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Seasonal Verses On The Turning Year
A fragmented verse exchange voices seasons with lines about Summer Autumn and Winter. The lady and lover speak of green days and a lark's song as they muse on love and changing skies.
1877 Events Highlight Major Wars and Politics
A chronicle of 1877 events notes Bennett and May duel on the Ware Railroad, Miles attacks Crazy Horse's Cheyennes driving them toward Wolf Mountains, and Grant activates actions in Louisiana and Florida. It covers international affairs from Constantinople to Madrid, and U.S. milestones including elections, troop withdrawals, and judicial pronouncements.
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Bennett
May
Ware
General Miles
Crazy Horse
Wolf Mountains
Montana
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Grant
C. C
New Orleans
Packard
Louisiana
Ish Grand Council
Constantinople
Ashtabula Bridge
Senate
Burns
Glasgow
Victoria
Order of the Garter
Gradson
Prince Frederic Victor
Midhat Pasha
Spain
United States
Electoral Commission
Florida
Timinez
Acapulco
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexican Republic
Reichstag
Cardinal Cullen
Dublin
John O'Mahoney
J. W. Cortina
Brownsville
Texas
Hayes
Wheeler
F. C. Acquilera
New York
President Hayes
Columbus
Grand Duke
Norfolk
United States Supreme Fingh
R. B. Hayes
Wm. A Wheeler
John A. Sutler
Tiber
Italy
Ashtaula
Stanley Matthews
Ohio
Fred Douglass Colored
Columbia
A. Oakey Hall
Europe
Indiana National
University
Putney
Mortlake
Thames
Hampton
South Carolina
London
Louisiana Commission
United States Supreme Court
Porte
Chamberlain
Alexander
Kischeneff
Crook
Reading Road
William M. Tweed
Myra Gaines
Russia
Pruth
Gortschakoff
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Martyr story ends as governor denies delay for philosopher
In Cincinnati era tale Governor Tom Young confronts J. N. the long haired theorist who seeks martyrdom by taking on Bergin’s execution. The judge is pressed to sign papers for a noose or a pistol but the philosopher insists on dying at noon and finally bolts, denying a thirty day respite as the governor confirms the scheduled execution.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Pearson
Hayes
Danube
Silistria
Hartranft
Pennsylvania
President Hayes
Chicago
Ohio Democratic Convention
R. M. Bishop
Portsmouth
England
Nikepolis
Bradford
St. Louis
India
Noyes
France
Illinois
Vanderbilt
Ohio Republican Convention
Wm. H. West
Florence
G. +. Tyson
Mowgate Colony
New York
Scranton
W. W. Scranton
Grimsby
Plevna
Jay Gould
New York City
A. A. Selover
Wilkesbarre
Tom Scott
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Battle
Oriskany
Seymour
Big Hole
Montana
Germany
Austria
Ischi
Stanley
Africa
Congo
Rio Grande City
Balkan
Supreme Lodge of the World of Knights of Pythias
Cleveland
Louisville
Bennington
Vermont
Melikoff
Armenia
Suleiman Pasha
Mehemet Ali
Tzersarpova
Belova
White Mountains
Balkans
Georgia
Shipka Pass
Paris
Kuruk-Dara
Knights Templar
Ohio
Newfoundland
State Savings Bank
RK. H. Gleaves
C. W. Montgomery
Senate
H. S. Moses
United States
J. J. Patterson
South Carolina
Battle of
Lovatt
Auglaize County
W. N. Lake Accoma
Sinister Noyes
French Court
Frank Leslie
M. Thiers
M. Grevy
Jules Simon
Nicsics
John Taylor
Brigham Young
Brandywine
Chad’s Ford
Gambetta
Lille
Bankers
Creedmoor
Henry M. Stanley
Fort St. Nicholas
New Orleans
Valley of the Lom
Army and Navy
Boston
Union Pacific
Big Springs Station
Wyoming Territory
Bemis Heights
Saratoga
MacMahon
Andrassy
Bismarck
Salzberg
Mad Anthony
General Barrios
Guatemala
N. A. Miles
Joseph
Nez Perces
Bear Paw Mountain
Red Cloud
Washington
Colorado
W. C. Gilman
Raoul Pasha
Shipka
el Paso
Howard and McBride
le Creek
Tana
Gale
Cardiff
London
Patterson
Wade Hampton
Port Royal
Fernandina
Florida
Salina
Aladz-Dagh
Franklin Savings Bank
General Custer
West Point
W. M. Tweed
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Cincinnati
Hendricks
Indianapolis
George W. Julian
Iles G. Parker
Jersey City
Sam Randall
Chamber of Deputies
Olga
Cleoyens
Cape Finisterre
Mukhtar Pasha
Kars
S. J. Randall
Conress
Urgoyne
Schuylerville
George William Curtis
Ferrol
Spain
Morice
Sitting Bull
Fort Walsh
Northwest Territory
Reading
