Unexplored Labrador, Auk Egg Value, and Payne Debt
The article notes Labrador as the largest unexplored mainland region visited by Europeans and mentions a great auk egg valued high in trade. It reports London's tailors planning for labor reforms amid global union threats. It cites a Washington Post remark on U.S. debtor status and a long outstanding $205.92 owed to John Howard Payne’s heirs since his Tunis consulate days.
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Labrador
London
Washington Post
United States
Cameron
John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
Payne
Tunis
God
Central Asia
Haldeman
New York
England
Air bag tested in Pennsylvania coal mines proves effective
A new air bag device tested in deep anthracite mines shows practical success. The suit includes an air bag worn on the back with a nose clamp, a hose to the mouth, a battery, and lamp. Rescuers can enter after blasts to handle fire damp without harm.
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Pennsylvania
British reject massive ironclads after costly misstep
Lord Armstrong and the British Admiralty concede the large ironclads were a mistake and will not build more unwieldy warships. The New York News notes the American navy avoids such oversized vessels, opting for effective standard types in line with practical experience.
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England
Lord Armstrong
Victoria
Admiralty
New York News
France
Italy
Redwood Lumber Fails to Win Broad Market Share
The article notes redwood lumber has not gained expected appreciation in Eastern and Western markets. It highlights its beauty wide clear grain and fire resistant properties. It also discusses redwood shingles sold east of California and the material’s durability despite sparks failing to ignite a reef of shingles.
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San Francisco
California
Unsafe Lifeboats in a Sea of Faith and Doubt
A pastor warns against tempting lifeboats of fleshly works, occult theories, or inconsistent Christianity. He champions the gospel lifeboat by Christ’s sacrifice as the only safe rescue, urging personal surrender and trust to enter and stay ashore.
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Vigilant
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Valkyrie
Paul
Camperdown
Lionel Lukin
Long Acre
London
Kent
Lionel Lunkin
William Hillary
Isle of Man
Bay of Biscay
Gulf of Mexico
Wales
Birkenhead
Cape of Good Hope
Anglesea
Exmouth
Cambria
Nova Scotia
Long Island Sound
Ramsgate
Margate
South Shield
Theosophy
Grace Darling
Mme. Blavatsky
Annie Besant
David
Niagara Falls
Gate of Heaven
Heaven
Greece
Elijah
Jerusalem
Earth
God
Atlantic Ocean
East Hampton
American
Ayrshire
Squaw Beach
United States
Box
Lyles
Coston
Merriman
United Heavens
Our Salvation
Christ the Lord
Christ
Simon
Cyrene
City of
New
Cimland
Peterof
Finland
Apothecaries and the rise of early medicine shops
Fragmentary text traces the rise of apothecaries from ancient and medieval origins through Cordova and into European practice. It notes royal and noble support, the spread of apothecary shops, and the use of herbs laboratories distillation, with mentions of Avicenna Arabia and ancient authorities shaping early pharmacology.
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Cordova
Naples
Arabia
Bac
Logans Carlisle Removals Prompted Family Office Question
A Treasury official and his son face scrutiny over recent removals as a polite but pointed exchange questions nepotism. A 32 Yankee style debate reveals demands for relatives in government and the fairness of clerk removals. The dialogue highlights tensions between authority and family ties in public service.
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Legge Tate
Logan Carlisle
The
Treasury
Carlisle
Mr. Car
Dent
Carlicle
Coe Gee
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Wilson Mirror
Ener
Henry Geo. W
Chicago Herald
DR. Talmage
Brooklyn
Fife
Pawser
Assau
Israel
Apothecarices
Brunswick
Straeers
Leninius
Doubless
Rex
Cardan
Europe
Jag
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