Jenny Linn From Stockholm to Fame as Sweden's Star
A portrait of Jenny Linn, the once poor plain girl of Stockholm who rose from a lonely child with a fine voice to a celebrated opera singer. Her early training with the music master Crelius and Albert Berg, rise to fame in Sweden, tours abroad, and triumphant return to Sweden are sketched, ending with plans to sing in America to support a theatre eleve school.
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Berin
Luly
Crelius
Finte Giel
Royal Opera
Stockholm
Count Pale
Crelins
Giillay
Atlas
Sam
Eleves
Albert Berg
Song School
Opera
Cleves
Eleve
Begaar Gil
Weber
Comygnon
Wilhereegiin
Agatha
Pamina
Anna Bolena
Plale
Tuk
Gaver
Paris
Denmark
Gonany
England
Ted
Naandart
Sweden
Baltic
Everly
Skeppsbro
Finger
United Stes
America
Jenny Linn
Sartains Magazine
Watt's Genius and the Spectacles of Industry in London and Glasgow
A young inventor named Watt petitions London to open a side shop without freemen's fees and is refused. In Glasgow he gains access to university circles, learns languages from books, and repairs a university collection steam engine. His workshop becomes the seed of industrial supremacy, powered by his inventive mind and mechanical skill.
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Watt
Sir R. Kane
London
Corporation
Glasgow
Tle
University
Lacie
Busines
Think Before You Act In Moral Pause By Adams
Poem urges reflection before actions and words to avoid sorrow. It questions lack of thought, warns of temptation, and exhorts conscience to awaken. The verse imagines sin as a path with snares, urging immortals to pause and think to spare friends and self from grief.
Kossuth and refugees in Broosa reveal guarded stay
A traveler recounts April 14 interviews with Lajos Kossuth and Hungarian officers in Broosa after their escape from Kutahia. Guards restricted movement, Croat agitators appeared, and interviews were rare except with Protestant missionaries. Kossuth praised Washington and lamented traitors, while noting American sympathy and claim America would be the best homeland.
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Kossuth
Brocsa
Asia Minor
Antahia
Broosa
Hissune
Broosia
Kutahia
Kosuth
Kurhin
Mousafvir
Vistors
Mahameh
Washington
Arnolds
America
Refugees in Turkey Move Toward Kutahia Amid Hard Winter
A Hungarian exile convoy led by Kossuth departs Broosa for Kutahia after a harsh winter delay. The group, including officers, attendants, and 70 to 80 camels, endures rain and deep snow, seeking refuge in Kutahia’s barracks and homes while awaiting future arrangements and relief.
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Thad
America
Broosa
Kutahia
Kitio
Asia
Wey
Kutihia
Kossuifis
Bathany
Ius
Suel Itis
Phan
Constantinople
Europe
Lis
M.jor Wagner
Nan
Turley
Sulieman Dev
Kossuth
Reading, War, and the Value of Study in Ages of Power
The passage contrasts Frederick the Great and Napoleon amid war with their engagement in philosophy and science. It argues that even busy leaders and workers can find time for study, noting that four and a half hours daily could amount to two months of learning in a year, urging diligent self-improvement despite labor.
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Frederick the Great
Batle
Napoleon
Europe
American Sculptor Powers Praised by Italian Observers
A New York Commercial Advertiser correspondent in Florence and Pisa notes Powers the American sculptor in Florence, praising his mastery and quoting a veteran English artist who calls Powers the foremost American sculptor in Italy and asserts genius is universal beyond Europe.
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N. S
Haly
Pisa
Powers
Tuly
Traly
America
Florence
Ife
Eve
Calhoun
Washington
Italy
Ieaven
Europe
Cuba 1849 agricultural and tax figures outlined
The article lists Cuba's 1849 farm and commodity values totaling about 59.8 million dollars, detailing fruits, sugar, vegetables, coffee, corn, timber, molasses, and other productions. It notes a 24 million dollar population tax supporting an army of 20,000 and inland governance officials.
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Cuba
Euppore
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Velior
Warren County
Ohio
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Pearl-street
Cincinnati
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Weill
Abearight
California
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Ion
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