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26 Jul 1876
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1876
Page
1
Discovery of a new tertiary lake basin near Camp Baker Montana
Grinnell and Dana record a high elevation lake basin near Camp Baker, Montana with miocene and pliocene lake beds. The cream colored clays rise over five thousand feet above sea level, higher than White River and Colorado beds, suggesting possible ancient river connections though terrain details remain uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
George B. Grinnell
Edward S. Dana
Camp Baker
Montana
Helena
Mills
Big Belt Range
Little Belt
Crazy Woman Mountains
White River
Colorado
Oregon
Baker Lake
Scientists and guns dominate Centennial exhibits and rail drama
The London brightens with Prof Tyndall’s cautionary Alpine tale on snow use in frost and the looming 160 ton Krupp monster. Elsewhere, a dramatic rail clash near Hopewell ends with Ellis’s engine plunging to safety amid obstructions, while rubber harvests in Africa arise from a vine creeper and fierce ants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
W.G. Armstrong
Mr. Fraser
Woolwich
Joseph Whitworth
Krupp
Tilden and Vallandigham Copperhead ties scrutinized
A historical critique argues that Samuel J. Tilden and allied New York Copperheads aided the Confederacy by backing antiwar circles and peace measures. It contrasts Democratic 1864 resolutions with Tilden’s wartime actions and praises Hayes and Republican patriotism while warning against a Democratic restoration.
The Engineer's Heroism at Bound Brook Crossing
Late night at East Millstone depot on the Pennsylvania line, telegraph operator relays dispatches as Bound Brook crossing becomes a frontline scene. Pennsylvania, Bound Brook, and Delaware forces fixate for a possible offensive, while the road crowded with anxious troops and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Millstone
Pennsylvania Road
Bound Brook Crossing
Pennsylvania Company
Bound Brook
Delaware
Three Robarge Boys Die in Sand Slide at Ferona Station
Three young Robarge children, ages nine and younger, disappeared while strawberry picking near Ferona Station on the New York and Canada Railroad. After a neighborly search, responders uncovered the trio buried under three feet of sand at the foot of a sand bank, suffocated. Their bodies were returned to their grieving parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robarge
Ferona Station
New York and Canada
Plattsburg
Tilden and the Surrender Resolution Debate
Harper's Weekly discusses claims that Samuel J. Tilden was a lukewarm patriot in the Civil War and that a 1864 Democratic platform surrender resolution misrepresented his stance. The piece notes Tilden, a New York committee member, did not protest the platform then or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
New York
Hayes Letter Accepts Cincinnati Nomination Mixed Reviews
The press reacts coolly to Gov. Hayes acceptance letter. Chicago Tribune lauds it as concise and reform minded, while Indianapolis and Chicago Democratic papers praise or critique its civil service stance. Reports note Hayes shows caution, statesmanlike tone, and moderation on the Southern question amid a broad range of opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperhead
Tilden
Indianapolis Sentinel
Civil Service
Hayes
The
Chicago Times
Democratic
Schurz
Lincoln
Morton
Cullom
Cincinnati
Justinian
South
Critics accuse Democrats of weaponizing Custer's death
The New York Commercial Advertiser condemns Democratic attempts to exploit General Custer's massacre for political gain. It cites General Terry’s dispatch alleging Custer disobeyed orders and charged with 300 men against a vastly larger force, arguing the party uses the dead for leadership and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial Advertiser
Custer
West Point
Grant
Terry
Connecticut
Sheridan
Gibbon
A Grasshopper's Fiddle from St Nicholas
A retelling of an Eastern Kansas grasshopper outbreak and a Moham medan legend about a motto on a logust wing. The piece notes swarms eaten corn, paid gatherers, and the grasshopper fiddling described by a naturalist Harris. It ends with pondering why the insect plays the fiddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Kansas
Minnesota
Harris
Jack
Stray Blackhawk horse causes chaos on Gratiot Avenue
A rough looking horse roams Gratiot Street prompting a man with a rope halter to seek its owner. The animal raided a grocery display spilling eggs and prunes as a clerk chased it with a broom. The owner denies ownership and escapes into a wood-yard after taunting police. The man jokes that strange times allow stealing a halter to chase bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Gratiot Avenue
Blackhawk
Excursion boat starts. frantic crowd on dock
At a Detroit wharf a startled woman misses the start of an excursion boat. As others urge escape she uses a parasol to threaten a fellow passenger while bystanders laugh and wave. A sharp retort targets Mrs Baker about borrowing butter or flat irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
George Ellis
Somerset Junction
Delaware
Detroit Free Press
Advertising Rates For Local Business Cards
A liberal reduction applies to annual advertising by year. Business cards may be inserted for six lines at six dollars per year.
To Love to Forget and to Die by Joaquin Miller
A reflective poem on love, memory, and death pondering three gifts of the gods. The speaker laments love's peril and pain, imagines the joy and horror of affection, and contemplates life, death, and earthly futility. The poem closes with a somber meditation on time and mortality.
Centennial Era Snippets and Humorous Snatches
A collage of odds and ends from 19th century life including a proposed cannon for fare collection in horse car operations, a Rhode Island spelling feat, spiritualist quips about mourning, a comical servant and game misdirection, a lively depiction of a centennial encampment squaw, seasonal reflections on the four seasons, a quip about a school foot and head, Texas language fines, a gambler’s odd or even tale, and musings on phrenology and character. It also notes Spurgeon praising domestic servants and a proposed Bible medal program for long-serving mistresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Advertiser
Boston Commercial Bulletin
St. Louis Republican
Texas
Norristown Herald
Spurgeon
London
Crusade Against Barrack Style Education in Paris
In France boys are sent to college very young where elementary studies mix with the four year American curriculum. They are kept in barracks like soldiers, deprived of social privileges. Now enlightened educators protest this system and Paris hosts talks exposing its defects. The movement seeks to combine college education with family life as in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
America
Paris
United States
Cork Oak Thrives in California Similar to Native Range
The Cork Oak seems to do well in California as in its homeland. Trees planted in 1861 have grown with branches reaching high and thick bark measures one and a half to two inches. The bark peeling process may begin soon.
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California
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