Chess puzzle series excerpt by Barker and Wardell
In this chess column the editor presents a position labeled No 15 featuring the letter "0" and No 16 with the letter "P" in a Black to move and win scenario. The note indicates continuation in the next issue and references a separate position No 763 by M H Wardell.
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Charles F. Barker
Black
P.” Black
M. H. C. Wardell
Theo
W. Kimley
Greenford
Mr. Kimley
Bristol
A. J. Heffner
Boston
Mass
Bowen
England
March
Fitzpatrick
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Adamson
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J. A. Maynard
Marvelous Cure by Italian Peasant in Stover Case
Mrs Amelia Stover Boston woman recounts a remarkable cure after dislocations and misdiagnoses by doctors in a malpractice suit against Brooklyn doctors Catlin and Elmendorf. She describes how Signora Regina Dal Cin set a displaced thigh and restored movement after years of pain, noting improved mobility and praise for the peasant healer.
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Amelia Stover
Boston
Amelia W. Stover
Elmendorf
Mrs. Thorburn
Signora Regina Val CIA
Stewart L. Woodford
Italy
Mme. da Cin
Newburyport Man Dies by Own Hand in San Francisco
William Wallace Brown of Newburyport Massachusetts aged fifty was found dead at 6 30 am Thursday September 2 at No 3 Valencia street San Francisco with a bullet wound above the right ear and a revolver across his arm A lead pencil letter found in his coat pocket explains domestic troubles and poverty drove the act He leaves a wife but no children and once worked as a special officer at Mechanics Pavilion The note names his wife and cousin and mentions locations on Turk street Ninth street and Larkin street
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The Blondes Fail to Sell Tickets at Theatre Box Office
The theatre night ends in a bust as the Blondes show attracts 100 complimentary guests but no paying patrons. The box office and advance agent wait for purchases, gas is turned on, then off, and the owner leaves with no revenue as the cast and guests depart.
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Belleville
Reddy
Dave Marshall
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Spee
A Pretended Dancer and Other 19th Century Patents
A turbulent mix of political outrage and practical homely advice fills this fragment. The piece criticizes Republicans like Blaine for resisting change of administrations while exposing a self serving motive. It then offers a long advisory on epizootic treatment for horses and ends with a cautionary tale about deceitful deer hunting ploys at Mount Shasta.
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