Ginevra and the buried alive bride tale from Florence
The Troy Herald recounts a medieval romance of Ginevra and Antonio Tontinelli. A Florentine beauty fakes death to test love, awakens during a staged burial, and must win back her husband’s trust after a haunted night. The story blends tragedy and devotion with layered intrigues and multiple regional echoes.
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Drogheda
Germany
Five Persons Killed by Lightning At Swele Crock
A storm struck Swele Crock killing five people including Mota Mr. Noloquist and two children. The family sought shelter in a tent disturbed by a whi person, then moved to a barn where they perished. Neighbor Charles Lawson witnessed the event while traveling with a hired horse.
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Noloquist
Cael
Tiweband
Witt
Charles Lawson
Our Foreign Population Chapter Examines Immigration Influence
Superintendent Walker surveys ninth cons introductory report on immigration trends. It discusses European arrivals to the United States, motives for emigration, regional openings, and the impact on national demographics and culture.
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Mickie States
Hye Tu
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Castle Gin
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Lottery in Debt Relief Sparks Jefferson Controversy
A debate over Jeffersons debt relief via a lottery draws opposition. Legislators approve a relaxation to sell assets by lottery, but public backlash ensues. Philanthropist donors in Baltimore and New York fund efforts, yet critics warn the move undermines republican ideals and tax fairness while defending Monticello as a national symbol.
Dandseer the Celebrated Painter Dies at 71
Mr James Parton reports in Wir Department on the originapers of Gener Washington now in department possession including Washington's original order-book. Elwin Dandseer, the celebrated painter, has died aged 71.
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Elwin Dandseer
Idle Women and the European Woman Question
An essay argues that European women face harsh labor roles and moral pressure, contrasting traditional domestic duties with modern toil. It condemns the shift toward idleness among American women while noting the costly price of luxury and the impact on health, virtue, and future generations.
Monument to John Howard Payne Unveiled in Prospect Park
A bronze bust of John Howard Payne was unveiled at Prospect Park Brooklyn on September 27. The work by Henry K Bieter of New York stands atop an obelisk like base and is praised as a fine monument to the author and dramatist. Payne born in New York June 9 1792 grew to fame for Home and other works, with the ceremony featuring speeches and local offerings. The gift to Brooklyn was presented by a residents association and placed near the elevated terrace for public view.
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Thomas Jefferson Mandolph
Virgil
Mecca
Philp Tone
Ayer
New York
Tanich
Mr. Parton
Atlantic
John Howard Payne
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Henry K. Bieter
Marion
Folin Howard Prive
Wencewth
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Philstein
City of
Car Coun
Early life of poet who wandered from age thirteen
The piece recalls a poet who wrote verses at fourteen but lost both parents by thirteen, then wandered, joined the English stage, and died near the Mediterranean. While in London he worked on a drama that became an opera and wrote a simple poem "Thue, Sweet 'a Weekly, Tlome" for Harper's.
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Aid
Mediterranean
London
Harper's
Fashion Notes: Fall dress trends and accessories outlined
The piece surveys fashion directions with ostrich plumes, oxidized silver jewelry, Elizabethan ruffs, and velvet and velveteen fabrics. It highlights colors olive, brown, green, navy, and cyan ribbons, plus new sashes and rainbow-neck concepts. It notes shorter dresses, bold hats, and refined gloves in changing styles.
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Kiel
Roads and road making and local neglect in highways
A Victorian era critique urges towns to maintain roads and remove obstructions. It argues that neglect by authorities worsens travel, causes discomfort for travelers and horses, and increases costs. It suggests practical tests of road quality and advocates immediate local action to improve paths and ditching.
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Carrhiges
Carnal
Girone
Ana
Allen's Lung Balsam praised as long trusted cough remedy
A historical advertisement extols Allen's Lung Balsam by J N Marekis Co claiming ten years of public use and increasing demand. It asserts cure when directions are followed and notes sale by druggists. It also discusses Dr Jaynes Expectormant and a physician from California praising remedies and denouncing sensational advertisements.
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J. N. Marekis&Co
Allen
Old Nuree remedies and tonics advertised in 19th century page
An advertisement claims Mrs Wiserow and Curtis & Brown offer enamel remedies for teething dysentery bowel complaints and infant ailments. It promotes Down’s Vermifuge and a vegetable Mysyers compound as cures with household support and sale through Fulton Street New York druggists.
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