Congress
Baltimore
Gurejuizi-Dubrik
Telesche
Achmet Evsi Pasha
General Grant
Suite
John 8
Morton
West Philadelphia Passenger Railroad Company
Victor Emmanuel
Samuel J.filden
Europe
Lewis Myers
Russia
John Walsh
Goldsmith Maid
A. Oakey Hall
Jefferson City
Missouri
de Broglie
Montreal
Paes
House
Albert L. Chase
Security Life Insurance Company
Iowa
Nebraska
Conrad Poppenhausen
Long Island Railroad
General Escobedo
Brownsville
Texas
Charles Darwin
Cambridge University
Rahova
Hamilton McK
Twombley
Florence Adele
W. H. Vanderbilt
Duke of Norfolk
Flora Hastings
Third National Bank
John Meiklejohn
Nathaniel Druscovitchi
Wm. Palmer
Kellogg
Louisiana
Central National Bank
Constantinople
Thurman
Butler
A. L. Chase
President Security Life Insurance Company of
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Conkling
Deadwood
Richard B. Connolly
Mariana
Elena
Dakota Territory
Fort Lincoln
Rio Grande
E. W. Stoughton
Scythia
Senator Patterson
Episcopal
West Virginia
John J. Keane
Richmond
P. B. S. Pinchback
J. B. Hawley
Treasury
Osman Pasha
Tom Young
J. N
Bergin
Tom
Rome Sentinel
Worcester Press
Donn Pratt
Philadelphia Bulletin
Renee Mont Taavue
Ode Island
Orry Derrick
Elihu Burritt
Norristown Herald
Agassiz
Transvaal Argus
Writing for the Press in the Burlington Hawk-Eye
The Hawk-Eye humorously offers a set of mock rules for newspaper writing urging writers to discard neatness and accuracy. It mocks prof Matthews and warns editors about ink blots, lack of punctuation, and illegible copy, while claiming editors secretly reward sloppy manuscripts.
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Prof. Matthews
Matthews
United States
Samuel Morrison
Lemuel Messenger
Andle
Hawk-Eye
Three Bulgarian Campaign Heroes In Russian Memory
Todleben Gourko and Skobeloff are celebrated figures in Russia for their roles in the war. Todleben, nearing sixty, advised the Plevna siege after a long career from the Crimea to Sebastopol. Gourko, about fifty, led the Imperial Guard and impressed in Balkans campaigning. Skobeloff, thirty two, earned a daredevil reputation in Khokand and at Simnitza swam the Danube to reconnoiter. He repeatedly leads, saves, and fights fiercely.
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Todleben
Gourko
Skobeloff
St. Petersburg
Silistria
Sebastopol
Plevna
Crimea
Poland
Balkans
Imperial Guard
Dare-Devil
Khokand
Danube
Simnitza
Osman
Suwarrow
Howick Woman's Tragic Death Tied to Love Dilemma
Mary Hotipay of Howick Canada died by her own hand after choosing to be with two suitors equally and failing to keep her word to either. The incident highlights a tragic act born from a恋情 conflict and personal indecision.
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Mary Hotipay
Howick
Canada
Sneezing as a Global Omen Across Cultures
The article surveys sneezing customs in Europe Africa and among the Zulu noting salutes blessings and beliefs that a sneeze signals ancestral spirits entering a person and prompting praise or wishes for health supporting a view of sneeze as a spiritual sign.
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Europe
de Soto
Florida
South Africa
Bible and Ballot Debate Cited by Mrs Jenkins
A reader notes Mrs Helen P Jenkins argues the Bible never granted men the ballot. The letter contends men were instructed in their duty and cites a religious reference as support. The exchange frames a broader debate on voting rights and moral authority.
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Helen P. Jenkins
Helen
A Glimpse of Youth by J G Holland
A short poem by J G Holland reflecting on youth awakening within the speaker. The speaker thanks a maiden for her face and glance, saying her beauty renews his life and stirs a primal joy. He contemplates youth, age, and the enduring inner youth that remains through time and change.
Quips and quotes from varied papers stir afterthoughts
A collage of humorous and antiquated snippets from multiple papers. The items poke fun at editors, poets, and public figures, with wry lines about marriage, crime, and daily life. The piece weaves playful idiosyncrasies across cities like Worcester Norristown Albany and Rome, reflecting late 19th century press humor.
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