Ole Bull the celebrated violinist a life of triumphs
The narrative follows Ole Bull from Paris where his violin fledgling career began through periods of hardship and fortune. He toured Europe, established schools in Bergen, faced legal troubles in Norway, and built a theater before returning to the United States to resume concerts and later settle in Norway and the Isle of Light.
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Paris
Seine
T. L. Phipson
Ole Bull
Europe
Norway
Bergen
America
Algiers
Yusoff
Potter County
Pennsylvania
New York
Academy of Music
Ltalian Opera
United States
Sarah C. Thorpe
J. G. Thorpe
Madison
Wis
Isle of Light
Lowell
Cambridge
Longfellow, Whittier
James T. Fields
O. W. Holmes
Lucy
The Gazette Credit System Change and Losses
The Cin Galette Gazette switched from credit to cash in advance. Eighty thousand dollars in subscriber credits dated back thirty years remained uncollected. A collector was hired, a horse given, and after six months the horse died. The man pawned gear, returned a balance, and the company sold books for old paper, writing credits off.
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Gazette Company
71 Sun Stroke Cases Reported in St Louis Monday
A Monday last week saw 71 sun stroke cases reported in St Louis as health officials warned residents to seek shade and hydrate. Emergency services and local clinics prepared to handle the surge amid heat.
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St. Louis
A GOOD WIFE AND HOME PEACE AS MEN’S STRENGTH
The Daily News argues a good wife brings wisdom strength and courage while a bad wife causes confusion weakness and despair. A tranquil home renews a man’s vigor for life and work whereas bad temper jealousy and gloom at home breed hopelessness.
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Daily News
Story of the Shoe A History of Footwear Evolution
The article traces footwear from primitive bark coverings to sandals and the shoe, noting how straps broaden and uppers firmed, with ancient Egypt and Greece cited as examples. It also mentions Atlanta pigs with elephantlike features and a railroad office clerks shift in management raising calls for competent leadership at the S E and 8 S E railroad.
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Egypt
Is It Hot Enough For You in Indianapolis Heat
A satirical column from the Indianapolis Journal mocks readers' repeated complaints about summer heat. The piece lampoons persistent thermometer watchers and the unending blaze of incandescent days, concluding with a playful refrain about the heat growing hotter.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brown's Tron Bitters Urged By Physicians In Press
The piece extols Brown's Tron Bitters as a broadly effective remedy for dyspepsia indigestion debility fevers and convalescence. It cites medical praise and urges readers to obtain it via local druggists while noting the Lafayette Journal reports sun stroke cases including fatalities and a case of a horse left in the sun. It ends with a London society note on Mrs Hicks Lord from America adorned with diamond chains.
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Nature
Lafayette Journal
July Dying Presidents and Heat Wave Strain City
Sixteen presidents died in or out of office with six in July and Adams Jefferson Monroe all dying on July Fourth. Two died in 1820 on the Declaration’s fiftieth anniversary. Cincinnati sees sunstroke deaths. twenty four bodies wait for interment as health officials debate morgue needs. Public works halt due to heat. caution urged. Some Illinois papers cheered a Manitoba wave that evaporated in the Texas heat.
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Sullivan County
Robinson, Illinois
Chicago Times
Times
John Steward
William Carver
Palestine
Illinois
Indiana
Wabash River
Carver
Rufus Hutchings
Sarah Little
Steward’s
Steward
Hutchings
Verre Haute
Hutching
Hiutchings
Little
Lindsay
Adams
Jefferson
Monroe
Cincinnati
Board of Health
Manitoba
Texas
Humorous bull encounter ends in taunt and escape
Mr. O Flanigan was charged by an angry bull on the road. The animal tossed him over a fence and pawed the ground. Recovering, he quipped that without the bull’s bowing and scraping he would think the beast threw him on purpose.
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Mr. O’flanigan
Mason & Hamlin Organ Agent Geo F Hughes
Geo F Hughes is named the Mason and Hamlin organ agent. The brief notice identifies his role and company association.
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Geo. F. Hughes
Mason & Hamlin Organ
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Sullivan
W. G Young Co
INR SY Group
D&c
Indianapolis
South Side
R.ef. Conkele
TROLL
Troll & Burks
Crawley & McKinley
Musical Advocate
Joseph Guarnerious
Gasper di Salo
Brescia
Benvenuto Cellini
Ole
Wagner
Verdi
Mozart
Washington
Garfield
Lincoln
General Garfield
Ohio
Richard Smith
Cin. Gazette
Atlanta
Henry Langers
S. E
S. E. Railroad
E. Pratt Buell
G. M
Buell
Robinson Argus
San Cay
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