The Supposed Alive Corpse in a Coffin Express Case
An express messenger aboard a Central Pacific to Union Pacific run heard moaning from a coffin en route to the East. After the train halted and frost formed on the glass, workers doubted the claims, but a Chicago dispatch later confirmed the man had been alive when sealed. The coffin arrived to reveal signs of life and a fatal outcome.
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California
Central Pacific
Oeden Junction
Union Lacific Express Company
Express
Frank Burgess
Nebraska
Mrr
Burgess
Chicago
Washington Hlack
Washington
Palomer
Yonry Waiterson
Burma
Valley Forge
Lundy's Lane
Battle of the Nile
New York
Our Tailed Ancestors in New Britain and New Ireland
An exploration party sought evidence of a legendary race of tailed men in Rhinch er Bay and inland New Britain and New Ireland. They found cannibalism reports and second hand testimony but no conclusive proof, with natives denying tailed humans and noting no white explorer has entered the interior.
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Promitien
Rhincher Bay
New Britian
Rall
Silver remonetization debate tensions rise in Congress
A heated exchange in the House digs into resuming a joint commission to assess gold and silver values. Proponents push remonetizing silver against bondholder influence, citing foreign and domestic lessons and urging the president to appoint commissioners rather than yield to demonetization.
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Coneversiona
Houve
Unis House
Coounliv
An Sr
Speaker
Germany
Europe
Congress
Grant
Indiana
Auesden
Chiave
Tava
Manua Tly
Senate
Iss
New York
Afr
Chittenden
Remarkable Gorilla Traits and Habits Described
The article describes the gorilla's strength and predatory power, noting its four-repute troop makeup and male dominance. It explains how the gorilla uses its long arms and prehensile toes to swing between trees and travel vast forested areas. It recounts observed behaviors in captivity and wilds, including facial expressions and feeding reactions.
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Adviea
Flo
Jon Chissilu
Cora
A. R. Wallace
Borneo
Judge Davis on Congress and Oregon vacancy ruling
David Davis voices that no court with self respect would back Congress behind returning boards. He notes Grover had a claim to certify Cronin but would have declared a vacancy in the Oregon case.
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Davis
Congress
Oregon
Grover
Cronin
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