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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1894
Page
9
A study outlines how Boston English differs from standard forms and New York speech. It warns learners not to overmix pronunciations, noting common errors like jarfed and jarred and urging careful, authentic usage to avoid ridicule.
A New York World column describes clipping scraps in public, noting a businessman saving headlines for a scrapbook with themes like Heroism and Crimes. It also shares tales from Buda Pesth about a tiny army tailor collecting military relics and a warning on photography licenses in Russia.
A country gentleman buys an umbrella from an umbrella hawker for 2 marks to avoid further pestering. He asks how long the umbrella will last. The hawker, glancing at the sky, quips that with this weather the umbrella may hold out six to eight weeks. Localanzeiger reports the humorous exchange.
In a tense scheme, Kavanagh plans to lure Gordon to the Mariner's Joy as Taras risks exposure. The conspirators weigh risks, delays, and the need to mislead Taras while Gordon visits the painter Mere Lucas. Gordon reports Taras’s danger and continues visiting, amid wary observations of Mere Lucas and Taras.
In a scene of escalating risk Gordon grows closer to Judith while Kavanagh tightens control. Taras weighs marriage amid Col Bell's financial peril as detectives shadow Rudersdorf. A Fireworks display at the Crystal Palace leads to a tense reunion as Kavanagh corners the group in the crowd.
Kavanagh outlines a covert plan to expose Rudersdorf’s scheme. Taras, Gordon, and the narrator move toward Lambeth, planning a staged disappearance and a prompt rescue. They prepare to meet at Shadwell as Judith Bell enters the scene amid a tense, uncertain night.
The scene unfolds with Gordon’s awkward confession and Judith Bell’s sly advances as Taras and the Kavanaghs observe. The narrator grapples with loyalty and risk, fearing discovery while Taras watches for a decisive signal that could shape events to come.
A Quoted passage from Ploughman extols the human voice as the most effective aid in training road horses. It argues that calm, clear commands and kind praise trump bit, rein, and whip in dispelling fear and boosting ambition in domestic horses.
Dr J M Buckley stresses concise relevance in oratory. He urges speakers to keep talking with moving content and to deliver religious sentiment with conviction, pausing only when audiences wish to continue.
James P. Archibald argues the Wilson bill is a great step toward fair play and prosperity. He contends passage will aid the working majority whose daily wage supports American homes and families.
The Courier notes a protected manufacturer opposing sanitary reforms. The physician in question resists the wellbeing of workers who might seek better living, fearing occupational change if demands for improved conditions arise.
A speaker criticizes the bill as diluted by unnamed men who identify as Democrats yet fail to defend equal rights. He praises a Democrat who remains steadfast and courageous in pushing a strong pro equal rights platform.
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