Woman Slayer Likely To Receive Support Amid Sentencing
Commentary notes the husband killer’s appeal may win sympathy from the public and jury, framing the case as a gendered tragedy where the accused is labeled a “lady killer” despite the crime.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
2
Blessed are the peacemakers in enduring verse and memory
A historic phrase endures beyond time from a centuries old word that still resonates as a call for peace and reconciliation among people across generations.
Congress Narrowly Survives Inside Explosion Threat
An insider blast narrowly failed to trigger a civil war level crisis as lawmakers faced an attempted explosion amid tense power struggles. Investigators probe motive and security lapses while leaders vow to press ahead.
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Congress
Philippines Seek Anarchy as Ideal Government
After three centuries under Spanish rule the people of the Philippines view anarchy as the ideal form of governance.
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The
Philippines
Arctic Voices Heard Across Distances in Extreme Cold
Capt Perry notes that in Arctic cold sounds travel far and people can converse in a common voice from a mile away. He explains how intense cold conditions carry voices farther than usual.
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Capt. Perry
Arctic
Controversial Lynching Remarks Stir Southern Debate
A critic condemns violence by white women against black men as a new lynching form in the South, arguing such vengeance stems from racial tensions and urging restraint to spare white men from risk.
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South
Echoes of Civil War Heroes and Rising Leaders
The piece recalls 61 and the Ap pomattox surrender era, noting many Civil War heroes were unknown at the start. It questions future greatness in today’s struggles, mentioning Fitz Lee and Theodore Roosevelt as figures of high expectation, with upends of primacy possible.
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Appomattox
Fitz Lee
Theodore Roosevelt
Spain Plans Cuban Clash Amid Far Reaching Sacrifices
The article describes Spanish statesmen pursuing a battle in Cuba with aims of heroic sacrifice and a graceful ascent, suggesting the army will rejoice in victory and bury its dead without tears. It compares to a western sheriff recounting a first hanging, noting a haunting change in Jim's gaunt, sorrowful appearance.
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Spain
Cuba
Jim
Governor Plays Cricket Stirring Debate on Dignity
Jamaica’s governor is criticized by a local paper for taking up cricket and recreating himself as Caesar. The article questions whether such unbending dignity is appropriate and imagines how Caesar would fare at bat, suggesting even rulers can loosen up.
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Jamaica
Caesar
Nansen’s Windmill Power Breaks Ice Dark North
An article notes that Kansas and Nebraska soils lack rainfall for crops yet an inexhaustible water deposit lies underground in the arid region. It recalls Nansen using a windmill to generate light and heat for his icebound Fram, suggesting Kansas farmers imitate his harnessing of wind and water to conquer nature.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Nansen
Call for Reform of Ethical Code for Lawyers
The National Reform association joins the National Prison association calling for a reconstruction of lawyers ethical code to curb crime. It argues attorneys enable criminal immunity and mislead juries, contrasting reform with examples from Horace Binney Lincoln and Choate praising lawyers nationwide for integrity and devotion.
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National Reform Association
National Prison Association
Horace Binney
Abraham Lincoln
Joseph H. Choate
Haman and Mordecai in a Persian court tale sermon
A preacher analyzes the Esther story to draw lessons on pride downfall and divine justice. Mordecai’s quiet integrity contrasts with Haman’s vanity, showing how petty slights and arrogance lead to swift reversal and how wrongs rebound on their harborer. The tale warns against placing trust in fortune and urges steadfast faith in God.
Late Suppers Question Old Health Belief
A foreign article challenges the long held view that late suppers harm health. It argues many thin and weak people suffer because they do not eat at night when they crave it, stating a continual vitality waste and tissue loss occurs regardless of condition.
Telegraph Typewriter Keeps Pace Across Distances
Pennsylvania railroad officials test a tele type machine combining telegraph and typewriter functions. It uses a Remington like keyboard and prints the touched letter at the distant end. The device requires no telegraph knowledge to operate. An unrelated report notes an enemy knocking a man down, followed by a friend kicking him.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Nostalgia Triggered Home Remedy Tale
A city doctor prescribes sugar pellets for nostalgia causing appetite loss and weight drop. The patient returns home, improves with fresh air and walking, and the village physician confirms the remedy was only homesickness, not a medical disease.
A Minute with Miss Sprockits Judge
A lighthearted diary entry describes a luncheon at Farmby’s with Mrs Farmby and a visit to Wheeler’s to see a new crank hanger. The writer praises the meal including chicken, potatoes, bread and butter, milk, olives, pie, and nutmeg hints, ending with a playful remark about the crank hanger.
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Wheeler’s
The Czar at Home
The article contrasts Alexander III the late czar as an autocrat in family life with Nicholas II who treats his wife as a partner. In urgent matters he joins her, while he works at his desk and she embroideries. When a minister arrives she pretends to retire but the czar tells her she is not unnecessary.
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Mordecai
Haman
Goliath
Robespierre
Charles the First
Strafford
Lord Jeffries
London Tower
Bradshaw
Westminster Abbey
Tyburn
Persia
Christ
God
Tamerlane
Ahab
Naboth
Herod
Bethlehem
Felix
Louis the Twelfth
Louis the Highteenth
France
Alexander III
Russia
Nicholas II
Qne of Those Left Behind
A letter from a wife to her husband in the war explains her emotional stance and practical concerns. She urges him to stay healthy and requests all salary as it falls due, noting the government will take care of him. The missive reflects personal sacrifice and wartime separation.
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John
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Washington
Paul
Melita
Prescott
the Czar
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