Republican Primary Meetings Set for Springfield City
A long notice urges Springfield Republicans to attend precinct meetings tonight to choose ten delegates for the city convention. It explains separate voting for delegate committees, lists polling places, and stresses punctual attendance to ensure fair, representative nominations for municipal offices.
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Blackshpere House
Aly
Springfield
James
Usavaiilal
Fheip
Spring Swid
Lave Tern
Turkiay
U Freet
Court House
Barkles
Mould
Fifth Wand
Funk
Ater
Fink
Marion Hughes
Dayton Pike
Main
Sixth Ward
Finley Chapel
Gallagher Street
Beventh
Kellys Coal
1. S. Railroad
Seventh Ward
Ninth Ward
Corner Light
Main Streets
Springfield Township
Wear County
Towsehip
Entit City
Lownahily
Ely
Elty
Republican Central Committee
Jons W. Pannns
James P. Goopwin
Thee
Citienne
Howe
Norrow
Ludlow
I T John's
The Moon's Surface and Lunar Features
A Victorian survey of lunar geography noting mock seas and rivers absent on the Moon, its atmosphere, craters and their formation, and the stark, serene surface seen through telescopes. It discusses 32 000 craters known on a recent chart and the Moon's volcanic, tumultuous past inferred from its rugged topography.
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Galileo
Sale
Eun
Bristol
England
Advertisement as Business Magnet and When Heat Varies
A columnist discusses how advertisements drive commerce, noting ads should run in dull periods to attract buyers. He stresses ads push sales when trade is slow, praising bold price cuts. The piece includes quotes from Joseph Spitz on thermometers showing varied readings.
Trollope death linked to German band noise incident
A 19th century discussion on authors nerves compares Tom Hood and Anthony Trollope. Trollope, famed for brisk wit, reportedly scolded a German band outside his house, which worsened his fragile health. A quarrel with the band leader that night preceded a fatal seizure at his brother in law’s home.
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Tom Hood
Quet
Anthony Trollope
Trollope
Ie Ait
Popular superstition on luck and famed bad omens
The article surveys beliefs in luck influencing success from governor Cleveland’s era. It cites trench lore like avoiding unlucky men, Rothschilds, Cromwell, Napoleon, Friday deeds, stock positions, thirteen at table, horseshoes, and the notion that fortune biases judgment more than intelligence or integrity.
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Cleveland
Rirard
Cromwell
Napoleon
Ron
Illduck
Attacks on Opium and Chloral in Providence Journal
The Providence Journal argues against opium and chloral use citing medical dangers and dependence. It notes narcotic and alcohol abuses share a common appetite, urging physician prescriptions and broader purification of society.
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Providence Journal
New Marvellous Tale On Custer Death By Beck
Colonel Beck recounts an alternate version of General Custer's death. He says he was among the Sioux in disguise but did not massacre Custer. Rain-in-the-Face urged surrender. Custer allegedly refused and a shot from Rain-in-the-Face killed him.
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Colonel Beck
Custer
Beck
Sherman and Schenck recall a kiss and a mystery woman
In a chat quoted by the Philadelphia Record, General Sherman jokes with General Schenck about a woman he kissed at a recent reception. The generals joke about whether she was married and how she stood in the line, with Sherman teasingly noting the woman was “fine.”
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General Sherman
Washington
General Schenck
Schenck
Tam
Sherman
Phiadelphia Record
Literary Fraud and Swindle in an Amsterdam Trade
A New York correspondent reports a literary fraud where a woman advertised to publish original poems to educate her two boys. She displayed a manuscript of familiar verse including The Beautiful Snow and claimed ties to Bret Harte and another authoress, aiming for payments around $50. The scene suggests a broad scam using trusted literary names and familiar works. The text ends noting Amsterdam’s government shops for the poor.
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New York
Albany Journal
Snow
Bret Harte
Street Cars in Mexico Describe Old System Run in Trains
Mercurial letter describes Mexican street cars as trains with three cars every half hour, each car pulled by two mules and driven by a crew including two conductors. Conductors collect fares, punch tickets, and store them, while drivers use a horn at crossings. Revolvers are carried by conductors, reflecting a fashion of the era.
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Harvard University
Comti
Mr. Spitz
Buffalo
Mexico
Bny of
Mercv
Why We Call the Cat Pussy Its ancient lore links cat worship to the moon and a goddess Pasht
The piece explains how early people revered cats like the moon in myth and gave the goddess Pasht a cat headed idol. It notes how the word pussy cat evolved from Pasht and how the term many use today arose over thousands of years.
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Pusay
Kitty
Sears
What Is Dyspepsia and Its Symptoms
Dyspepsia or indigestion shows variable appetite and a gnawing stomach pain with cravings unsatisfied. Other signs include heartburn, weight and wind, bad breath and taste, low spirits, prostration, headache, and constipation. Alcohol and tobacco worsen it. Burdock Blood Bitters claim to cure by regulating bowels and toning digestion.
Enved Arden Iras and the stuck choice of old South Carolina man
The fragment recounts an 1857 incident in South Carolina where a couple split after a sale of the wife and children. The husband later formed a new life in Barnwell with another woman. Recently his first wife appeared after a 250 mile journey, leaving the man torn over whom to cling to.
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Charles River
Brookline
Needham
United States Arsenal
Watertown
Etna Mills
Fitchburg
Seth Bennis
Luke
Warwick Castle
England
Gainsborough
Oliver ‘Endell Holmes
Rhine
Naples
River Charles
Loston Evening Gazette
Arden Iras
South Carolina
Barnwell
Hay
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Tennessee
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Flansigan
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Joseph Spitz
L. Black & Co
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Mishler Herb Bitters Co
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Geo. H. Coles
Undertaker
Fisher Surret
Wire PA
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Champion Bakery
West Main Street
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