Political convention posture and New Orleans exhibit notes
The article discusses Republican delegates at a naming convention stressing impartiality and integrity for city offices. It also reviews the New Orleans Exposition display by the American Missionary Association showing African American and American Indian students and schools like Straight University and Atlanta University, highlighting crafts, letters, and educational progress with hopeful impact on race relations.
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New Orleans
Odin Ar
American Missionary Association
Reade Street
New York
West
Pasbody
Slater Fand
Methodist
Duginy
Cal Wed
Association
Theayane
Straight University
Santon
Nebraska
Atlanta University
Storrs School
Atlanta
Childere
Gregory Institute
Wilmington
N.C
le Moyne Institute
Memphis
Picayune
London
Canadiaun
Whipped by the Week’s Haunting Fragments in Haven
The Tycianapolis Times editor unveils a garbled cache of “last words” tied to a chilling scene. A quoted room, a body, and a judge stir mystery as unnamed figures murmur a closing wink amid eerie, unrevealed hints.
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Haven
Tihvenis
Bey
Tycianapolis Times
Nancy
Printing Advances and Steam Power Transform London Presses
In 1800s London the Times embraced Koenig’s steam press after trials impressed editors like Walter. Initial resistance gave way to rapid output as the new machines produced about 1,100 copies per hour, reshaping journalism and challenging printers’ livelihoods.
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the Times
London
Walter
Marc [Ixmbard? Branel
Thomas Martyn
Martyn
Friedrich Koenig
Rialoben
Saxony
England
Thomas Bensley
Koenig
Beasley
Perry
Morning Chronicle
Times
Ewelock
Lara
Russia's Post Road Tales of Slow Travel and Odd Routines
A traveler recounts the arduous Russian post road system with slow horses, tangled harness, and frequent delays. Carriage setup drags, experts contend, and drivers improvise with ropes as officials regulate posts and rates. He notes curious uniforms and suggests American enterprise might try, but doubts immediate success.
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Aleet
Wile Rye Dorosine
Wner
Peor
Thia
Wat the Tan
Park Romance Ends In Accident And Rejection
In Gate Park yesterday a young couple, Miss Haley and Mr Hill, rode in a buggy when Hill attempted a dangerous maneuver while lighting a cigarette. The buggy struck a rank, throwing them. Miss Haley sprained an ankle and was rescued. Hill abandoned her and rode away with another man who offered to take her home. She rejected Hill's plea and said she would never marry such a coward.
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Miss Haley
Miss Hales
Alwat
Doc in Vienna Declines Two Thousand Florins for Cracow Run
A famed Vienna physician was urgently summoned to Cracow to aid Moses Abrahamson who was gravely ill but died before the doctor arrived. After delays and a late return, locals gifted the physician with patients despite the loss. A Polish Jew revealed the truth that Abrahamson had been among the cared-for, not dead.
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Hanife
Vienna
Cracow
Moses Abrahamson
Moses
Beri
Moses Abrrahanson Wrs
The Methods of Pickpockets Exposed in London Crowds
A Pall Mall Gazette excerpt details pickpocket techniques in London crowds. It notes purses watches and newspapers as targets and describes theft methods using knives razors sleeves and handkerchiefs. The piece mentions methods to hide hands and a watch secured with a gold ring and rubber band as preventive advice.
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London
Travners
Aman
Inspector Shaw
Pall Mai Gazette
Miller Runs In For Quick Drinks In Pampton Tavern
A New Yorker waiting for a train witnesses a flour-dusted miller repeatedly rush into a queer Pampton tavern, throw down a nickel, and drink a glass of beer in moments, then depart. The tavernkeeper explains the miller as the owners.
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Pampton
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