Irish agitation and debt notes in Wilmington and London
The Wilmington Post reports on a ten day start for a U S Irish agitation lecture tour and notes on debt reduction, treasury balances, and gold and silver certificates. It covers political moves in Parliament including Parnell’s suspension, Liverpool bombing hints, and postmaster reporting failures. It also mentions London ecclesiastical matters and Washington relations with Delaware figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Wisconsin
Enoch Totten
Washington
Frugal fruit traders and Scottish ties color a turbulent scene
An old fruit dealer recalls profits from ship delayed lots that spoiled upon arrival, while critics question tastes and markets. The piece notes high priced bananas avoided for waxy clean fruit and mentions Scottish Americans in Kentucky. A Providence Boston bibliomaniac steals rare books, rebinding them for sale, including Williams 1643 key to an Indian language. The tale ends with authorities catching the culprit amid Cambridge and probate court disks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Providence
Boston
W. F. Whitcher
Matthewson Street Methodistiscopal
Ger Williams
America
Change of New York Custom House leadership
General Merritt delivered the keys of the largest Custom House in America to Judge W H Robertson at the New York Custom House on Monday. The exchange featured amicable speeches, mutual compliments, and a pledge to preserve public duties while ensuring a smooth transition and continued labor and service.
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New York, Custom House
Merritt
America
W. H. Robertson
Scusyvesquets
Pater de Bee
Robertson Addiouard
Irrigation plan eyed by Dr Loring and associates
Dr Geo B Loring, newly named Agriculture Commissioner, pushes a federal project to reclaim arid western lands by digging artesian wells. He collaborates with Prof C Aughey of Lincoln and Prof Samuel Aughey of Colorado to map site boundaries on Powell’s proposed northern corridor and study water potential across Dakota to Texas.
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Geo. B. Loring
Congress
F Loring
C. 4. White
Greeley
Colorado
Samuel Alughey
Lincoln
Nebraska
Loring
Uel Aughey
Powell
Rocky Mountains
iIt
Srea
Seton Deenge
United States
Professor Powell
Rio Grande
Lall
Dakota
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Colo
New
Texas
Horace Greeley
South Atlantic
Ceylon
Yorktown Centennial Opening With National Ceremonies
The Yorktown Centennial will open Thursday October 18 and run until the 18th when national ceremonies begin. Hon John Goode, president of the association, will give the opening address with alternates including Hon William Windom secretary of the Treasury Hon Carl Schurz Frederick Boudet and Prof BU Chartier. Services will be held Sunday October 16 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goode
Association
Wm. Windom
Tressary
Garl Schurz
BR. Coudest
BU | Chartier
New York
Induction balance locates embedded bullet without probing
Report describes experiments by Professors Bell and Talstor using a novel induction balance to locate a bullet inside a patient without surgery. Results show consistent detection of a straight location in the body, though no immediate removal is planned. Surgeons monitor the patient as recovery progresses with gradual dietary and medical care noted.
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Bell and
Talstor
Susa
Barnes, Woodward, Reybare and
Bew
Atu P.M
Haifa
President in Intensive Care Receives Daily Updates
Executive bulletins report the President's fluctuating vitals and steady convalescence. Updates from August detail normal temperature, improved nourishment, and rising strength, noting progress toward recovery as doctors monitor pulse, respiration, and wound healing. A village carpenter is praised for quiet generosity amid the readings.
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Woopwain
D. W. Iiss
J.J. Woopwaap
K. Basses
Roar. Reyvavas
D. H. Roxen
Porricia
Maxstos
Prominent American Physian Warren Bey Highlighted Abroad
From late Freece papers we learn of Edward Warren Bey a distinguished American physician living in Paris. The item notes his quiet residence, his prominence as a physician, and his earlier ties to Edenton North Carolina with a mention of notable achievements and social standing.
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Paris
Jn Eyee Warren
Edentoe
N.C
Sed Waren
Fragmentary Quote From The Religious Herald Cited
A cryptic fragment cites the Religious Herald with remarks on a woman named SotAREY and a man cited as Sa Seog. It references dates, diet, and a notion of work tied to spirit rather than physical labor, implying tension between method and intention. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear narrative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Seog
Weather Warnings and Railroad Changeovers in Megara
A science writer cautions against porch sitting during rising storms and explains the dangers of charged clouds and electric attraction. The Norfolk and Western Railroad buys the Mew Hiver line, plans to reroute to secure coal via the Os region, and notes Crema of this city connected to the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Hiver
Presos Es Es Oh
Sothel
Ohio
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Dover
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Methodist Ecumenical Council
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Senate
Burch
Treasury of
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Inner Ocean
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P. W. Crome
Liverpool
Peoria
England
Ireland
House of Commons
Parnell
Gladstone
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Sir Wm. Harcourt
McGraw
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Hazen
J Jourdan
W. H. Laycraft
Jacob Worth
M. W. Barns
D. W. C. Wheeler
J. M. Patterson
Charles Black
Oh Guard
Fulton Dtrest
Wraibrra
Fiori
Bahamas
Holland
Beck
Scotland
Mr. Berk
Clyde
Kentucky
Conklin
Gonkling
Plait
Yorktown
Upemeslves
Reton
Orang Peer
D. Hopai
D. W. Bus
J. K. Bamyes
Igned
D. W. Bits
J. J. Woopwaab
J. K. Banks
Rent, Bernaux
D.H. AcsEn
Piranos iv
D. W. Butss
J. K. Ramses
J. J. Woopwaap
Rosr. Baysory
Edward Warren Bey
Prilmington & Weldon
Ang
Trainasun Terboro
Wilm & End
P. Divine
Goa'l
Orf Wilmsington
Columbia & Gusta R. R. Company
Thapter
Eerietah
Pheu
Ead
Amgueia
Ueie
Carolina Central ,Airaid Company
Paresuer
Megara
Soget
F. W. Ve Crema
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