Taxing of coupons and Oxford Cambridge race noted
Cincinnati notices secretary Boutwell ruling on tax for coupons before income tax expiry and a Geneva peace outlook amid Oxford Cambridge boat race excitement. The piece critiques political campaigning in offices and cites election funds linked to party aims, warning of public interest subordination.
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St. Petersburg
Pennsylvania
Movements of Russia and Treaty Violations Described
The article recalls Russia’s breach of the 19th century Treaty of Paris by arming near the Black Sea during the Prussia France conflict. It notes Russia’s quiet expansion and the claim from London that Russia’s rebuilding efforts at a port violate treaty terms. It discusses diplomatic views that the treaty may be treated as a dead letter.
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Blocked ambitions and Russia’s rising resolve in 19th century geopolitics
The passage argues England and France overrated their power in curbing Russia after the Paris treaty. It suggests Russia quietly advances its southern frontier and warns against renewed punitive coalitions. It condemns Western efforts to restrict Czarist fortifications and naval movement.
Get out of the rut urges readers to seek recreation
Hall's Journal urges men and women to escape daily routines through regular social and leisure activities. It argues that weekly visits, drives, outings, and horseback rides improve mood, moral nature, and relationships, potentially preventing insanity and keeping people out of asylums.
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Central Park
Death by Sheep Ridiculous Farm Fatality in Stevensville
Mrs. Sanford, a seventy year old widow from Stevensville in Sullivan County, died after an alleged attack by a sheep while scattering salt for the flock on her small farm. Her daughter and a visiting young woman were also injured but survived. The sheep, owned by a neighbor, had not previously shown vicious behavior.
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Stevensville
Sullivan County
Hbor
German Mathematician Attends Rubinstein Recital
A German mathematician present at a recital by Rubinstein notes the pianist’s tone and measured notes. Telemie Risser claims the analysis found the pressure or force used to strike the keys and a calculation reaching 18,216 pounds. Reports from Omaha deny plans for a raid on Council Bluffs.
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Telanie Risser
Kreutzer
Ak Tein
Senate action on liquor law reform and public works bills
Legislative notes from March 23 detail Senate debates and votes on liquor law amendments, penalties for liquor procurements, canal and pubic works issues, school bonds, and tax measures. Reports include passage of Hamilton city reporter rights, Muskingum court house funding, and various Petitions totaling over three thousand names.
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van Wert
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Mott
Wm. Sawyer
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Pepe
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The Stone Cutter and the Emperor’s Gambit
A Dutch novelist’s tale follows a man who craves wealth and power. An angel grants riches and status until the sun cloud and rock reveal true limits. The man ends as a humble stone cutter, content with simple toil.
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Pekralen
Erate Etans
Sik
Patent for Box Loader on Rails to Fill Freight Cars
A newly issued patent covers a loading box mounted on a tilting frame for fueling tenders or loading freight into cars. The hinged side forms a chute to drop contents into the target vehicle. The device moves on wheels along a temporary track, uses a hoist to raise the box for discharge, and can be shifted to feed engines or cars with coal or wood.
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How to Build a Bee House in Rural New Yorker
A reader describes building a long box hive with partitions and slate stand to prevent swarming and allow easy cleaning. The article contrasts his design with a neighbor's hive and briefly notes social concerns about farms and labor-saving ideas.
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J? Bloch
Tioga County
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