Telepathy and mental telegraphy explored with terms
The article argues for precise terminology in telepathy and related mind phenomena. It defines objective and subjective minds, explains how telepathy may occur within or across distances, and outlines methods for sending mental telegrams and achieving harmonic mental contact. It discusses skeptics, historical references, and conditions for successful mental communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutuch
Science
Psychological Research Society of London
England
India
Afghanistan
Bombay
Calcutta
Marconi
Old Soldier Confesses To Stealing A Chicken In War
An 1864 camp tale recalls a promise by a Major to steal a chicken from Dutch neighbors near Kingston Georgia. The narrator and a comrade climbed onto a train, grabbed the bird from a roost as it was leaving, and quipped that the chicken was now theirs while the shoe incident provoked comic miscommunication with a bystander named Peter.
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National Tribune
Lee
Kingston
Resaca
Reub Robt
Reah
Rewh
Big Peter
Black Terror Gun Vessel in 1862 Vicksburg Feat
In 1862 a fake monitor built from a coal barge with pork-barrel smoke stacks and a mud furnace drifted past Vicksburg under a black flag. It drew fire from batteries, outmaneuvered by currents and the Queen under Confederate flag, and finally burned after a plan to mislead Union forces failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Willams
Vicksburg
Mississipp
Admiral Porter
Indianola
Snally
St. Anaw
Muzzie
A Soldier's Tribute and Gen Grant Shrine Scene
A soldier from the Grand Army visits the Grant shrine in New York after Saratoga Springs. The poem hails Grant on the Hudson, praising peace after war and recalling Civil War scenes and the arcing cannon. Also notes Charles Eliot Norton celebrating his eighty-eighth birthday in Cambridge, recognizing his Harvard tenure and legacy.
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Gen. Grant
Imaels Grand Army
Saratoga Springs
New York City
Hudson
Grant
Hudson River
Ulysses Grant
Charles Eliot Norton
bin Bame
Shady
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Ler
Mayor Wilcox accused in Kansas legal action over city gambling ties
The attorney general sues Mayor Wilcox charging he violated duties, aided illicit gambling houses and saloons, aided tax collection from unlawful businesses, and blocked prosecutions. Similar suits target other cities and mayors in Kansas amid a broader law enforcement wave led by state officials.
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Junction City
Pittsburg
Wichita
Atchison
Leavenworth
Widlcox
Wilcox
Fred S. Jackson
Kansas
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Jackson
Chicago
Wealthy Cloud County stockman Garrett Davidson dies
Garrett Davidson reputed as Cloud counts wealthiest farmer and stock riser dies of heart disease at age 6. Wes Steamboat Captain is husband. In Wyandotte, Mrs. Mebecca K Nelson widow of early steamboat captain George R Nelson dies at 94 at grandsons George and Fred Murphy’s home. Nelson vast river trade era tied to Kaw and Missouri rivers.
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Garrett Davidson
Wes
Mebecca K. Nelson
George R Nelson
Wyandotte
George
Fred Murphy
Kansas
Nelson
Kaw
Missouri
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Simost
Gen
MA Peters
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Free State
Boston
Charles F. Scott
Sprint
Scott
Kansas State Historical Sociory
Garden City
J. N. McBeth
First National Bank
McBeth
McHeth & Kennison
Cennon
Agricultural
Miller
Claims
Meeder
Irrigation
The
Emporia Gazette
Marais Des Cygnes
Gazette
Improved Stockbreeders
Kansas Improved Stockbreeders’ Association
Representave
Leavenworth Post
Mena Paper
J. H. Mifler
Farmers’ Insttute
Uencelves
Supreme Court
Water, Light and Gas Company
Hutchinson
Iast
Edward Brown
South Haven
Arkansas City
Greencastle
Ind
H. V. Brown
Braman
Edward
South Haven Bank
Wellington
Sone
Tonganoxie
Gillpatrick
District Court
Missouri @ Kansas Telephone company
Wwe
Toneatorie
Tonganozie
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
Tonganesle
LD. A. Valentine
Shawnon County
Sedgwick
Cheyenne
Haskell
Lane
Stevens
Morton, Stanton and Wallace
W. E. Watts
Forest Park
Ottawa
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