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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1894

Page

5

The Waiter Girls Across Europe and a Stabbed Incident

A tour through waiter girl culture from Orsova near Belgrade to Berlin Paris and London notes Turkish, Belgian and Spanish waitresses. It details their looks roles and social reception and recalls a violent incident where a red dressed waiter girl stabbed a gentleman in a rural Andalusian wine shop.

Turkey Lower Danube Belgrade Hungary Roumania Servia Orsov Hellig Globe-Democrat Buda- Pesth Germany Berlin Xin Exposition Spain Andalusia Fonda Manzanilla Our Lady of the Girdle Huelva Palos Columbus America

Playing in the Garret Delights City Children

A narrator recalls a childhood garret's simple joys. Rain on the roof, a swing from sloping beams, a friendly chimney, and trunks of old magazines and garments sparked endless play. The piece contrasts garret freedom with city life and questions what in the big city can replace such space.

Garret

Express Car Ghost Parrot Alarm Atop Coffins

An express agent on the Topeka to Manhattan route at night heard a voice from a coffin and feared a haunting. After alarms and door checks, the crew opened coffins and found the talking voice coming from a parrot hidden among express goods.

Topeka Smith Center Topeka State Journal Manhattan Express

Women diplomats and American wives abroad at royal courts

American minister wives and daughters abroad receive high favor at foreign courts. Mrs Bayard, Mrs Eustis, Miss Washburn, Mrs Runyon, and others travel in royal circles, with weddings and court receptions noted. The piece highlights decorous conduct, fashion, and the enduring return home with pride in American identity.

Bayard Queen Victoria Windsor Victoria Regina Mrs. Bayard Eustis Paris Theodore Runyon W. W. Thomas Sweden Oscar Thomas Ewing Belgium Ruth Baker Nicaragua Costa Rica Salvador Minnesota Miss Baker New York Pennsylvania Runyon Levi P. Fuller Vermont Bartlett Tripp Miss Washburn Elizabeth of Austria Rudolph South Dakota

Great Railroads Millage Total Distances Listed

The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe operates 7125 miles. Southern Pacific 6500 miles. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul 6083 miles. Louisville Nashville 4700 miles. Northern Pacific 4400 miles. Chicago Northwestern 4300 miles. Chicago Rock Island Pacific 3500 miles. Illinois Central 2900 miles. Pennsylvania 2500 miles. New York Central Hudson River 2100 miles. Baltimore Ohio 1000 miles.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Southern Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Louisville & Nashville Northern Pacific Chicago & Northwestern Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Illinois Central Pennsylvania New York Central Hudson River Baltimore & Ohio

Japanese Move Toward Pekin Amid War Tactics

Suanenar Sept 28 reports Japanese soldiers rushing to Hiroshima with transports. The Japan Gazette estimates 50 000 men will be embarked or ready to embark in ten days. A Pekin strike is feared though risky, as retreat could prove difficult if Pekin is reached.

Corea Japan

Fatal fight at country dance near Sequoya

Fort Smith Ark Sept 29. A meager report described a fatal fight at a country dance fifteen miles from Sequoya. Three men Harris Fal coner and Rberge were said killed. Subsequently two more bodies Moss the whisky peddler and Wilson were found under a house. They may have been slain to prevent revealing a plot against the three men. Several wounded are believed hidden by friends. The sheriff refuses to go and no arrests have been made.

Fort Smith Ark Sequoya Harris, Falconer Rberge Moss Wilson Fort Ssrra Harris Falcomer Bangs

Polygamists Granted Pardon by President Cleveland

President Cleveland issues a general amnesty proclamation through the State Department pardoning all persons convicted of polygamy under Mormon teachings. The proclamation dated September 29 sits as a landmark in 1880s policy.

Cleveland Washington Department of State Mormon Church

Johnson halves mile record with flying start

Watt Ham Massachusetts September 29. John H Johnson of Syracuse shaved two seconds from Bliss's world mile mark with a flying start paced ride, finishing in 1 minute 50 seconds 3 fifths.

Watt Ham Mass John 8. Johnson Syracuse Bliss

Home for Miners Scheme Debuts at Murphysboro Reunion

At the Murphysboro miners reunion, projectors unveiled plans for a vast Illinois miners home to combine a residence for the aged a hospital and an orphan asylum. With 35000 state miners paying 50 cents monthly for three months then 25 cents for nine months the fund tops $130000, plus expected contributions from coal operators and the public. Ground will be broken next spring.

Murrayspoke Illinois

Killing at Sequoya Ark Sparks Sheriff Silence

At Sequoya Arkansas a dance fight ended in multiple deaths. Harris Falcomer and Bangs died outside the house and Moss the whisky peddler plus Wilson were found dead nearby. The sheriff refuses action and deputies report no arrests.

Debs Case Nearing End In Woods Court

In Cuicano on September 29 the Debs case arguments are nearly complete Judge Woods had signaled a day or two earlier that final pleadings would occur The government's Rosenthal spoke until 10 am Gregory defended the defendants Then John S Miller addressed two hours for the Atchison raid Today W W Irwin will close for the defendants and in the afternoon Mr Walker will close for the government.

Woods Cuicano Debs Judge Woods Mr. Rosenthal Gregory John Miller Atchison W. W. Erwin Mr. Walker

Everhardt Abbott Fight Declared Draw After Twenty Fifth Round

In New Orleans the Jack Everhardt Stanton Abbott bout at Olympic club ended in a draw after twenty five rounds. Everhardt, favored by locals, showed strength and attack while Abbott showcased superior skill at moments, though Everhardt’s wild style drained his energy.

New Ornegans Jack Everhardt Stanton Abbott Olympic Club Everhardt Abbott

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