The Telegraph Directory U S Senate and State Officers
A directory listing U S Senate members and state officers including Governor Howland Lieutenant Governor Unity W Secretary of State Portet Treasurer Cowell Attorney General Smyser Superintendent of Public Instruction Blackson Commissioner Public Lands Heist and other officials. It also notes senatorial and representative districts and judicial district judges with official stenographer.
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Cat Ae Slas
A. Howann
James BE Unity
Wm. K. Portet
John F. Cowell Treceaurer
J.B. Meserve
J. Smyuer
W.rdackso
Wid Bulle
Local Official Names Read in Disjointed Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists various local officials and roles including Treasurer A Pease Sidney sheriff Frank Ho King Clerk Bullo k Lodge Judge Neubauer Supt Public Inst Lyon Surveyor Robt U1 Wills China Coroner Bassett Attorney HF Gapen District W R Weads Weyerts District F A Rowan Slaney 3d District Jo Wo Lisarper and other names.
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Weads
Weyerts
Rowan
Slaney
Lisarper
Community Church Services and Local Lodge Notices
Community religious services listed for MLIHQDIST EPISCOPAL and CATHOLIC churches with Sunday and Friday times. A dense roster of fraternal orders, meetings, and officers follows from Royal Neighbors to Garrison, A R U, and Masons with monthly and quarterly meeting details in Washburn with names and titles.
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Epwarts Luasne
Liev
Ros Moone
Modern Shrapnel and Its Lethal Reach in Warfare
A detailed overview of modern ammunition emphasizes shrapnel as a dominant projectile. It explains design components the tube base head and attached fuzes enabling rapid fragmentation into 200 to 300 bullets. It notes high costs of fuses and compares shrapnel to shell canister and solid shot, with test results showing devastating impact on close formations.
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Shrapnel
Pickett
Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill
Cienfuegos
New York Herald
His Mistake in a Has-Been Politician Remark
An observer faults a commented politician as a has been, while another notes the figure is not even that. The Washington Star quoted the exchange highlighting the fragility of public perception in political reputations.
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Washington Star
Grave of Patrick Henry Lies in Charlotte County Estate
The Philadelphia Press notes Patrick Henry is buried on the Red Hill estate along Staunton River, 35 miles from Lynchburg, not in Richmond. The site, named Red Hill for its reddish soil, covers about 3,500 acres and is owned by Henry’s grandson William Wirt Henry. The estate holds Henry relics including his desk with letters from Lafayette, Washington, and Madison, a chair he died in, and a Sully portrait.
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Patrick Denry Baned
Richmond
Charlotte County
Staunton River
Lynchburg
Charlotte
Campbell Counties
Red Hill
Patrick Henry
Henry
John Randulph
Roanoke
Lafayette
Washington Madison
Sully
John Marshall
Philadelphia Press
Reading Sealed Letters With Egg Glass Technique
A German physiologist using pan embryoscope shows that sealed letters can be read without opening envelopes by placing sheets over writing and exposing to light. Eight layers of paper can reveal dark ink on one side, explaining how some clairvoyant claims may arise and suggesting defense like shading or dark cartridge paper.
Vivid Scene Of Duel Between Englishman And General
In Seville outskirts a retired Spanish general displays calm courage amid a rowdy crowd. An Englishman boasts strength, and a duel ends with the general stabbing the man through the table. Blood and chaos follow as doctors treat wounds and patrons retreat in shock.
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Valdes
Nathan Haskell Dole
Seville
Flo
Nobceman
Don Jenaro
A Burmese School Shouted Lessons and Discipline
A travelogue describes a Burmese school where shouting is the method of instruction. Students lie on the floor amid palm leaf books as masters enforce loud lung exercise with a switch, while quiet study is discouraged.
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Burma
Cruel Spaniards and an Eye to History
A historical excerpt portrays harsh acts by Spanish Guardia Civil and a robber’s betrayal leading to execution. It notes a smallpox epidemic in Yokohama in 1870, compulsory vaccination in 1896, and the Bank of England holding long untouched silver ingots.
