Kite and Spirit Soar on Wind Through Faithful Hands
A devotional poem describes a speaker moved by divine guidance as winds pull and reshape a kite of life. The speaker trembles in earthly fear yet finds strength through God, who holds the string and moves the spirit homeward. February Scribner.
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Climate to Order in the Sandwich Islands Paradise
A letter to the New York Tribune extols the Sandwich Islands as a climate tailor made to order. The writer imagines fixed temperatures from 55 to 80 degrees and spots like Honolulu Lahaina Mauna Kea and Kiluea, claiming timeless summer and perpetual winter with varied elevations. He paints palm shades, natives, and a distant Pacific paradise nearly free of worldly turmoil and conscience.
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Manr ‘Warn
New York Tribune
Sandwich Islands
Pacific Ocean
Nfonolulu
Mauna Kea
Lahaina
Kileaua
Captain Coox
Modoc War Lesson Shown In Oregon Lake Battle
Telegraphic reports recount a battle at Tule Lake Oregon where Captain Jack and about two hundred Modoc held a two mile line behind lava rocks. Troops outnumbered the Indians two to one but suffered heavy losses and failed to dislodge the strong position. Critics call for reinforcements and a decisive campaign to subdue Captain Jack and his band. The piece argues strong punishment and sustained force are needed to deter further battles and protect government policy.
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Pacific
I'nle Lake
Oregon
Jack
Bernard
Wheaton
Captain Jack
Herald
G. W. Norris
Foren Congress
Alabama
Lynch
Warmoth
Louisiana
Fusion Board
Kellogg Board
Stokes
Grand Central
Fisk
Justice Boardman
Davis
Springfield
Governor Matteson
National Theater
Washington
D. C
Modocs
Tule Lake
St. Louis
Bonnet
Fourth Street
Pine
Chestnut
Thompson
Crescent City
New Orleans
Manchester Print Works
Manchester
N. H
Boyce
Chicago
Calvert H. Johnson
Ill
A. Schumann
J. P. Welder
Peoria
Wood Bros
Broadway
New York
Henry Cairnes
Jefferson
Iowa
Cairnes
Lowell
Mass
Merrimac Street
Pacific Flouing
Omaha
Lake Erie Iron Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Alexander Kid
House Committee On Banking
Treasury
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
California
Capt. Jack
House Committee On Judiciary
House
Supreme Court
United States
Board of Police
Washburn
Ilijah Steele
Yreka
Gillen
Illinois
Board of Police Commissioners
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Fort Clark
Texas
Pro Bono Cure for Coughs Suggested in Humble Receipt
A gentleman signing as Pro Bono offers a cough remedy: Seneca snake root slippery elm liquorice two large sticks. Boil in two quarts water to one quart, strain, add two pounds sugar and simmer ten minutes. Bottle and cool. Dose is a tablespoonful when coughs trouble.
The Miser and His Dog Jim in London Streets
A small lean dog with a basket leads a Margaret Street reader through London from Oxford Street to Tottenham Court Road seeking his master. The narrator follows to a garret where a fevered, bankrupt miser and his dog share a tragic bond. The dog earns pennies, the miser dies, and the dog keeps vigil at the grave before joining the man in death.
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Carter
Het
Oxford Street
Marble Arch
Duke Street
Regent Circus
Audley Street
Smitch
Fune
Tie
Livening
Tottenham Court Road
London
Lottenham Court Road
Beng
Jim
Dog
Jock
Muiser
Chedo
Macaroni Making in Naples Reveals Hidden Craft
A vivid Naples scene shows macaroni drying on trestles, then being kneaded, pressed, and cut by workers for the sun. The author notes the process, the English-made molds, and a mischievous foreman suspicious of informers, while musing on American tastes and regional claims.
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Naples
Ponte Della Maddalena
Portici
Spagnoletto
Brindisi
E Ugland
America
Castellamara
Indications on will and political shifts noted
The article discusses the possible setting aside of Mr. Greeley's latest will in favor of the 1872 will, the Vice-President hiring counsel in the Credit Mobilier case, and his insistence he did not receive dividends from Oakes Ames. It also covers Kansas Senate outcomes, charges of bribery against Pomeroy, indictments, and various political and legal developments.
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Greeley
Credit Mobiler
Oakes Ames
Pomeroy
Kansas
York
John J. Ingalls
Atchison
Massachusetts
Williams’ College
Senate
Wright
Stewart
Capitol
Will
A. Graham
John Forsyth
D. C. de Jarnett
Joel A. Matteson
Illinois
Springfield
B. Conover
U.S
Florida
Tweed
Rustchuk
Bulgaria
Nicopolis
London
Napoleon
Daniel Redding
Manchester
Redding
Spain
Bank of British North America
Renfrew
Canada
Glasgow
Scotland
Murillo
Northfleet
Cadiz
Lisbon
Portugal
Great Britain
Orleans Railway Company
France
Royal Military Academy
Woolwich
England
Haiti
Prague
Bohemia
Portugese
British Isles
Torquay
Black Head
Sarah
Balleyganon
Stafford
London and Northwestern
Berlin
Colfax
Credit Mobilier
Pratt
Alr. Thurmin
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Mary &. Walker
Japan
United States
Conkling
Sfouse of Representatives
Buckingham
J. J. Strong
Connecticut
Fairy
Rome State seizes sixteen Rome convents decree
A Rome dispatch reports a decree formalizing state possession of sixteen convents in Rome. A Rio de Janeiro yellow fever surge is noted, and Prince Napoleon disavows responsibility for a recent Bonaparte policy statement. A London special notes Sir Bartle Frere arriving at Zanzibar. A Constantinople dispatch is cited.
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Rome
Italy
Rio Janeiro
Napoleon
Bonaparte
London
Bartle Frere
Zanzibar
Constantinople
Senate actions and House actions on January 27 briefed
The Senate examined executive mansion use and potential new residence for the President, debated financial and banking measures, and heard amendments on Pacific railroad payments. The House instructed appropriations to acquire Carpenter’s Emancipation Proclamation painting and reviewed judicial pay, with multiple memorials and bills introduced, including franking privilege repeal and public document printing limits.
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Senate
Boston Board of Trade
Boston Boot and Shoe Dealers
United States
Postmaster-General
Ys Stewart
Nevada
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Edmunds
House
Carpenter
Judiciary Committee
U. S
Naval Bandongs
Virgini
North Carolina
Secretary of War
Humphrey Brarshall
Washington National Monument
West Virginia
James River
Kanawha
Joplin
Chipman
Ntional Monument Association
Ways and
Niblack
Aly
Sargent
Congress
Colorado
J. L. Strong
Mesra
Sawyer
Windom
Roberts
Wright
Morrill
Maine
Conkling
Logan
Committee On
Nga
Yeas
Dir. Niblack
Wilson
Screet
Union Pacific Railroad and Credit Mobilier
Joseph B. Stewart
Gniil Stewart
Bingham
Stewart
Ipouse
Clouse
West
Kellogg
Naval
Cole
Committee On Naval Aviva
Mississippi and Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnegota
National Bank of Washington
Ocean National Bank of New York
Pacific Railroad
Joscoh B. Stewart
Willard
Committee On Pensions
Maynard
Mr. Maynard
B. Stewart
Credit Mobilier
Dawes
Aitody
Ae Ig
Wyoming
Simonoski
Japan
Philadelphia
New, York
Boston
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