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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1872
Page
3
A fragment of H W Longfellow poem Footsteps of Angels describes the visit of departed loved ones, saints, and heavenly messengers. The speaker recalls the strong and weak who suffered, and the comforting presence of the beloved watching from heaven. The stanza portrays spiritual solace and the enduring bond with the dead.
The crew closes in on a sperm whale in a dense chase. Grim first mate Vickings drives with ferocity as the giant animal fights back, jaws raised, blood in the water. Lances pierce, the battle ends with the king whale secured among three prizes as the ship sails to prepare the harvest.
The Japanese embassy will likely reach this region in time as the blockade loosens amid remote prospects of opening the Pa.
A San Francisco Bulletin excerpt recounts Iwakura's visit with five daughters of high officials who traveled with the Japanese embassy. Minister DeLong explains American female education and freedoms, noting American women attend public amusements and command respect, shaping views on gender and domestic life. The girls, aged about sixteen, are educated and unmarried, admired for poise and sociability, reflecting Japan's mixed status of female agency and traditional restraint.
On December 11 1754 the Dey of Algiers staged a palace mutiny as six conspirators killed the Dey and key officers, seized the throne then fell to a palace guard who shot the usurper and killed the others. The usurper's brief reign ended within minutes and Ali Bashaw solidified rule.
Two ladies launch a California periodical named the Oak Leaf amid scattered notes on politics and society. The column touches on women’s suffrage, misused political weight, and brief items including Colonel Henry Wilson’s death, Bazaine’s treachery, and a courtroom cross-examination quip.
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