Buck Tupper's Western Romance and a Grim Reunion
In a rugged western tale narrated by a weary traveler, Buck Tupper, a reckless gambler, falls for a photographed image of a mysterious woman. After Buck is fatally wounded, the woman revealed as Mrs Buck Tupper becomes the true beacon, guiding Buck’s fate and altering the narrator’s memory of the past. Years later in Boston, a Salvation Army scene reawakens the memory of Mrs Buck Tupper as Captain Mildred, suggesting a dramatic, silent intersection between past and present.
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Boston
Duane Street
Salvation Army
Jesus
Mildred
Buck
Trust in Thy Care Poem Fragment religious vow
A devotional verse fragment speaks of entrusting the future to divine care. The speaker asks for guidance and protection, expressing confidence that God will choose what is best and grant lasting rest. The sentiment emphasizes faith, surrender, and spiritual assurance.
Money in the Bay City. A Bishop’s tale of faith and marriage
A veteran bishop recounts a San Francisco accident on Bay street and a life changing moment of prayer that led to a stranger couple seeking him for a wartime like rite. He performs their wedding on the bay window scene as a man offers a gold gift, promising more if needed.
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Larkins
Buck
O'Flaherty
Harper
Jim
Angel of Purity
Bay Street
North Deech
San Francisco
Alameda
San Jose
Santa Clara
P. T. McCabe
Himboldt County
San
Eureka
Jookea
Lever
North Beach
Golden Wedding in Monroe Ga Marks Notable Celebration
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus J. Hughes was celebrated at their son-in-law James Day’s residence in Monroe Ga. The couple aged 74 and 67 received hearty congratulations as decorations, delicacies, music, and many elegant presents highlighted the event, described as the county’s most notable occasion.
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J. Hughes
Monroe
Moxrosz
James Day
Rufus J. Hughes
House and Senate Pension Debate and South Carolina Contested Case
In Washington on February 11, Mr. Johnson of Indiana moved a question of privilege with a long preamble and resolution urging the House to require the Elections Committee to act on the Miller Elliot South Carolina contested seat within five days. A speaker ruled no privilege. Mr. Brown of Indiana defended the Elections Committee as Republicans filibustered on pension bill debate while Democrats yielded. The Senate then took up relief for Kenneahan colonists in California after routine business.
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House
Senate
Washington
Johnson
Indiana
Committee of Elections
South Carolina
Miller
Elliot
Brown
Committee On
California
Aged Lady Assaulted in Lee County Alabama
A negro man assaulted an old white lady in eastern Lee County Alabama. He entered her house, grabbed her by the hair, and fled after she screamed for help. Sheriff Gibson dispatched with his dogs via Bret train. Officers pursued to Mrs Crapps area. one suspect arrested and taken for identification. Also, Will Howard sentenced to death in St Louis circuit court for murder in Kentucky.
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Oreuika
Ala
Lee
Gibson
Walden
Pegee Ann
Aaron Duncan
Caryi
St. Louis
Will Howard
Bland
Howard
Kentucky
Maries County
Thomas McMie
Augusta to Get 175000 Ice Plant in Deal
To Cool Augusta report states Columbus Iron Works of Columbus, Georgia has closed a deal with Augusta parties for erecting a $175,000 ice plant on the Augusta site. Payment was made on the spot and construction begins at once as long as the papers are signed.
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Augusta
Columbus Iron Works Company
Columbus
Augusta Orgae
Telegraph sale blocked by judge in Macon
The Telegraph of Macon Georgia remains unsold as Judge Jenkins refuses to confirm the sale and orders a resale amidst fundraising and public notice. Separate items note Mrs Lucretia Powers accusing Arthur Powers of twice assaulting her 10 year old daughter and authorities delaying bond. A Richmond Virginian terminal meeting was postponed due to attendance and a Lehigh Valley track segment at Hazleton Pa reports storage and sale preparations for horses and other livestock.
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Telegraph
Macon
Jenkins
Cen Central Railroad
Indianapolis
Lucretia Powers
Arthur Powers
Ricuono
Richmond Terminal Company
Pomeranian Returns After Losses in Fierce Atlantic Storm
The Allen line steamer Pomeranian from Glasgow bound for New York returned to Greenock after a severe storm 1150 miles west of Glasgow. A heavy sea swept the deck saloon chart house bridge and boats away. Captain Dalzell and mates John Cook and John Hamilton were swept overboard and drowned.
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Lonpox
Allen Line
Glasgow
Movilit
New York
Greenock
Dalzell
John Cook
John Hamilton
Trade Review Shows Mixed Warnings Amid Market Shifts
New York February 11 R G Dun Co notes no major events but silver legislation defeat and gold deposits by New York banks in the treasury influence markets. Banks hope excess gold in the treasury may ease withdrawals while trade overall improves except for harsh weather. Cotton down but textiles strong. iron demand rises in Pittsburgh and Louisville reports steady sales. Foreboding notes on unsold stocks and varied activity across the south.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Seuare
House
Treasury
Baltimore
Ittsburg
Louisville
Little Rock Fair
South
New Orleans
Cuba
Canada
Anti-Option Bill debated as cure for national ills
A lengthy editorial argues Congress must pursue remedial legislation to aid agrarian South and West against speculative pressure from New York and Chicago. It condemns option trading as a profit machine harming producers, calls for decisive action, and envisions broader economic reform across farming and national markets.
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Congress
Board of Exchange
New York
Chicago
United States
Jas, M. Smith
State of
Georgia
Qute
N. Y
Senate of the
Associated Press
Liverpool
Dimenico’s
Supreme Law of Trade— Supply and Demand
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Dingler
St Larkins
New Hampshire Hills
Ross Harper
Cincinnati
Fare Bank
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Bayond
Duck
Buck Tupper
Mrs. Buck Tupper
Tupper
Tran
Mattie M. Boteler
Cincinnati Post
Religious . Department
O.P. Fitzgerald
Holman
House and Senate
Hazueron
Lehigh Valley
W. S. Houtman
Duns Weekly Review
Iovomibions de
Vancouver
B. C
Cornelius
Cadbero Bay
Shoe
Pore
Smale
Ceealetes
New Lumber and Land Company
Amuanta
Dan Rowntree
Stephen G. Clarke
Edward P. Kennard
McKeever
Jefferson Court
Lyndon
Athens
Dixie Seed CO
Boyleston
Council
Supreme Court
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