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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1890

Page

2

Abandoned Claim Prize Sparks Literary Contest Revelry

The report chronicles a prize competition awarding Flora Haines Loughead of San Francisco $800 for An Abandoned Claim and other top awards to Bemerritt New Canaan Connecticut for The Brephens and Marjorie Dorchester for A Revolutionary Lass. It notes a sweep of entries from Emma Ottaway to Elbridge Brooks and mentions a composite list of subjects and suggestions, with editorial commentary on the standards and outcomes.

Flora Haines Loughead San Fran‘sco California Bemerritt New Canaan Conn Caroline M. Kirkland Cheape Marjorie ‘Ichardeen Dorchester Emma ‘Spire Secorat

Unreadable OCR fragment on company meeting

Fragmentary text mentions a company and a meeting with unclear details. Readable entities are scarce and no concrete event, date, or person can be identified from the snippet.

Tale of Dobby and the Baxter Family in Fort Benning

A quirky tale follows Dobby the gluttonous, clever helper who shifts power in a humble household led by the stern Miss Miss Rossiter. Lazarus-like figures include Liler the dishonest cat, the stout Baxter clan, and a constable urged to do his duty as tensions rise among the improvised prairie community.

Tom P. Morgan Dirk Olivers Fort Bens Tees Baxters Baxter Dobby Bart Mavaheh Hite Martha Dotby Thakwat

Leather artillery and divorce trends mix in early commentary

A historical column notes leather cannon, credited to Col Robert Scott, as an experimental weapon once seen as superior to iron. It also discusses modern French divorce law expansions, reporting 1631 divorces in a period and analyzing why many separations occur before age 30, amid shifting social norms.

York Col Robfet Scott Ies of England

Rich Magnates Inheritances and Oil Trusts Highlight 19th Century Wealth

A historical feature outlines fortunes of financiers like Rockefeller Astor Vanderbilt and Gould. It discusses inherited wealth projected to grow into billions, details Standard Oil influence and rail securities, and notes Rothschilds and patents of industrial power. The piece mentions John D Rockefeller as leader of Standard Oil and references early oil refining and monopoly dynamics.

John D. Rocketalan Stagard Oil Trust Willams Wallert ‘Astor Aot Obin Jacob Astor Corgens Anata Rothecins Rothschild Pennsylvania Sva Amd

Anecdotes of the Famous Problem Enduring Era

A compact recount traces the enduring puzzles around a famed problem with references to leaders, places, and dates. It notes shifts in situational thinking and highlights notable moments that shaped public understanding.

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