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16 May 1894
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Wilson Mirror in Wilson, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1894
Page
1
Remembering Youth In The Woods By Eugene Field
A reflective poem recalls childhood in woodlands near a mill pond and familiar haunts. The speaker laments forgotten wisdom while a younger self recalls the joys of youth and old friends from the glen and river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Fearful Straw Ride on Mountain Slope Ends in Tragedy
A winter straw ride from a mountain settlement turns deadly as a panther stalks the group. Waldo detaches his lead oxen to slow the team, but the chase ends when oxen and sleds plunge from a ledge. Survivors, including Eddy and Waldo, recover amid grief and relief as others arrive.
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Foray
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Niel
Natchite
Stevens
Thad Waldo
Freeman Molly
Jess
Young Waldo
Pim
Eddy
Buck
Bright
Pleds
Waldo
Coxen
Young Eddy
Wild Hogs Terrorize Mud Bay Point
Residents fear a drove of large wild hogs roaming Mud Bay Point, breeding for seven years. Animals have tusks and prey on livestock, recently killing a pony. Night travel is avoided. locals consider hunting with Olympia marksmen to exterminate the boars.
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Mud Bay Point
Point
Olympia
Oregon Olympian-Tribune
Diminutive Couple Weds in Quiet City Ceremony
A brief dispatch reports Maurice Bear of this city wed Miss Bertha Levy of Birmingham Alabama at the bride’s home in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple’s small stature draws notice yet the groom has advanced in business on Third street and the bride is active in Birmingham Hebrew society. The article closes with a note on British army desertions costing £50,000 last year and higher rewards projected for 1 estimates this year.
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Maurice Bear
Bertha Levy
Birmingham
Ala
Third Street
Hebrew Society
Cincinnati Enquirer
Union
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Ottawa
Thomas Mellwraith
Queensland
la Grippe
Chicago Academy of Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
R. N. Foster
United States
Global notes on suffrage, science, and politics in 1900s
A wide survey of world events covers women’s suffrage area, naval schooling, European army reforms, and endangered wildlife in the United States. It notes a camel of exhibitions in Lyons and Munich, a German baron’s Berlin palace, costs of a trans Pacific cable, and public health warnings about wells and lead pipes.
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Bleichforder
Berlin
William
Bleichroeder
How to Calculate River Discharge and Water Supply
An 19th century rule explains mean river velocity from surface flow by floating a cork and using four-fifths of the top speed as representative. Discharge equals velocity times cross sectional area. for military use multiply velocity by breadth depth and 900 to estimate soldiers fed per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Henry Hartshorne
New York Dispatch
Plants Supposed to Banish Rodents Along Railroads
A 19th century note cites Euphorbia allo marginata known as snow in the mountains growing beside railroad tracks. Laborers say seed-born, bracted plants deter gophers and moles in California circles and on the Plains. The report links two Euphorbiaceous plants to rodent absence, prompting cautious belief amid differing observer groups. In St John’s Florida, bronchitis accounts for a large share of deaths.
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Plains
Pacific
California
1St. Louis
Globe-Dermserat
Sergeant Wilson Two Medals Reward for Gallantry
A San Francisco cavalry sergeant, Wilson of Troop BR, United States Cavalry, earned two Medal of Honor awards for a two day two hundred mile pursuit against Camaneca Indians near Fort Concho Texas in 1872. He led ten men and a corporal, chased natives along the Colorado river, breached their camp, and returned prisoners safely with no loss. Congress awarded him medal No 1 for the first deed and a second for a later action in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
United States Cavalry
Presidio
San Francisco
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Concho
Texas
Colorado River
San Francisco Examiner
Absent minded humor and social banter across items
A collage of quotes and witticisms from multiple magazines and papers including Raymond's Monthly and Indianapolis Journal. The snippets feature jokes about manners, social mores, and light anecdotes with names like Howson Lett and Miss Perte, plus cartoonish dialogue on topics from bicycles to tea parties.
Music quotes in defense of art and spirit
A mosaic of quotations on music from Byron to Shakespeare and Beethoven. The excerpts celebrate music as healing, divine, transformative, and a bridge between spirit and emotion, while noting both its power to elevate and its potential to reveal character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Sir A. Hunt
J. BR. Brown
Auerbach
Chateauboris
Wordsworth
Shakspeare
Addison
Carlyle
Beethoven
Hillard
Grand new organ concert at St Luke's Germantown
A major organ installation at St Luke's Protestant Church in Germantown is nearing completion with a $1500 instrument by builder Redton Mitchell. Five distinct organs will be controlled by stellar organists including Stainer of St Paul’s Cathedral, delivering rich pedal and wind action features across the church hall.
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Villadelphia Toquiner
St. Luke’s Protestant Church
Germantown
Fenn
Hs Stainer
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lemion
Cine
Oredton
Mitchel
Stephen’ Charck
Chure
Old law of VUshe bans Kinet puble plain
A historic ordinance from VUshe forbids Kinet publish plans in plain terms. The text references a local prohibition affecting public displays and communications, with archaic spelling suggesting a cultural or regional restriction from an earlier era.
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