Murdered Englishman M W Gumbleton Identity Revealed
The unknown man found in the lake at Adams street showed signs of weeks in water. An inquest found death by drowning but suspicion fell on Alfred Ziezenmeyer, who used Gumbleton’s name to loot his funds. Detectives traced Gumbleton from Dublin to Baltimore and Chicago, leading to Ziezenmeyer’s arrest in Bremen.
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Insects Sing Through Unique Sound Machines
The article explains how insects produce sound without lungs by using diverse organs and mechanisms. Some rub hind legs, others have drum-barrels with levers on the body, and some generate sound by wing friction. It notes the rich variety in male signaling methods and hints at many mysteries still to be learned in entomology.
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Roads and roadsides reform urged in Germantown note
A Philadelphia-pressed lament on poor road conditions cites water as the enemy and urges ditching and regular maintenance. A plan likens road care to postal service staffing, arguing for a system to keep ditches clear and ruts filled to enable dry, solid surfaces and better spring driving.
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Sweden's Lutheran Church and Society in Historic View
The excerpt surveys Sweden's peasantry and upper classes, noting broad Lutheran adherence and strict church discipline. It mentions a historically four-estate parliament, rare parliamentary sessions, and legal worship observance. It also recalls past religious intolerance toward Jews, strict consubstantiation beliefs, and penalties for sacramental blasphemy. Roman Catholics Baptists Mormons and Swedenborgians exist in small numbers.
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Broom Corn Serenaders Parade in Jackson Tennessee
A Southern exchange recalls Jackson Tennessee’s Broom Corn Serenaders a society of young men who in calico dress roam at night to sweep porches for women averse to domestic work. After a confession they return with a decorated broom and a ceremonial presentation amid cheers and song.
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Advertising in newspapers and posters best and cheapest
The Journal of Commerce extols newspapers as the best advertising medium and criticizes wall posters and handbills for clutter and nuisance. It argues that good seeds yield value, while placards and flyers often deter rather than attract customers.
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Vengeful Prussian Colonel Loses Six Sons in Weeks
Colonel von Wordhem leads the Twenty-seventh Prussian infantry regiment and faces the tragedy of six sons all dying in battle within a span of less than five weeks.
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