The Great Debates Between Gladstone and Disraeli
Justin McCarthy reflects on the contrasts between Gladstone and Disraeli in Parliament. He notes differences in voice, dress, and temperament. Gladstone favored conversation and shifted from Tory to Radical, while Disraeli remained guarded and fashionably presentable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtv
Gladstone
Dierneli
Diereli
Disraali
Gladstoue
Disraelt
Gat Opal
Mau Nous
Gladstoun
Disraeli
Daniel O'Connell
Justin McCarthy
Curious Reader Studies Mythic Centaur Image
A man with a valise and umbrella pore over a counter display of a lavish mythic illustration. He weighs the scene with questions about natural history and a patent medicine tie, while the clerk notes his growing fascination and possible ignorance exposed by his analysis.
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Alan
Ron
Sheamesman
Ana Bye
Tha Regi
Weld
Woaslington Star
Winter Night in the North and December Feast
Vague archaic scene describes cold northern coastlines and stormy seas. A sea prayer is offered by Abhip Koes as December days end and a festive feast nears, with Mary A. Bt. Marke in Good Words, and Bo whel referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Bt
Marke
Experiments Describe Carbonic Gas From Vinegar and Powder
Peter T. Austen lectures at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute to young students on making carbonic acid gas from vinegar and baking powder. He demonstrates generation and containment of the gas, its heavier-than-air property, and how it extinguishes candles, with children eager to try the home experiments.
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Geveral Heyndred
Peter T. Austen
Hall Rocklyn Polytechnic Institute
Profestr Austen
Engar
Auaten
Pituhe
Auster
Hanno
USA
Bricka
Gleek
New York
Tidal Waves and British Tide Regularity
A New York Sun summary notes that tides arise from lunar and solar forces with diurnal and semidiurnal components. It highlights Britain's coast as the most regular tidal region, contrasting with the complex tides near Nova Scotia where opposing currents and varied conditions alter tidal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Authoritica
Ibis
British Islands
Nova Scotia
Great Britain
New York
Bat Back From Tomb Defies Time in Lincolnshire Tale
A 19th century tale tells of a naturalist buried in 1860 at Blankney Lincolnshire whose pet sage gray bat was sealed in the tomb with his master. The tomb was opened in 1860 and the bat remained alive. On four later occasions the bat reappeared in the cave-like quarters, last seen in 1892 according to Pearson's Weekly.
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Blankney
Lincolnshire
Pearson'n Weekly
Should Not Have Keen Caught By Mrs Gayspense
A disrupted letter from the New York World alleges misconduct in a domestic dispute. The writer contends improper conduct by a woman toward her husband and mentions a discharge and a questionable light. The text appears as a fragmented complaint with erratic spelling and unclear events.
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Gayspense
Hagband
New York
Werald
Widow's Captain Table Voyage Tale From New York Times
A German era tale recalls a famous New York literary widow and a charming visitor. The guestotes that the husband might be recognized only as Mrs Blankington- Blyck's husband. a wedding is planned for a black day. Birds in parks and bicycles drive away park birds, as a Chicago policeman laments the loss of songbirds to crowds and cyclists.
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Mire
Diapk
Therg Ty Ny Venwaitig
Claver
New York
Jiave Lew
Winn
Wenn
Jorsha
Eko
Tignes
Yaad
Anoh
Sumer
Chicago Tribune
Anyly cab tale of a rushed London journey
A young woman travels from Dover to Cannon Street in a London cab with tight connections. She urges the driver to whip the horse to speed the horse-drawn vehicle, and the cabman confesses he has hit the animal all over its body except the left ear, promising Ludgate Hill.
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Victoria Station
London
Dover
Gannon Streat
Cannon Street
Nnr
Jake
Misa
Tim Gavin
Ludgatu
Pearson
Death by own action and education rise together
The article cites that death by self harm and education increase at equal rates, noting civilization heightens struggle and artificial living, with a Roman-era auticide surge during peak civilization. It cites Mortesi data suggesting about one third of personal crises stem from mental illness, as per Reeves in Popular Science Monthly.
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Morselli
Robert N. Reeves
Popular Science Monthly
Fragmentary Texts Mix Quips About Cycling and Tonic Pill
A garbled dialogue mentions riding, a wife, and tires for a baby. The passage shifts to a mention of a tonic pill made from dried blood and notes a claim about ivan content, with obscure references to oxen and floods. The material appears as fragmented OCR from a newspaper page with incoherent lines.
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Ivan
Guy
Tricky Sailor Swindler Outsmarts Busy Landlady
A Williamsburg boarding house keeper outsmarts a suave impostor posing as a shipmate from a coaster. The caller, named Rinaldo, tricks her into advancing five dollars and pawns his watch as security. The tale unfolds with flat-narrative charm and a wary community gleaned from a Sun report.
Absent minded man bath tale at dinner party
A New York World observation recalls a dinner party where Mr. Crawley tells an incomplete joke about an absent minded man who plans a bath on a Wednesday night, but his wife corrects him and reveals the core punchline about the man plunging into the tub fully clothed.
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Crawley
New York
Mr. Crawley
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Gladstone and Disraeli
Wendia
Blondin
Toofer
Lyers
Pavis
Sketel
Blowin
Ina
Sim
Rentien
Mab
M. Blondin
Washington
Pepe
Vila
Andertepe
Far
Bat To
Henry Peek
Tay
Bouton
Amoskeag Ginghams, Worth
Tcc
Colgate
Cass
Willimustues
Williamsburg
New- York Sun
Plant
Vance
Rinaldo
Sabor
Anc Wien
Nivat
Sunday Light
Chicago
Tyus
Antonio
Franks J. Beitel
Louisiana
Matehing
Aose
Weat Commerce
West
Houston
Iayalla
International Depot
San Antonio
Eberrville Texas
Bert Tel
E.G. Senter
Main ST
Dallas
Tex
Texas Pits Association
Costa
Max Tutch
Stowers Fornitereco
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