Louisville Medical Department Faculty and Professors List
A 14 1 year piece lists University of Louisville Medical Department faculty with appointments: Bayless Bodine Yondell Palmer Bell Crowe Holland Vandell Cowling among others, detailing chairs in surgery anatomy physiology obstetrics chemistry public health and clinical medicine.
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University of Louisville Medical Department
Corner Highth
Cheatiuut
John H. Crowe
J. W. Holland
M. P
D. W. Vandell
Butt
Hk. C. Cowling
White Mountains Glimpse From Glen House Rocking Chair
A first person note from Glen House near the White Mountains describes Mount Washington and surrounding peaks including Clay Jefferson Adams and Madison. The writer watches visitors, muses on nature as sermon and praises mountains as grand creations while critiquing magazines and novels.
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Glen House
White Mountains
New York
Adam
Mount Washington
Clay
Jefferson
Adams
Madison
Washington
Venerashun
Enny
N. Y
New Party endorsed in Cincinnati mass meeting in August
A mass meeting in Cincinnati on August 4 ratified the Columbus nominating ticket for the New Party. Speakers included G. KH Pugh Fred Hassaurek and A Sanders Pratt. Resolutions denounced Republicans and Democrats and endorsed the Peoples Platform. Other items note Kentucky election results and multiple national updates.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Hon. G, KH
Pugh
Fred. Hassaurek
A. Sanders Pratt
Republican
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Kentucky
James W. Tate
Long Branch
Washington
New Orleans
Warmoth
Joe Hernandez
Treasury
Wilson
Boston
Morton
Committee On Privileges and Elections
New York City
United States
New York
Ohio
William Allen
Ross
Barnabas Burns
Richland
I. C. Whitman
Hamilton
C. T H. Scribner
Lucas
M. A. Daugherty
Franklin
George Weimer
Summit
J. K. Newcomer
Marion
Board of Public Works
Christian Schunck
Mercer
Saratoga
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Richmond
Gen
Kemper
Robert E. Withers
Ford County
Ill
Thomas A. Scott
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Tremendous Hail Storm Hits Yellowstone Expedition
Fredrick Sholta of Pleasant Mill Neb describes a fierce hail storm on a Tuesday afternoon. Wagons overturned animals injured and scattered, cavalry horses ran away, and many bruises occurred. The storm left hail two to three inches deep with drifts over a foot.
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Yellowstone
Townsend
Cuban Bank Clerk Robbed Ha vana of 87000 Then Arrested in New York
Antonio Alvarez a clerk at the Commercial Bank of Havana Cuba robbed the bank of about 87000 and fled on a steamer to America. He was arrested on arrival in New York and most of the money recovered. The English Parliament adjourned August 5 with the Crown speech noting ongoing treaty implementation.
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Wilkesbarre
Butler
Pittsburg
Dix
New York
David Murphy
David Barry
Hunter's Point
L. L
Rockfeller
Long Island City
Myers
Brooklyn
Pratt
Astral Oil Works
New York City
Iron Cliff Furnace
Negaunee
Mich
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Naperville
Arthur Briggs
Grover
J. Q. Mor Ton
Afton
Iowa
E. D. Wilson
New Orleans
Tot Springs
Massachusetts State Prison
Whelton
Cassius Claxon
Tenry County
Kentucky
Payne
Galt’s Wharf
Boston
Portland Grain Warehouse Company
Montreal
Dirigo
Carlotta
United States
R.T. Dunn
Corinth
Miss
Tunter
Elm Creek
Neb
Republican River
Blackwood Creek
Post Office Department
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Pleasant Valley
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express
Boise
Keltin
Wills
Fargo & Co
House of Commons
John A. McDonald
Madrid
Cadiz
Granada
Mexico
Matamoros
Tuozada
Thiers
Nancy
London
England
Liverpool
Phillips
Washington
James Yeaman
Dundee
de Paris
de Chambord
Vienna
France
Japan
Damio
Tukuoka
Nagasaki
Kokukom
Halati
Bourdabout
Bal Iuno
Italy
S. C. Calsopp
East Staffordshire
McClere
Gladstone
Robert Lowe
Home Department
Henry Austin Bruce
Hugh Cumming Darly Childers
Duchy of Lancaster
Ripon
Wm. M. Baxter
John Bright
Porto Tico
Count de Chambord
Valencia
Cathpas
Carthagena
Antonio Alvarez
Commercial Bank
Havana
Cuba
America
Alvarez
Crown
Dancing Styles Across Regions Stir New Observations
A Richfield Springs correspondent notes distinct dancing styles between the North and Louisville with New York influence. He describes slow dancing, the Boston slide, and a fixed measure for galops and waltzes, plus varied holds signaling dancers’ origins from New York or the West and South. He also mentions a debutante and fashion cues observed in social balls. The Omaha Herald reports fish consignors leasing a lake near the Elkhorn to salvage wrecked fish for California, planning fenced grounds, replanting, buildings, and wharves, to create a Western resort.
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Richfield Springs
Louisville
North
Galops
Saratoga
Loniéville
New York
Omaha Herald
California
Elkhorn River
Colorado Springs Leaves Readers in Awe of Wonder
Immersed in the Rocky Mountain climate, observers describe sleep like Rip Van Winkle through months of serene nights. The region’s vast mineral wealth, water power, and grazing lands are hailed as roots of enduring growth, with mining and livestock powers seen as primary future wealth.
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Rip van Winkle
Rocky Mountains
Morpheus
Somnus
Munnhausen
Colorado Springs
St. Louis Globew
Grasshopper Plague Wrecks Crops Across Plains
Reports from Sioux City to Boulder Chronicle a grasshopper invasion damaging lettuce spinach corn raspberries and 125 orchard trees. Farmers improvise control using sheets to herd insects and crush them. a California grasshopper halts a train delivery in Greeley Tribune.
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Sioux City
David Parlin
Boulder
Col
Express
Cheyenne
Ffas
California
Greeley Tribune
Protesting Fruits Against Birds With Invisible Threads
A London Field correspondent outlines a fruit tree protection method using gray or brown thread laid between branches. The thread, barely visible, acts as an invisible snare deterring birds for up to two years. For seeds, two thread lines are stretched along each drill two inches above the ground to deter feathered raiders.
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London
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Bughness Directory
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W. W. Southgate
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18Th Judicial Circuit
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Grand Central Hotel
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Sitht
Drew
Ty Prigmore
Physisian
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Nolia
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Rolla, Mo
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H. Parker
Seventh Street
Chas Rheam
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Tine Street
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Curtis & Perkins
All Medicine
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Julion Street
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J. M. Bodine
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Josh Billings
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Connecticut State Board of Education
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Commissioner General of the Land Office
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National Educational Association
Elmira
White
Illinois
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John G. Hancock
Chattanooga
King
Spain
A. Ludlow Case
Congress
Wachusett
Alaska
Harvey County
Kansas
Fredrick Sholta
Pleasant Mill
Ferdinand Luckrows
Grasshopper Anuals
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