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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1892

Page

7

Wild Pigeons Vanish From East After Great Flight

The New York Sun recounts the last wild pigeon roost in New York and Pennsylvania, describing a vast spring flight in 1876 from Beaverkill country through Sullivan, Delaware, Ulster, Wayne, Luzerne, and Monroe counties. Hunters slaughtered thousands, but the flocks fled westward. the birds have since vanished from the East and are deemed extinct locally.

Beaverkill Sullivan County Barnum Sullivan Delaware Ulster Clint Waters Isaac Bennett Pocono Beach Pike Wayne Luzerne Monroe Pennsylvania Beaverkill County Pennsylvania Woods New York State Walters Bennett United States Michigan Indian Territory New York Sun

Value of the microphone and strange natural wonders

A St Petersburg report tests the microphone to detect faint sounds in a death case where resuscitation succeeded. Other notes describe the needle and thread tree of Mexico and its fiber thread yield. Earthquake theory debates internal heat and a German shaft study, with Newcomb offering a fluid-below-prime theory. Color symbolism and royal hues traced across cultures and flags.

St. Petersburg Loukhmanov Schladebach Reading Newcomb Naval Observatory Washington

Dog Finds Muricidae on Sea Shore Teaches Owner Lesson

A dog belonging to Hercules Tyrius found and ate a murker shellfish along the sea shore. Returning to his master, the dog’s lips turned color signaling the danger or toxin exposure observed by Tyrius.

Hercules Tyrius

The Coming Billionaire William Waldorf Astor

A profile of William Waldorf Astor tracing how real estate and ground leases around Broadway could push him to billionaire status. It notes his inherited New York holdings, Astor family fortune, political service, and the family wealth tied to Manhattan properties and railroads.

William Waldorf Astor Manhattan Island John Jacob Astor Holland King’s Highway Broadway New York Astors Astor Roswell P. Flower Italy Garfield Twenty-sixth Street William Astor Atlanta Constitution

A Magnificent Spectacle at the Exposition Court

Mr Van Brunt describes the Columbian Exhibition vestibule and court as a vast harmonious display. Rich facades, basins, bridges, and fountains frame a grand allegorical pageant led by Columbia and Fame, with modern electric barges and a lake vista beyond.

van Brunt France Spain Columbia Frederic MacMonnies Republic Daniel C. French Bernini St. Peter’s States of the Union Pharos

The Thief Had the Drop In Wyoming War

Smith trailed a horse-thief for two weeks into Dawson County. In a saloon the thief drew on the inspector and invited a drink. Smith then captured him two days later. the rustler fled to Deer Lodge. The Wyoming conflict between professions persists.

Smith Dawson County Stewards Deer Lodge Wyoming Helena

Genuine Sky Signs Threaten Londoners with Sky Advertisements

A scientific paper claims genuine sky signs can be created for advertisers using mirrors, glass, and lights to project giant lettering on clouds. The system could display a pill or product names hundreds of feet tall across many counties, even glow all night. The discussion references Heine and a dramatic poetic image of writing Agnes in fire on the skies.

Horatio Worthy Heine Norway Agnes Mother Weil

Paris Encourages Marriages for Servants to Settle Duty

A Paris policy praises male domestic servants as more settled and dutiful when married, claiming they are steadier than bachelors. In contrast London discourages such marriages arguing they shift focus toward their own families, reducing attention to masters.

Paris London

Catarrh Cure Claim From F J Causey Co

A historical notice advertises F J Causey Co offering one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh they cannot cure. It warns that deafness comes from chronic mucous inflammation of the Eustachian tube and outlines a constitutional treatment approach.

F. J. Causey & Co. Toleas Druggiate

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