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Alcala
Guardia Civil
Japan
Yokohama
Bank of England
Wych Hazel Named for Elms Not Witch Plants
Meehan's Monthly explains the plant called wych hazel is not witch hazel. The term derives from elm and hazel, with wood from Ulmus montana used in ancient divinations. Language reformers once favored witch spelling, but wych hazel is correct today.
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England
Bullards Horehound Syrup and Snow Liniment Ad
A period style advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a prompt, harmless cough remedy praised by A L Armstrong of Clinton Missouri. It markets at 25 cents and praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for fast relief of aches, strains, rheumatism, and burns with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Bullard
AL LL. Armstrong
Clinton
Denygvist
Ballard
Ab Scanhin
Deng
Aisha
Scanlau's
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the Telegraph Directory
U. 3. Senate
Jno
M. Thurston
Amuaithin
William V. Allée
Madison Congressional
Sinin
L. Greene Kenney
U.S. Land Office
Feliz
Judicial LY Trict
M. Grimes
Judy North Mpiatte
H. Seherinwan
Oltelal Stenographer
Legislature
Board Village
Bet
Bedattae
Mulntosh
el Lis
Drorten
Justina Whiteherd
Gerd Jour
Minnie Chase
Pritta Sure J CG. Neubauer
Meltee
Depueineus
Julian McFadden
Prima
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Cmuurciles
Catholic
Episcopal Church
Royal Neighbors
K. Pobaly
Kirin Washburn
Oruchs
Mre
Susan Chambers
Frank Welch Lodge
ALF & AM
Lealie Neubauer
Secy
A.D. Staitis
Sidney Lodge
V. O.ff. Anerts
A. K.greetit¢E
See’y J. Neubater
Rebecca Degree
Y. Neubnauer
AL Grunnerman
Valiant Lodge
Koof U2
BE. Gapen Ke
Chas. Callaisen
Sidney Division
Frank Tom
D.F. MekKet
Joseph
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League War Army and Navy Union of the UK
DeCastro
Thos. Welleman
E.V
Wor Lenry
Wa. Davis, Adj
Henry A. Morrow
BorGauasy
Cape
J. Davison
E. V. Sumner
W. BK. C
Ai. J. Linskell
Maggie Snyder
Sidney Camp
Riday
Jas. McMullan
C. P. Chambers
V. C
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Griffitn
G. Grizmira
A. O. Il
F. McKee
RS. K. Sanders
R. B
Forrest
Sidney
W. .Chowins
G. J. Snyder
Providence
Masonic Hall
Omas
P. Davis
Stowitts
W.M
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Second
Myrtle Streets
Mus. Burros
H. Brasil Brennan
Phrenologicalls
Ihs
Phrenological Journal
Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
East 21St St
Mew
York
Patr.ue
Lishman
Guido Him
Buarmene School
Wych" Hazel
Witch” Hazel
Fortunate Bloyebe Koders
Omaha
Stenographers
Jens Knights of Pythias
Vennesse
St. Joseph
Business and Fraternal Associations
Téaxuag
Sioux City
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Port Arthur
Fraternal Union of America
New Mexico
National Shriners
New England
Oklahoma
Iowa
Chicago
Knox College
Tennessee
Grand Court
Sanhee
Whore Sewing Macune Co
Cleveland
Tie Greates
Brg Bees
Tueht
Denne
Teddy Teeta
Son Serge Fe
Franke
Ted
Getty
Sagarthar
Ray
Edward
Aureh
Poston
Mamas
Eleson Oligwa
Toch
Bag
Wasor Wilkinson
Capity of Chicago
Chiata
Wytton
Patna
Thetis College
Conn
Ogeenuen Uaeht
John's
Gech Pan
George Vanmer i
Posten
Aten
Edgar
Rover
Fereule Et al Cookitaces
Henry O
Epard
Miller
The
Belvidere
Broadway
New York
Belvidere, Ill
Bon-Ton
Oberfelder Building
Reed Cigar Co
Webster's
J. Dw. Jrewer
Dusticn U
Supreme Court
U.S
Adour Vey
Oy State Superintienienta
Coliene Trealdente
Detroit Free Press
Jerome
Rand-Dyrew
Chicago Times-Herald
Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
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