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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1872

Page

3

These Things Shall Never Die Poem Fragment

A reflective verse fragment contrasts enduring ideals with harsh moments. It recalls memory and faith as lifelike guides and urges steadfast labor, compassion, and justice. The verse closes with a hopeful line about a light from on high and timeless truths.

Rief

The Practical Joker's Narrow Escape in the Forest

One hundred years ago Peter Joliff famed for mischief finds a life threatening end to his prank. After a supper he treks home through a wintry forest and imitates wolves to scare neighbor Uncle Tom Barry. Wolves close in, forcing Peter to run for his life toward his clearing. his strength is tested as he flees through ice and steep terrain with a pack on his heels.

Stephens River Peter Uncle Tom Barry Tom Uncle Tom Pitkin’s Hollow Bincett Betherbee’s

Wolves in Pursuit and Rescue on the Cabin Path

Peter recounts a perilous chase as wolves close in along the frozen path. John arrives just in time to shoot the leading wolf and carry Peter to safety. Peter vows never to boast about his pranks again.

Peter John Tom Barry

English Weather Dampens Crops Across England

London reports show wet unfriendly conditions hamper England crops while Dublin welcomes the Duke of Edinburgh. Madrid notes Serrano’s oath as President of the Council and war minister amid amnesty for Carlists. Berlin confirms a bill curbing Jesuit rights. Versailles cites Favre opposing a tax on raw materials. Paris announces the death of Marshal Villaut at 82. New York relays London Times dispatches on Antioch earthquake and Zanzibar hurricane with vast destruction and famine threats.

London England Dublin Duke of Edinburgh Madrid Marshal Serrano Admiral Topete Congress Cortes Serrano Berlin Wm. T. Sherman J.C. Audenried Frederick D. Grant Bill Versailles Jules Favre Paris Jean Baptiste Philadent Villaut France New York Antioch Oganne Suadia Eleashia Eljadida Eliaba Gallack Bitias Aes London Times Zanzibar

Snakebite hero travels twelve miles to reach town for aid

A man bitten by a rattlesnake at a creek near Burlington Kansas rides nearly twelve miles in an hour to reach town. He procures alcohol to dull the pain, reaches Dr Douglass who treats with stimulants and iodine, and survives. The bitten man’s companion reports the snake measured three and a half feet with eight rattles.

Mr. C Wolf Creek Douglass Coy J. Coy Burlington Kansas

Midnight Struggle on Stair of No. 160 Forsyth Street

Mr. Adolph Burgh awoke to a burglar entering his room at 160 Forsyth Street. The thief stole a waistcoat with a $65 watch and chain and a $390 purse containing cash and a bank check. Burgh pursued onto the fire escape, fought the intruder at the roof edge, and narrowly saved himself before the thief was captured by Officer Uhl of the Tenth precinct.

Adolph Burgh Forsyth Street Theurglar Mr. Burgh Oriental Bank

Forty Years in Prison A Singular Character Sally Kelly

The Edinburgh Scotsman reports the death of Alexander Merrilees known as Sally Kelly in Edinburghs Royal Infirmary. An infamous figure who spent over forty years in prison of about three hundred fifty police court convictions. A lifelong vagrant with no trade, he haunted High Street and Canongate and earned coppers by telling jokes and singing songs. He slept in the muster room when not in prison and lingered in cellars after misconduct. He was once caught stealing tools from a workman who had been making a railing.

Edinburg Edinburg Royal Infirmary Alexander Merrilees Sally Kelly Voneer Reina Sally

Uncertain reports on Livingstone’s fate and Stanley meeting questioned

The letter reminds readers that rumors of Livingstone’s death were circulated by his own family years ago and notes reports of natives claiming a forty day journey from Ujiji to Zanzibar. It urges caution about the Livingstone safety claim and suggests a possible Stanley-Ujiji meeting confirmation may arrive before Dawson’s relief party departs. Captain Burton warns news telegrams may be hype or true.

Ih Loken Times Vin Livingstone Mr. Stanley Ujiji Zanzibar Dawson Africa Burton Dr. Livingstone Bunkum

The French Cadastre and Register System in Detail

The Cadastre and its register in France list land parcels by owner and land type with precise boundaries and tax rates. Changes in ownership boundaries or land conversion require entries referencing the original chart. A new chart and register would cost about nine million pounds, taking decades to complete.

France

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