Temperature and crops of Russia in temperate zones
The article describes Russia's climate zones from polar to temperate and explains how latitude affects crops. It notes average temperatures, long cold winters, and limited fruit culture above 53 degrees latitude, with apples pears and plums thriving southward and rye and barley distribution varies by region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missi
Saskatchewan
Dnieper
Volga
Rosia
Iapesa
Russia
Ie Wena
Europe
St. Paarsburgh
Bresnya Ranks Addresses Merchants on Pending Political Question
New York September 25 Bresnya Ranks spoke at the Merchants Exchange on Wall Street about the commercial effects of a pending political issue. The address lasted nearly two hours and drew attentive, sometimes enthusiastic, applause as the crowd filled the room and Wall Street’s interest intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bresnya
Myoaker
Deere-L Ag
S Sof
Merchants Exchange
Wallive
van Vary
Wall Street
Funds raised for suffering Free State emigrants in Kanes
A meeting in Quincy Adama eouary raised about 6100 for Free State emigrants in Kanes. John Weed, an old friend, pledged 500 and drew a check for 1000, joking that more funds might come if needed, and suggested calling again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Adama
Young Man's Dinner Faux Pas in Beott County
A Beott County youth visiting Cleveland for the Fourth with a young woman stays at Weddle House. He dines alone after a delayed serving then leaves his companion in the sitting room. He returns and quips about the quality of the meal. The anecdote notes the young lady went sixteen hours without food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geop
Beott County
Jorions
Cleveland
Local Skywatcher Battle Ends with Beasts in Villagers Skirmish
In Kentucky villagers confronted a large hen perched atop a roof, drove it off after a brief chase, and prevented further escape. The crowd formed quickly, gathered near the peak, and then dispersed following the incident.
Missionary's Narrow Panama Massacre Escape
Rev. Mr. Selhroad of the Episcopal Church missionary to Oregon was in the Panama massacre and reported among the dead. He received four wounds, survived, and described a near miraculous escape as a ball narrowly avoided his heart, with a medical attendant noting the timing saved his life by a tenth of a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows-Turre
Selhroad
Oregon
Panama
Se ‘Tas
Iman
Political Notices and Candidate Announcements Put in Paper
Public notice lists candidates of all parties, with names to remain visible until November elections. Advertised services include banners, hats, and circulars printed at fair rates. meeting notices and political communications offered without charge. Paid in advance for announcements calling meetings and candidate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SA Hadges
Galla
FEF
Torna
Viroqua Town Seeks Growth With Mail Routes and Water
The article touts Viroqua as a rising hub on key routes from Prairie du Chien to La Crosse with tri weekly mail service and new lines. It highlights ample water from three new wells, a high location, fertile soil, plans for a two story school house, expanding churches, and strong prospects for trade and brick manufacturing as the valley draws settlers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Prairie du Chien
Black Liver Falls
Lake Superior
McCasky
Forest
Merrick
Richland City
Wil
Werrick
la Crosse
Richland County
Crawford County
Springville
Father Decker
Linn
Whites Spring
Prarie du Chien
Sparta
A. Keeler
Kickapoo
Newand
Growth of Goode Mill Expands Local Lumber Supply
News from Viroqua notes Goode brothers’ steam mill has sawn over 116000 feet of lumber this summer with about 61000 feet remaining in yard. Gilletta company has sold lumber as fast as sawed. Town hosts skilled trades, good health, and improving access to seasoned lumber next summer. Also mentions obituaries and state redistricting notes affecting the 80th Senate district with Crawf ord, La Crosse and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Goode
Gilletta
Wisconsin
Win
McMichael
Bay
A. Brings
Senate
Assembly
Unis
Crawfin
Badax
Monroe
Tremglean
Buffalo
la Crosse
Fremont Supporters to Hold Mass Meeting at Baidlax
Next Wednesday mass meeting of Fremont supporters set for one o clock in the afternoon at Baidlax. Distin guished speakers from abroad expected. Hopes C. Washburn Republican candidate for Congress will attend. A grand rally for voters is planned with ladies invited. An evening ball at E Alexanders new Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Baidlax
C. Washburn
Congress
E. Alexanders New Hall
Legislature Deliberates Appropriation and Investigative Actions
The Senate passed a bill to pay appropriation, cinema and mileage for members and to fund the school. The Attorney General reports two suits against E E Daussen for recovery of government money. hearings planned at Dane County Court. The Assembly advances apportionment and allows officials to examine the Investigating Committee report. Gray and Smith respond, with a joint committee reference. Adjournment uncertain until land grant deposition is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
E. E
Daussen
Treasuer
Dane County
Law Secretary of State
A. T. Gray
Geo. B. Smith
Abe
Gray
Smith
Hull
Joint Committee of Investigation
President Pierce At Home In ConcOrd
President Pierce visited Concord drawing about a thousand citizens to discuss a public reception. Mr Fogg charged the President with responsibility for Kansas troubles as the reception proposition was rejected four to one. An English journal noted a sale of a hand and thirty one lawsuits from a retiring advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Concord
M. H
Lee
Fogg
Kansas Investigating Committee
Kansas
Ab Frank
English Journal
Busines
WN. B
Fragmented quotation on youth beliefs and aging opinions
A truncated quotation discusses a man covering his opinions on love politics religion and belonging from youth to old age, highlighting a tangle of contradictions. The fragment hints at changing views over a long life.
Fragmentary plea for a religious peamy whistle
A reader’s garbled quotation requests a “peamy whistle” that is religious, asking a mother to remember to buy it and to allow use on Sunday, reflecting a childlike dialogue fragment.
Niagara Burns Off Port Washington Killing Many
A lake steamer Niagara caught fire near Port Washington and sank with about a hundred dead. Passengers were rescued by the Traveler and other boats. many families suffered grave losses including Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Chalmers. Captain Miller and crew acted to save lives amid extreme cold water and panic. Further details from Chicago press recount the disaster and survivor accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouse
Milwauxse
Niagara
Port Washington
Miller
Daily Sentinel
Lake D
Niigata
Collingwood
Port Wastington
Snow
Sucess
Pha
Harvey Ainsworth
Royalton
Curis
Steuben County
N.Y
Elenry Locke
Washington Co
Wm. Hoag
Buffalo
Duboili
Collinewood
Chalsier
Lady
Hamilton
F Locke
Waterbury
Joy Lovka
Lowm Hart
Utica
J.P. Kennedy
Minnessita
Lunch Kennedy
St. Lawrence Co
Juba Kennedy
D. Westbrook
Green Bay
Wia
Chicago
Yisterday Morong
Lang
Sheboygan
Alain
Iie
John B. Macy
Wiscomaim
Eco
Nedy
H. Chalmers
Illinois
Ai Pinzell
Arctic
Merchants’ Hotel
Hamilton Chalmers
Minnesota
Alle
Herelf
Seay
Latifs
Kinae
Lake 1
Bean
Clark
Leonard
Uupt. Dick
Peertess
Ivery
Teanvot
Miore
Faro Micuza
Stuauer Nuigers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lippencott
Oma! Villa Ky
Hantae Aed Premont
Dayton
the Western Times
Satonpay
Jackson County
AL Burau
Niagara Bernt
Lake Michigan
Rae
W. J. Thourbour
A. Shuler
J. Courson
Philadelphia
A. Citysuke
Dell
Daniel Osborne
Ilinois
John HB. Macy
Woard
J. BR. Goodrich
Galena Advertiser
Freddy
Mother
Donuny
Jobimy
Ender
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!