Dynamite talk and world news mix in a chaotic column
The column surveys London dynamite explosions and Egypt’s Gordon, notes Ohio politics and land bills, and comments on the New Orleans Exposition funding. It critiques senators and officials, discusses Oklahoma land resistance, and cites Corn products and Cleopatra’s Needle degradation with expert B Jerome Doremus.
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Cotton Exchange
C. E
Chicago Socialiste
London
Americas
Frye
Gen
Keifer
Keller
Iron Rotting Away Theory Tested By State Geologist
State Geologist Collett reports a long running test confirming a theory that sustained stress weakens iron. Bolts and spikes from Delphi Wabash dam show 70 percent as weak as cast iron and pieces near the bottom mostly worthless. Crystallization progresses two thirds from the base, prompting bridge rail replacements. Findings will be sent to Stevens Institute for further study.
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Delphi
Collett
Indiana
Caliete
Stevens Instiute
Not Partor Girls On Humboldt Road Farm Daughters Hunters
A Humboldt County family on a small farm relies on two strong daughters to manage the land. While the father is aged and infirm, the sisters cultivate the garden tend poultry and live stock and are described as capable despite dangerous rumors. A passerby reports rifle carrying sisters patrolling at night, suggesting they may shoot intruders. The notice invites inquiries and offers commission or a cent statue reward, per the clipping.
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Italy
United States
Europe
France
Germany
England
America
Congress
Washington
Rus ‘Sian
India
Australia
Humboldt Road
Buyt
Ecard
Caring for Children's Teeth in Early Life
The piece warns mothers that neglecting child dental care leads to lifelong poor teeth. It urges early cleansing of teeth with a smooth wool or brush, notes decay begins with the first teeth, warns against candy and sugar residue, and stresses feeding choices that protect dental health for future decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Fragmented poetry fragment about beauty and time
A fragmented poetic vignette describes a waning breath and a journey through sea and sky. Vivid, dreamlike images of a king through gem light and a calm earth contrast with fleeting beauty and a questioning, melodic mood about why the sweet man remains.
Presidents Buried Without Stones Across the Nation
A Cleveland Leader piece surveys presidential graves from Washington to Jackson, noting missing markers, vaults and monuments. It recounts Tyler, Monroe, Van Buren, Jefferson, Adams, Washington, Henry Clay, Lincoln, Garfield, and others with varied memorials, inscriptions, and private tombs.
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United States
Westminster Abbey
Gan
Harrison
Cincinnati
John Tyler
Hollywood
Richmond
Presidentonroe
Monroe
Virginia
van Buren
Kinderhook
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Henry Clay
Senates
Vernon
Potomac
Washington
Adamoes
Quincy
John Adame
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Abigail
Booth associate Elisler claims Booth plotted Lincoln's death
John Eissler of the Pittsburg opera house asserts he shared oil dealings with John Wilkes Booth and Lincoln’s assassin was bound by honesty. He cites letters from Booth about Franklin operations along the Allegheny and suggests Booth plotted to spare his father, amid unreturned offers and ongoing speculation.
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John Eissler
Opera House
Pittsburg
Wilkes Booth
Booth
Mr. Elisler
Allegheny River
Franklin
Lincoln
Rese Co
Eastern
Ima & Great
Washington
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West Hin
Sely
Groge-Republic
Kinney Schole & CO
Roringtalt
Ohie
Evartein
Jaline Cesar
J. Cesar
Chicago News
Springfield
Senate
Bayard
Edmunda
O'Donovan
New York
Mr. Edmunds
Rossa
Detective Police
Parliament House
O'Donovan Rosa
Dayton Democrat
Ohio State Journal
Dayton Journal
See Journal
Evarte
Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Couch
U.S
Public Lands Committee
United Braces
I & System of
Snodlord
Grant
Gunn
Shiloh
McCook
Stewart
Egypt
Gordon
Wolseley
Korti
James
Robinson
Ohio
Columbus
Lawrence
Bier
Metemneh
Nile
Abu Kba Wella
Wnd
Metem
Central Park
Nile Delta
Cleopatra
Doremus
College of the City of New York
Toren
Gorringe
Ita
Park Board
Flattman
St B. Willams
Pens. Williams
U. S
New Vienna
Clinton County
Col. E. Finger
Ashland
J. M. Ingling
Altamont
Itt
Max
Ali
Robert Grimes
Rendville
Penvxa
Manauin
Mornteg Moos
Tony
Bar Jong Jiatinnen
The
Plant
Earth
Pattonon Brient
Jet Che
Fonside
Rim ‘Doruss
Moeteinin
Whitney
Garfield
Tyler
Benn
Capital
Kentucny
Frank Pierce
Concord
Francis Pietes
Frankii Pierce
I T
Millard Fillmore
Buffalo
James Buchanan
Lancaster
Polk
Nashville
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Hermitage
Tennessee
Lincoln and Hin
Evelarvary
Brow Clerical CO
Baltibure
Browe
Crantemother
Iimne
EPRIA
Kidrey
C. J. Rhodes
Marbor
St. Clair Street
Cleveland
Yan Paz
Ned
Mishler Herb Hitters CO
Commerce Bt
Philadelphia
Pasker
Ayrup
Poster
Milburn & CO
Props
F.C. Ballou
Monkton
Kuiney
Cath. Sotres
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Wort
Mall. Richardsos
Bart
C.R. Converse
Eeapeeifuily
le Farmer ‘Watlon
South
Limestone Street
Mitchell Building
Col. Limestone and
Thigh Stn
Sthaman
Lon. Krider, Architect
Rca
Audieg
Lobenherz’ Bakery
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Srweiment of
Culkin
Cam Irae
Patna Opel
Car” Werkdingy, Partine
Hices Muclem
Lepine Contertiom
W. M. Gmaye
Mastin M. Geen
WM. Grant's Sons
Maverick National Bank
Boston
Mass
Cry Bank
Asa P Porren
Frank ¢. Bunyan
Inghane
Murphy & Ives
Gldham
Meath
Undertakers
Utah
Scinaaeb
D'S. Sove
Sit Ramet
Thamar Merwe Dumiine
Rae
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