Remarkable Mining News and Tragedy Reported in West Region
reports describe a violent lynching near Cole Maru county and the death of a man from a mining accident or assault. fluid coverage notes ore vein discoveries in Lane County and Big Horn region with samples showing gold and silver pockets. Seattle reports a major gold strike along the Shuahiti river with a rush drawing miners from 500 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar Hymtt
Big Horn
Myaltville
Csleawl Hyatt
Pease
Boston Aid
Sivera Madre Mining
Chicago
Saye & Mawlius
Wyo
Wilvur
Seattle
Wash
Shuahitivat
Mlaxka
De Witts Little Early Risers Endorsement
A Lafayette Indiana reader touts De Witts Little Early Risers as a perfect painless pill that cleanses the system relieves headaches and leaves a good mouth feel. The advertisement notes Dr BE F Guyon as the seller and cites Bob Moore's praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
De‘Witt
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
de Witts
BE. F. Guyon
Guggenheim Talks Silver Ratio Endorsement
Daniel Guggenheim commented on the international exchange report naming 32 to 1 as a favored ratio. He said fixing the ratio would spur western mine openings and that while silver miners prefer 28 to 1, the chosen ratio should come from informed study and negotiation. He noted the 32 to 1 ratio could boost demand across nations, including China, and benefit American exporters.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Commission On International Exchange
Mr. Guggenheim
United States Commission On International Exchange
Guggenheim
China
America
A Arab Legend of Dates and Lowly Death
In a terse tale a poor Aral spends his last barns on dates then climbs a cliff to eat and die. A lean hand catches his stones, the catcher reveals he has not eaten these days and Allah sent the dates to save his life. Both men praise Allah for their salvation and head into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aral
Allah
Fragmentary Neologisms Mirror Obscure Texts of Ancient Craft
A garbled OCR fragment hints at ancient glass making and stone adhesion arts with references to Egyptian workers and unnamed figures. The passage appears as random, distorted phrases with no clear narrative, names, dates, or concrete facts to anchor a cohesive summary.
Park Lilies of the Valley Care and Packing Notes
Instructions describe handling lilies for transport and storage, noting damp cotton around stems, green covers, and paraffin lining for the container. Mentions miscellaneous terms including references to horses, bookmakers, and a Philadelphia Ledger entry.
Dyspepsia Cure Advert Across 19th Century Papers
An advertisement excerpt touts Ko Dyspepsia Cure and Kodol as remedies for dyspepsia and related symptoms. It claims relief from indigestion, headaches, nervousness, and sour rising, praising natural digestion juices and tonic benefits. Sold by Dr. E. F. Guyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Saylor iNiard
E. F. Guyon
How to Fry Soft Shelled Crabs and Travel Case
Instructions describe frying soft shelled crabs after cleaning and flouring in butter. Also outlines making a traveling case from linen or denim with stiffened straps, buckles, and initial personalization. Mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a claimed healing product and warns against counterfeit versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollands
Breechloading firearms debated in late eighteenth century
The text notes that breechloading arms were not a new invention and cites a Dublin gunmaker in Cork Hill who offered breechloading life to the British war office near the century’s end. It was rejected as requiring too much ammunition, challenging popular belief about mid century invention.
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Dublin
Gunemith
Cork Hil Fa
War Office
Carlyle’s firm stance on marriage and home life
A Philadelphia Press excerpt recalls Carlyle’s reaction to Miss Welsh and her mother's plan. He refused joint household arrangements, insisting two households could not merge and that true enjoyment would come only when he ruled his own home even if it meant turning away intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Miss Welsh
Ragging Terms Across England and Lincolnshire Etymology
The piece notes ragging is more common in England than the US, with rag as a non slang verb used to banter or irritate. In Lincolnshire the phrase getting this rag out means provoking a boy. Bullyrag is an intensified form, and ragamuffin once meant a demon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lincolnshire
Evidences of Friendship in Light Dialogue
A dialogue contrasts modern friendships with historic pairs like David and Jonathan and Damon and Pythias. It mocks superficial bonds and jokes about shared grooming and baby care, highlighting a critique of calculative, watery friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Jonathan
Damon
Pythias
Goethe
Schiller
Masy to Make Talk about a New Bonnet
Mrs Closefist asks for a new bonnet prompting remarks while Mr Closefist suggests reworking the old one to avoid gossip. The judge remarks that revamping the old bonnet would spark even more chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masy
Mrs. Closefist
Mr. Closefist
Chicken Foot Luck In Folk Tale Exchange
A Washington Star quip notes a belief in luck from animal parts. Mr Erastus Pinkiey counters that chicken feet may hold more luck than rabbits feet if the creature is whole and attached.
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Mr. Erastus Pinkiey
Washington Star
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Saeneon
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Moore
York
Denver
Cope
Aguali
Mme
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Colarar la Grange
Larante
Wilet
Eile Pene
Nile
Victor Smith
Stralo
Chamberlain
Anguat Cieth
Bern
Weakuemday
San Prandino
Martin
Taprett
Nervitt
Philadelphia Ledger
San Francisco
Wasp
DeWitt
I Sa Guyon
Kronnick
Cunnington & Hocker
Evanston, Diamond
Cumberland, Kemmerer
H. E. Christmas
U. S
Iy Ra
Cyrus Beard
Fiat National Bank
Kemmerer, Wyoming
L. R. Henderson
Kemmerer, Wyo
Joe Wheelwright
Uncle Joe
Drayman OF
Kemmerer
Mountain Trading Co
Diamondville
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
Wyoming
Ranchmen’s
Sheepmen’s
Thedford
Lhat the Great
Regii
Ciomsian Ton
Eaeet
DeWit
C. Dewitt & CO
First National Bank OF
P. J. Quealy, Prest, M
Sneddon
Frank Pfeiffer
John L. Lane
Arthur Robinson
United States
Europe
the Kemmerer Meat Market
L. Quealy
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Oscar Smith
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