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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1889

Page

8

Vast 19th century brief with many names and events

A chaotic compilation notes gold finds in lower California and political shifts in Rhode Island Maine and West Virginia. It covers fires in Philadelphia and Philadelphia markets, lynching, railway strife, violent crimes, deaths, and various legislative actions across the United States and Canada with numerous named people, places and institutions.

How Mascot Is Bred At Kellog Sale Of California Stock

Horsemen praise the Kellog California stock sale for unprecedented attendance and sharp bidding. Mascot and his full brother by Stamboul out of Minnehaha headline purchases, with Stamboul noted for fast records and strong progeny. Multiple bids from Jock Bowen and Beacon George Hicks mark strong interest as New England buyers seek Stamboul offspring. Allen Lowe reports on brisk sale activity and future purchases anticipated by Boston buyers.

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Street Cars for the Dead in Buenos Ayres

The Brill car works finished three funeral street cars for Buenos Ayres, first of their kind in the country. They include first class for wealthy bodies with a black purple design and French plate glass, second and third class for other corpses, and an altar at the forward end of the first class car.

Philadelphia Times Brill Car Works Buenos Ayres

Funeral Train Customs Across Cities and Nations

Describes a cross and candelabra adorned hearse car for funerals on Buenos streetcar lines with nickel plated metal work and coffin shelves. Mourners ride aboard a bier carried to the car, then to the cemetery. Notes similar practices in Mexico and Central America and a Paris morgue train for paupers.

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Such a Fool in the Cornhill Magazine Tale

A narrator recalls Tom Lake a frequent target for mockery and wonders about harm. A holiday visit leads to a mill scene near a level crossing where a blind child stray onto the tracks. Tom dies heroically by saving the child, but the group questions whether he was a fool.

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A Keen Sense of Humor. Philadelphia Record Joke

A brief gag exchange sees a cheerful wife and a dancer stepping on a tank as she laughs heartily. The item mentions a joke captioned Keen Sense of Humor and includes a taunting line about jobs and a New York lock box solicitation.

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