Curious Japanese natural philosophy and a Washington plot
An 1820s Japanese science treatise arguing Earth and Heaven are male and female forces is discussed, with rain and wind explained as outputs of these principles. A June 15 Washington dispatch notes a plot to assassinate President Arthur and others in 1882, amid war material redistributions and rising Jewish identity concerns. Reports cover state elections in August for Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Utah, with 26 states to elect U.S. senators, plus mining company incorporation in Eureka and wheat and corn production estimates for the Northwest.
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Japan
Lassen
Washington
Arthur
Charles J. Reed
Boston
Finnean
Garfield
Reed
Uiteas
Guitean
Eenega
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Utah
United States Senate
A Truthful Panaca Romance In Py nace Village
In Panaca a young man Schumarret loves a girl despite a Mormon father’s hostility. After eloping to Court House Rock they wed briefly with a skeleton key, provoking a clan armed with anger. The town’s chorus claims their ghostly figures linger near the old trysting place at night.
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Ballioneille
Sanpete
Schumarret
Dassina
Church
Schussgarret
Buttercup
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Selumgarret
Aung Chum
Schuongarret
Schumigarret
Dulcina
Nyey
Schumgarret
Schamgarret
Panaca
Eureka Con furnaces to reopen amid steady signals
The Eureka Sentinel notes strong indications that one or two furnaces will soon start at Eureka Consolidated Works. It mentions leaders who see political help from Albion, cites General Davin and John Saya linked to the Reno gubernatorial nomination, and reports assorted local incidents and society notes from Nevada towns including Virginia City, Lake Tahoe, and Reno.
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Eureka Con
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Democrate
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Albion
General Davin
John Saya
Senor
Fragmented 19th century miscellany across politics gardens and war
The passage relic includes stray musings urging wealth, gardens and home farming, a railway with many branches and cloth lengths, a veteran recalling service yet preferring humility, notes on politics and civilian governors, a marital counsel about slippers, a Louisville editor quip on saloons, and assorted maritime and business quips about advertising and heavy dews.
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