A Chapter of Accidents at Brackenbridge Depot
Ida Terrill travels from Brackenbridge to Crosby with her uncle Harvey. A wrong road ticket blunder strands her. Arthur Gifford reappears at Crosby, revealing Ida cares for him. The pair reunite aboard a later train, resolving their romance as Ida heads home with plans to return.
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Lizzie Cavins
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Channing
Miss Midfern’s Wedding Ends With Two Marriages
After a railway crash destroys Martha Midfern’s plans, she agrees to marry Doctor Paley to honor duty. Yet hidden feelings surface as Hannah Dulcimer loves Harry Sevier, who is bound to Martha by circumstance and honor, leading to a double wedding.
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Mystery of No 58 Dead House in Munich
Doctor recounts a night in Munich's Gottsaker dead house where a supposedly dead Baronin Friesbach showed life signals. He discovers a pulsing artery revived the patient after a false death, examines catalepsy, and notes the ethical secrecy kept to protect the Friesbach family.
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Sendlingerther
Doctor
Maximilianstrasse
Sendlingerther’s
Asaerika
Gottsakers
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Friesbach
Heidelberg
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Himmel
Hansel
Baronia
Friesbachs
Gottsaker
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Misogynic dialogue questions a woman's virtue and wealth
A speaker rails at women using satire as he questions the attraction of a fashionable girl. The rants touch on beauty fortune lineage and gender roles while the narrator recalls a past love, ending with a newspaper tag from St James Gazette.
Grant family quietly in New York home amid scandal claims
The New York Tribune reports the Grant family living in an old Sixty sixth street house as Col Frederick and Jesse R publish the second volume of the general's memoirs. Buck Grant of Westchester farm and ex Senator Charles of Colorado comment on Ward and Fish checks and the alleged profits from Marine bank deals.
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New York Tribune
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A. S. Grant
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Westchester County
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Colorado
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Health laws of Jews praised by medical monthlies
The New England Medical Monthly lauds Jewish dietary and health practices as promoting long life. Dr Picard attributes this to strict health rules in Mosaic law and Egyptian codes, noting meat quality, restraint in alcohol, and Sabbath observance as factors in strong digestion and kidney health.
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New England Medical Monthly
Picard
Warner
Grain and livestock prices multiple markets report
Milwaukee and St Paul market roundup lists wheat corn oats rye barley flaxseed and flour prices for cash and futures, plus pork lard butter eggs and hay. Prices appear in cents per unit and dollars per hundredweight with ranges across commodities and packaging.
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Milwaukee
Red Star Cough Cure and St Jacobs Oil Promote Cures
Several hospitals and curative institutions rely on Red Star Cough Cure for throat and lung troubles saying it cures. St Jacobs Oil is advertised as curing rheumatism with a price noted at twenty five cents.
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Puggy O Leary Pleads Guilty in Double Murder Trial
Chicago murderer known as Puggy O Leary pleads guilty in criminal court, hoping to escape execution. He is charged with killing his mistress and sister on the same night, three months ago, after two witnesses reportedly swore to seeing the murders, aiding the plea.
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Chicago
Criminal
Grant's Book in England Review of General Grant memoirs
London papers dedicate substantial space to Grant memoirs with readers in the first volume and reviews in major papers like The Times. The writer notes Grant’s noble endurance amid illness and the political missteps postwar, while praising his military career and the abolition of slavery as a realized outcome.
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Times
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Lincoln
Washington
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