Fiery Conflict and Quiet Voice in a Spiritual Dream
Elias D. Smith describes a soul torn by internal passions and earthly storms while seeking solitude. Nature’s tempests—the whirlwind, earthquake, and fire—are overshadowed by the inward combat until the gentle call of love and God brings peace to his heart. The piece blends vivid natural imagery with a devout, transformative moment.
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Elias D. Smith
Observer
Fraser Millions and Celinda at the Montreal shipboard plan
Celinda, claiming Fraser of Ochiltree inheritance, sails to London to claim four million pounds. Sim Parker supports her while courting, buys back Celinda’s house, and departs with Chub as Celinda faces disbelief and a late reconciliation. A village deputation attends their wedding night at Celinda’s home.
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Marston
London
Sim Parker
Celinda
Chub
Sim
Fraser
Ochiltree
Bank of England
Lin
Huir
Ottawa Valle
Wishig
Wifow
Indy
Four Corners Gazette
Montreal
Fraser of Ochiltree
Canada
Quebec
Four Corners
Chu
Liverpool
Mart
Dick Marston
Derlinda
Parson
Todluuno
Jong Wharf
Parker
Chris Jimmerson
Lhey
Gelinda
Jimmerson
Local color as an author finds reception in Philadelphia data
A young author recalls writing a seaport New England tale aiming to evoke its old time calm. An elderly captain reader confirms its sense of place, noting people act, and critics’ praise or dismissal follows, with mixed reactions described from Philadelphia.
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Sumer
New England
Sheridan’s Shenandoah Victory At Winchester 1864
In autumn 1864 General Sheridan’s army attacked General Early near Winchester and crushed the Confederate force. The clash left 4,500 Confederate prisoners and heavy casualties on both sides, with several generals killed or wounded including Rhodes Goodwin Upton McIntosh Chapman.
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Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
PITH AND POINT Jokes and quips from city papers
A collection of humorous lines and witticisms from Chicago Detroit New York Philadelphia Baltimore Yonkers and Washington Star. Snippets cover weddings nervous grooms odd coins stage deaths bribes and born worriers in a lighthearted, newspaper‑style roundup.
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Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
N. Y. Weekly
Mr. Polk
Nan
Tome
Philadelphia Ledger
Lizzie
Baltimore American
Yonkers Statesman
Briggins
Washington Star
Inoculated Plants Show Vaccination for Vegetables
French and English scientists led by M Beauverie and Prof Marshall Ward report plant vaccination experiments. Begonia cuttings grown in soil infused with Botrytis cinerea show resistance after inoculation, suggesting a new approach to protecting crops from disease.
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M. Beauverie
Marshall Ward
New York Herald
Peaheor On Nonanagrehy and a Republic
The text argues about the difference between nonanagrehy and a republic with a quoted line about people believing they run a republic attributed to VPuck. It reflects a fragmented, unclear political commentary.
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Pup
Register Boss Lyons Endorses Peruna For Summer Catarrh
Judson W. Lyons Register of the United States Treasury writes from Washington that Peruna is an excellent remedy for catarrhal affections of spring and summer and for heat tired moods. Letters from Miss Camilla Chartier and Mrs. Kate Bohn praise Peruna's health benefits after prolonged illnesses and dyspepsia. The ad notes prompt free medical advice from Dr. Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio and cites other testimonials from readers.
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Jodson W. Lyons
Register of the United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Judson W. Lyons
Augusta
Gao
United States
Camilla Chartier
West Lexington St
Baltimore
Miss Camilla Chartier
Summer Catarch
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Spades of Royalty in Frogmore Gardens
Royal gardens at Frogmore house preserve spades used by the king and royal family for commemorative tree plantings. The collection includes silver full sized spades for the king and prince of Wales and miniature spades for young royals. A glass case will display each spade with its date and occasion. A Phylloxera bulletin from the University of California outlines a successful control method for the vine pest, authored by Prof. Edmund H. Wight.
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Royal Gardens
Frogmore
Prince of Wales
California
University of California Agricultural Department
Edmund H. Wwight
The Markets. June 2 1903 Grain and Livestock Prices
Market notes from New York Cleveland Toledo East Liberty East Buffalo and East markets list flour wheat corn oats cheese butter eggs potatoes cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices by city and grade. Notable figures include Minnesota patent flour at 4.10 to 4.40, wheat No 2 red around 75 to 85 cents, Hogs 6.35 to 6.50, lambs 5.75 to 6.00, cattle steer prices 4.70 to 5.00, and sheep 4.25 to 4.85.
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New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
York State
Toledo
East Liberty
East Buffalo
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