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Tag Archives: 1889.02

1889.02.28

Thursday February 28th 1889: Holding the clam up to his ear, he hears a little voice whisper, “You will never defeat us, Mister Baird. We were here long before you and we will be here long after. We will prevail.” Read more here. See more here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-282020-02-17Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, Baird, clam

1889.02.27

Wednesday February 27th 1889: She warned him, yet he persisted. At the waterfront she gathered up the wind. The birds landed while the trees became still. She poured the wind into his ear, changing his mind. Read more here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-272020-01-25Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, bird, Weather

1889.02.26

Tuesday February 26th 1889: After a thorough washing, dressing in newly washed clothes, Mr. Hutchins open his front door and knows the unequaled bliss of feeling Death say, “Not yet…” Read more here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-262020-01-25Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, death, Hutchins

1889.02.25

Monday February 25th 1889: Mr. Heney’s trip to the underworld provides him with much knowledge of letters and their places. He begin to formulate plans to bring back a little Tartarus to the print shops of Eureka. Read more here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-252020-01-25Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, Heney, printing, Tartarus

1889.02.24

Sunday February 24th 1889: The spirit of the coyote explores the courtroom before ascending through the cupola to converse with Minerva and return to his origin. Read more here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-242020-01-25Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, courthouse, coyote, Minerva, statues

1889.02.23

Saturday February 23rd 1889: Mr. Morrison opens the door to the tunnel passageways, leaving the lower basement of the new courthouse for the first time. Read more here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-232020-01-25Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, courthouse, Morrison, tunnel

1889.02.22

Friday February 22nd 1889: Wrapped in bunting, the red, white, and blue reveller outside Centennial Hall asks the ghost of George Washington for the truth about the cherry tree. Read more here and here.

Posted bySolomon Everta2020-02-222020-01-25Posted inUncategorizedTags:1889.02, Centennial Hall, Washington

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