Look at Richmond Reminiscences of the Confederacy
Special report from Richmond describes a rebuilt city with 30,000 population, growing industry, electric lights, and parks. It notes Libby Prison becoming a fertilizer plant, Castle Thunder burned, and the White House of the Confederacy now a public school. Jefferson Davis’s family ties and the grave of his son Joseph Davis are described near Hollywood cemetery.
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Confederate Monuments and Presidential Graves at Hollywood Cemetery
The article recalls Confederate memorials and graves at Hollywood Cemetery, noting a pyramid monument and inscriptions for Confederate Dead, Jefferson Davis, and J. Tyler. It reflects on John Tyler, Monroe, and national commemorations, with commentary on monuments, age, and the fate of presidential tombs.
The Mighty Boar Theme and Wine From Raisins
A fragmentary column blends a boisterous chant about the mighty boar with notes on wine production from raisins. It details raisin trade growth, sourcing mainly from Turkey and Greece, methods of drying in different regions, prices, and a simple fermentation process.
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Chicago Times
Stage Line Time Table From Cherry Grove To Balltown
Stage line timetable lists multiple routes with departure and arrival times between Cherry Grove Balltown Trunkeyville Pleasantville and surrounding towns. It includes connections at Tionesta Warren Jamestown Sugar Grove and Chandler Valley with varied daily and weekly schedules.
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Air Ships Likely as Electric Motors Advance
The New York Mail and Express notes air ships are probable as electricity powers motors. It explains progress in applying electricity to propulsion, solving the wind versus inertia problem. The article argues stored electricity can replace bulky steam engines, enabling controllable motor power for flight.
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Sative Americ a notice among pier even among cfub men
The Brooklyn Eagle notes pride in British seamen staffing ships while domestic sloops rely on Native Americans. It argues Americans should not endure sailor hardships for meager pay, praising improved shore life over old sailor conditions.
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