Territorial sentiment and mining interests split in California view
A Cleveland era column laments the Mono Toyo Alpine counties split from California by the Sierra Nevada barrier and Nevada proximity. It notes mining versus ranching conflicts shaping state policy, urges consideration of eastward segregation, and cites Canadian independence rhetoric and a political party lineup.
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Batic Free Freva
Mono
Toyo
Alpine
Toling
California
Sierra Nevada
Nevada
General Assembly
Colour links in sight sound senses across races and colors
A survey of sensory cross associations cites color blind limits in Chinese and Nubians and links color perception to hair color and race. Studies of resonance in tones show notes and keys evoke colors, with 606 individuals tested revealing color hearing in a minority and hereditary patterns suggesting neural color synesthesia.
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London
Mount Buia
Etronomers
Chines
Hong Kong
Antibes
France
M. Page
M. Nasdin
Mediterranean
Stéphen
Jan. Montgolfier
Paria
Itis
Otion
Roberts
Perone
Nussbownier
Henseli Blouler
Lobia
Zurich
A Bladed Treasure Leads to Murder and Buried Gold Tale
An expedition to a cave near Mount Nebo ends in murder by a companion after a theft of a hidden fortune. The killer fled as rocks trap the cave entrance and a haunting ghost mystery surrounds the treasure. Reports of Kentucky camps and brutal discipline emerge from an ongoing legislature investigation into prison abuses.
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Sabia Wilventarer
Mount Nebo
Aarons
Kentucky
Imen
Mining reports and social notes from a western town
The column details ore shipments from the De Soto mine at Star and large ore stores from Martin White. It notes diphtheria on the Divide and a rumor about Jas G Fair Jr. marrying Emma Wixom being false. Miners move toward eastern regions. road work and new hires expected.
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Austin
Jas, G. Fair, Jr
Ema Wixcom
Flay Fries
Actatin
Cherry Cronk
Txter
de Soto
Star
San Prausiaco
Mining hopes and oddities from a distant era
Letters from Baltimore Sun correspondent describe barren prospects in the Comstock Nevada mines with water at 2200 feet and few discoveries below 1000 feet as experts doubt any viable bonds. Other items cover a Turkish plant alleged to preserve youth, a reckless bigamist dentist in West Virginia, Queen Caroline’s kitchen fatigue, a Syracuse bet about six women, and a grim note on grave-robbing panic as remembrances of Anela Sam’s apple whisky revenue emerge.
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Francisca
Baltimore Sun
Bonantsy
Comstock
Nevada
Perceran Devry Meyer Ai Towa
James Delevan
West Virginia
Love
Caroline
Saxony
Syracuse
Western Shoshone claims and court actions dominate march news
March dispatches report unsettled settlers’ claims in Nevada tied to Western Shoshone agency actions. Cassidy files claims for Moyle and Miller amid debate over court martial errors. Secretary Lincoln cites ten year troop costs exceeding 23 million dollars. Meanwhile Utah and North Carolina items note labor strife and Mormon proselyting near Kings Mountain. Smallpox epidemic reported in South Bethlehem with several pneumonia cases.
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Wasnasarox
Elko Ooanity
Nevada
Howe
Cassidy
Casaidy *Hias
Henry Moyle
H. C. Miller
Mason
Roe
Lincoln
Senate
Tudian Bana
Omana
Marvel
Armstrong
N. C
Gaston
Thin State
Mormon Missionat
Kings Mountain
W. C. Burton
J. W. Easton
Baarox
South Beltham
Giodgat
Miner James Irvine Falls Thirty Feet in Horn Silver Shaft
The Frisco Times reports a young man named James Irvine fell down a thirty foot shaft in the Horn Silver mine but sustained only minor injuries. In 1882 the Northern Pacific plans to provide free edit and ornamental trees for settlers along its line.
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Black Hills
Hilla
Tyes
Gnate
Anaes
Woris
Rocky Mountains
Hhe
Detroit Free Press
James Irvine
Frisco Times
Horn
Northern Pacific
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Ratorday
ARON
Exom Weie
Ottawa
Quebec
Canada
Club Nationale of
Montreal
Canada Liberal Party
Marquis of Lorne
Republican State Central Committee
Saya
Austin Reveille
Churchill
J. W. Ferguson Douglas
James A. Rigby
Maneralda
J. M. Dormer
A.K. Brawn
Wiko—R. R. Bigelow
HW. W. Brown
Hurekia
M. D. Foley
J.J. Work
Lyon
T. 8. Douglas
Humboldt
Alex. Wise
Frank Naramore
Lander
Allen A. Curtis
H. Sproule
W. KR. King
George W. Keith
Clapp
W. P. Goodmans Nye
Benjamin Curter Ormedy
L. Lee
Alfred Helm
F. J. McCullough
Storey
L. Mequa
C. C. Stevenson
Alf, Doten
Richard Rising
Harris
Strother
Lamman
Washoo
Varian
Shoemak
White Pine
An Seyler
Taylor
Beaver “Enterprise
S.A. Kenner
Ita
Sentinel
Scientific
Ellecallany
Willy Golh
Pont
STATE
Bryan
Dayton
Ue Eastwanl
Garfield Distriet
Rome
Enterprise
Sam
Com
Mexico
Martin White
Uist
Europe
Turkey
Anela Sam
Apple Whisky
Imate
THE
SAN Jose
the Times
MRE
TAB
Proprietress
Dans
Nubinems
Daata Boane
Fourtenn Largenivd Itooma
Furniubed
Logale
Pelony
Walt
Fulks’ Saloon
Meadow Valley
Pioche
Eee Wietae
Reccaemeeee Cy 08
A.B. Qocld
Piobe
Ben-Rock
San Francisco
J. Myers & Bro
Picche, Nevada
Ata
Rive
Eureka Daily Sentinel
Main Street
Fioche, New
E. Y. Buchanan
Im Piochs
Es Ball
Age Danertl Oeics
Royal Chisgoats County
Seveda
Hee
G.R
Alexander
Bruggist
Chas. Stein
Wealer
Panaca
Philadelphia Brewery
Pieche
Louis Kleine
R Qyamearre
Bates
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