago
African Society of the Red Cross
Yankton
Oak
Keely
Pensacola
Fla
Gordon
Cutch Flat
Cal
Fort Lafayette
Milwaukee
Khartoum
Suenissi
Scranton Pa
Senate
Ross-Dufor
Worcester
Mass
Ross
Digioni
Rome
Anthony Schneider
National Bank
Bologna
Italy
Hugo Fritach
That City
Prince Henry of
Rouen
Emperor Wilirthday
Lakeview
Lil
Lord Salisbury
Sheldon
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Road
St. James
W. A. White
Turkey
Lord Sack
United States
Lerra Lumber Company
Armstrong
New Guinea
Lest
Mary Porter
Atlanta
Grand Duke of
Hesse
San Antonio
Tex
William
A. Tonto
C. Strehal
Lansing
Mich
Mr. Strebal
Montreal
Osler, Hammood & Nanton
Ontario
Molnon
Mevelmuta
Cley Pass
al Gas
Can
P_R
Aoek
London
Hemming
Lemiiere
Beenett Food
Fenator
Anne
Pierre Lorlillard
Bennett
Lorillard
Mr. Warren
Felow
Teres
Quaritch
The
Miranda
P. E. Durst
Qu’ Appelle Street
W. B. Ingraham
Mezican “Lovers Guide
Rep
In Aminiboia, H.W. T
Realiz of
Pra
Coulter
R. Dundas Strong
Adve
Qu'Appaire
J. H. Maccaul
Bre
Indian Head
Frank Marwood
T. Welsh
Practical Horse Shoer
J. B. Robinson
Quappelle
NEW Bakery
A. McKenzie
QU Appelle
John B Milliken
Ali Howe
Harness & Saddlery
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