The Piano In The Home And Its Moral Now
A lengthy essay argues the piano should be a refined art form in homes not a mere display of mechanical dexterity. It contrasts popular flashy playing with true masterful music, urging that piano use elevate character and offer moral refuge rather than pandering to vanity.
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Bette
Udi
Cave
Fortrers
Eliouids
Jan
Douesuc
Waltering
Mary
Jess
Jand
Aenie
Otley
Rualbobin
Man hunted across continents after fatal farmyard friend
A 1258 era tale recounts a man who killed a friend and fled from California to British Columbia and Colorado, haunted by the victim's presence. He is described as living a weary, secluded life on a farm, praying for forgiveness as he is pursued by guilt and spirits.
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Morbegen
Amar
Ransnue
California
Seti Defens
Shaw
British Columbia
King
Shadow
Colorado
The HAILWAYS OF INDIANA And Other Notices
A historical column surveys Indiana rail length and reach, noting 2720 miles in operation and organized, with Indiana’s rail density higher than other regions. It highlights Bloomington university expansions, a new law program, and honorary degrees, plus a critical editorial on fashionable Saratoga society.
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Oaethe Company
Washington
Ind
Indiana
Atlee
State University
Bloomington
Board of Trusters
David Date
Owen Cabindl
Dullard J
Law
Bern
Tkree
George A. Bicknelt
Ia Retajned
Schuyler Colfax
Unildd
James & Frazer
Jobe. Elliott
Chilles ‘A. May
Robert C. Greg’ary
Supreme Court
Barnsay C. Diobbs
Jonathan W. Gordon
Alexander Burna
Simpson Centenary College
Indianola
Lowaland
W. U H
Probing Musical Education and Propriety in Public Performance
A Pall Mall Gazette critique argues that modern musical education overemphasizes mechanical dexterity and flashy technique. It laments talent chasing shows and urges value in meaningful, well listened to music over hollow displays in teaching and performance.
Morton s Gettysburg Oration Echoes Union Unity
An 1863 Gettysburg dedication remarks recount Governor Morton's defense of the Union, Lincoln's steadfast resolve, and Everett’s praise. The piece notes postwar reconciliation, Southern recovery with free labor and schools, and the enduring bonds of union despite past strife.
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Morton
Gettysburg
Soldiers’ Monument
Pacific
Northwest
Israel
Red Sea
Lincoln
Sakelee
Bangs
Everett
Reem
Bunkers
Hill
Saratoga
Yorktown
North
Souib
Europe
Norfolk Governor Walker Emerges In Local Race
The article notes Gilbert C Walker, a Chicago resident and New York native, has emerged as a candidate supported by key local figures including Rev W Bartlett. Walker, a Democratic candidate with ties to the city’s prominent groups, is described amid shifting party dynamics and local politics.
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Virginia
Walker
Owl Dominion
Gates
Chicago
Chicago Republican
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Ngton Weekly Gazette
T ‘Mington
Pndiara
Yawaiithe
Murat
Official Directory
Wm. B. Nutvaen
Tarner
Ifram
Dicvoras
Kotex
Irvin Daviens Counte
Csrenst Gourt—Teahu Baar
Vinownnes
Firety
Eleays
Tipkla
Lebve
Salem
Possges & Wells
Sermpu
Sateen
Lorda
Coringh
Atheng
Rome
Davis
D T. Brown
Town Corporation
Atel Tren
Atte Nes OW
J. Tuer
Trent Rere Orpe Bredstadt
Marebew—ii
Di.yatt Corporation Assenver
John Il
Ned
AL Seudeber
Pe Mwel
Kit Ear
S.H. Taylen von
Pantord
Lovelugs
Totten
Masonic
Bo OH
Preutie
Wy A. Y. Woomi
Tod
Ieee
Dav
Sit M
Burtoy
W.c.t
Evisna Steouens
Presbyterian Church
Wasa
Sixth End
Oerventh
Atraete
Peator
M. x. E. Choren
W. MecGormick
Glovar
Christian
Roberteup
Astor
John Gaoeguen
Flora
J. F Oscal
Atilaw
Jonas
Washington, L.D
Sianford As
Real Estate Agents
Inpl
LAS A
Orrict
Murphy's
Herman
Maher
Pink & Veale
Joseph Naylor
Wm. Cherry
Washington Cogty, Lowa
Henry Warder
A . Flometine
Haley
San Francisco
Tyis
Cib
Peop
Widdie
Union
Atoga
Tag California Aviship Avitor
Mt.Marlotts
Avitor
A. Man Wao
Joséph Herr
Herr
Beethoven
Jegreneon
Pall Muli Gazette
Geltysburg
Npt
Gard Voluty
Go'd
United States
Comercial and
Finantial Chronicle
Greatex
Hartford
Coon
Ty In
Hungary
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