Frost Checks Trade In New York Weekly Review
The Weekly Review of Trade reports moderate progress in business with dependence on agricultural reports. Textile demand shows some revival, hardware and amber markets improve, and farm activity rises. Payments are prompt, fall and winter trade outlook cautious as weather patterns slow expansion across regions.
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F. G. Dun & Go Weekly Review of Trade
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Jury awards damages in shooting case
Frederick Marriott publisher of a local weekly sueing Thomas Williams Jr and Truxton Beale in San Francisco for defamation after a months ago Beale and Williams allegedly shot Marriott at his home over a published article. Jury awards $216,755 compensatory and $20,000 punitive.
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Thomas Wilams, Jr
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Miracle of Construct in Fern Melees saga of Grova railroad
In Fern Melees naa Thorndike two Americams built the Grova railroad crossing cliff after cliff. They faced many coves with tunnels including a famous fialers tunnel over one and a half miles long. The achievement showcased bold engineering and advanced microscopy used by the team.
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Microscopy Advances and Dust Illumination Theory
The text explains how adjusting the condenser axis and lens focus improves illuminated focus in microscopy. It notes dust visibility, the painter’s anecdote about sunlit dust, and urges brighter illumination and precise focusing to advance microscopy in physics and biology, including cytology and bacteriology, as discussed by Tican Med on.
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Second Wesleyan church notes and other services
Church notices list services at Second Wesleyan on Leland and Fifth with Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11, youth meeting at 7, revival meetings led by evangelist Christie from Chicago, and pastor OG B Howard. Other churches in Topeka and vicinity note morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and programs, including Grace Carseans and First United Presbyterian, with various sermon topics and activities.
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Dd. Christie
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Chicago
OG. B. Howard
Grace Carseaent
Cornse
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Very Kaye
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First Congregational Church
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Frances J. Hayes
A.m
Christian Edeavor
First Methodet Episcopal Church
JT McPartend
D. D
Pattie Worthip
Vermont
Epworth Lew Epworth League
Firet Baptist Church
Tenth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Crannell
Everett
First Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
Charles Bible
Typhoid Investigation Prompted by Topeka Outbreak
Dr Charles Lowry secretary of the state board of health says cecal and one hundred cases of fever are suspected as typhoid spreads in Topeka. The board orders an investigation of sewerage and water conditions. city health department blamed for delayed action. Diphtheria reports across the state trigger stamping out measures and local officers are given quarantine discretion.
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Photographic Progress A Decade of Change in New England
An annual Boston conference of New England photographers questions whether photography has fully grown or will gain new features. The piece notes limited recent advances in lenses and prints, mentions color processes and three-color methods, and observes the need for a practical accurate method for everyday photographers amid imperfect reproducibility.
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Revival of amateur photography hopes rise
A 19th century note argues a revival of enthusiasm in amateur photography will occur as advances in replicating images reduce reliance on professionals. The piece praises photomontage, negative development, and better plates, noting photographs capture pleasant times and places.
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Quaint Old Diary of Revolutionary Times
A fragment from a colonial diary recounts marches and battles around Union and Tolland in September and October 1777, with notes on commissary accounts, plus related papers by Jonathan Trumbull and Captain General Rampel Chapman. The excerpt includes a Hamilton fever remedy advertisement and mentions local druggists.
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Jonathan Trumbull
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Minister Beaupre Surrenders Hope for Panam'a Canal Treaty
Washington dispatch reports Minister Beaupre has abandoned hope for ratification. Cable from Bogota dated September 18 notes the situation worsens with a likely adjournment of Congress on October 3.
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Arkansas Ague Tale of Shake and Shanty Punishment
A traveler recounts an Arkansas incident where a colonel and a rural family drink from a flask amid a tense scene near a cabin. The old man explains their shaking and disrupted hospitality as a shared, comic improvised remedy linking to the state's “Arkansas is nigher heaven” claim, ending with a toast and odd humor.
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Bank raid at Charlestown puzzles Union command
A Confederate raid near Charlestown Virginia saw a dozen attackers breach the bank, seize about $600000, and later bundle $190000 for delivery to General Milroy with a note urging bribes and no fighting. The story, tied to Lincoln and Milroy, hints at a waning Confederate effort and Lincoln’s reported reaction.
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Suffocated in a Pire Kansas Climp Incident Noted
Fragmentary OCR reports a suffocation incident on a street in Kansas with names Kae Cullins and Mrs. Collins mentioned. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases about warnings, tying, and an injury, with unclear locations and actions.
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What Are Humors and How Hood's Sarsaparilla Helps
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins affecting tissues, often due to digestive issues or inheritance. They manifest as eruptions, rheum, eczema, pimples, and general weakness. Hood's Sarsaparilla expels these humors and bonds to the system, claimed as the best remedy.
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Burlington offers low one way settler rates to Northwest and California
From September 15 to November 30, 1803 the Burlington reduces rates 25 to 40 percent to California Oregon Washington and Montana. The line advertises free chair cars and through service via Denver to Puget Sound with the Burlington–Northern Pacific Express. Weekly California excursions run first and third Tuesdays at about half the round trip fare for coast tourists and settlers.
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Train Fare Sale Notice to Chicago via Rock Island System
Tickets on sale September 2 27 and Sudhe Wer full intereation Rock Island agents. Office Unites Facile Raiteed 5 Kanneavesun 2.
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