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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1888
Page
2
France Election Sees Boulanger Fail to Earn Vote
A French election for public office yields zero votes for Gen. Boulanger, making the result a rare curiosity and signaling unusual public opposition or apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Gen. Boulanger
Rubinstein Accepts $20,000 for Fifty U.S. Concerts
The pianist Anton Rubinstein has accepted an offer of twenty thousand dollars for fifty performances across the United States in the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Rubinstein
United States
Miss Mary Anderson Visits Tennysons in Isle of Wight
Since her return from Paris Miss Mary Anderson has been visiting Lord and Lady Tennyson at their romantic Isle of Wight home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mary Anderson
Lord and Lady Tennyson
Isle of Wight
Hair Dye Mental Illness and Arsenic Poisoning Reported
A Louisville girl is described as insane from hair dye use while in Ohio another woman who ingested arsenic to improve complexion narrowly survived the poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio
Maple sugar trade noted in Massachusetts boast
The Somerville Journal states that more maple sugar is sold in Massachusetts each year than is produced in the entire United States and notes that none is imported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mass
Massachusetts
United States
Man on Through Train Targeted for Ticket Early
A story notes a man’s gravitation to shabbiness begins when the conductor singles him out for his ticket before the first stop. His only hope of revenge lies in his possession of a pass.
Atlantic City Sea Wagon exploratory pleasure scheme starts
An Atlantic City correspondent reports a new company formed to operate a sea wagon as a pleasure scheme. The vessel was originally intended as a life saving apparatus for rescuing people from ships in danger and will be launched into the ocean hourly, inviting passengers at will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Texas postmaster delays mail sack dispatch
A country Texas post office appoints a postmaster who, for several days, reports receiving no mail. The mail agent informs the railway mail service superintendent, who writes to the post master. The post master replies he waits for the mail sack to fill before sending it to the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Railway Mail Service
Gladstone Owns Canadian Land With View of Niagara Falls
A Pall Mall Gazette writer recalls visiting Niagara Falls long ago and noting that Mr Gladstone owned a Canadian side land parcel with a splendid Falls view He was asked to sell during Prospect Park plans but declined with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Niagara Falls
Gladstone
Prospect Park
Flood Lures Cattle To Tame Familiarity In Georgia
A Kinchafoonee Creek overflow in Lee County Georgia trapped a farmer's cattle in a submerged field for days. He paddled a bateau to reach them and feed the herd, noting the animals grew tame and gentle through the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee County
Georgia
Courage in Danger A Soldier Reflects On Fear
An army officer notes courage is curious. He recalls deliberately facing danger with fear to appear brave, yet in sudden unexpected danger he felt no fear and fought with apparent courage, only to wilt afterward as if a wet rag.
Well Excavation Reveals Dry Underground Cave Near Tully
Workmen sinking a well at Martin G Fuller’s property in Tully New York uncovered a bottomless pit that led to a dry cave about forty feet below the surface. Explorers lowered by ropes found the cave about a mile long and extending under a lake with no water present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin G. Fuller
Tully
N. Y
Peculiar Will Divides Body Parts and Leaves Estate
Dr Everett Wagner of Metcalfe County Kentucky died leaving 12000 dollars to charitable institutions and a will that assigns his left hand to Napoleon Wagner, the right hand to another brother, and distributes legs feet teeth nose ears gums among relatives. Executors face questions on carrying out the unusual bequests after his burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Wagner
Metcalfe County
Napoleon Bonaparte Wagner
Leaves Compressed by Gun-Cotton at Torpedo Works
An experiment at the United States Torpedo Works compressed gun-cotton between two heavy iron blocks. A one inch thick by three to four inch diameter charge exploded in a center hole with fulminate of mercury cap, pushing one iron piece onto the other and leaving impressions of the leaves before they escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Torpedo Works
Mills bill reconstruction dominates Washington debate
The Mills bill is reworked and will appear before the committee of the whole as the Democratic caucus bill, not the Mills version. Chairman Mills laments the changes and questions party loyalty to revenue reduction. Also, Sen. MacDonald linked a Senate bill granting a pension increase for John G. Morrill, a Civil War veteran from Company K, First Minnesota, now assistant doorkeeper, from 24 to 45 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Democratic Caucus
Sion
MacDonald
Senate
John G. Morrill
Morris
Minnesota
Bull Run
James D. Jenkins
Osage
Iowa
Sisseton
Dakota
United States
West
Custom
Coke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Union
Duluth, Rainy Lake River & Southwestern Railway Company
Red River
Deaths of pioneer John W. McClung and railman L B Rock
John W. McClung, an early St. Paul pioneer, died suddenly at his home. L B Rock, famed railway official and former Milwaukee Northern division superintendent, collapsed on stairs in Milwaukee and died instantly, aged about 63, after suffering two strokes in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. McClung
St. Paul
L. B. Rock
Northern Division
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Numerous criminal cases and civil cases shake Midwest and West
Arrests span Kansas to Pennsylvania with a Stafford telegram defaulter case in Jones, a 60 day stay request for Blinkey Morgan, Meitner’s suicide in Wisconsin, Christie and Ferris sentenced for Police Officer Glenn’s murder in Wheeling, and Apache-led raids in Sonora. Parkersburg torture reported. Iowa cut-face capture. Iowa college anti secret society clash with vandalism and masked antis forcing breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Jones
Pittsburgh
Stafford
Kan
Jones
Kansas
Ohio State Board of Pardons
Montezuma
Sonora
Red Murphy
Professor Sherman
Harasspe
R. S. McClaughrey
Boodle County
Chicago
Ogelaby
McClaughrey
Expulsion of Jews from Moscow and related notices
All Jews except first guild merchants ordered to quit Moscow within a fortnight. Over 100 expelled Jews pass Cracow en route to America. The Tahiti reports unrest in Tahiti and possible native uprisings against French authority. A Berlin theater scaffold collapse kills one worker and injures others. the empress aids relief. Dispatches from Zanzibar mention Maj. Barttelot reporting Stanley’s camp safe with ample food. Tippoo Tib’s behavior deemed unsatisfactory. Bismarck’s passport edict bans French subjects from Alsace Lorraine without an eight week visa. French military require extra residence permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Cracow
America
Tahiti
San Francisco
Royal Theater
Berlin
Germany
Zanzibar
Tippoo Tib
Barttelot
Singatini
Congo
Maj. Barttelot
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
Salsbury Gazette
Bismarck
Alsace-Lorraine
Paris
Train kills boy at Granite Falls and bridge collapse in Ohio
A six year old boy of Chris Knudson was crushed by a freight train near Granite Falls Minnesota while attempting to place a brick on the track. Three spans of the Gaysport bridge south of Janesville Ohio fell into the Muskingum during a storm. A boy crossing was blown from his horse but unharmed. In Kansas a severe storm with hail and rain caused extensive damage including to grain and glass. Floods on the Solomon river swept two families away and left three children dead near Redfield Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Knudson
Granite Falls
Minn
Gaysport
Janesville
Ohio
Muskingum
Kansas
Cloud
Clay
Warren Q. Cooledge
Redfield
Dak
Fire destroys barns and farm implements in Nebraska tragedy
A barn fire after a lantern was kicked from a hand burned two barns, four horses, a granary with 500 bushels of wheat, millet, grain and tools. The owner, Cooledge, faced possible insanity amid repeated farming losses. Chadron reports a devastating water spout inland with 10 foot river walls and 16 foot surge, feared casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooledge
Chadron
Nebraska
White River
Fikhorn
Revival depths and regional notices sweep the Midwest
Miscellaneous notes report Lake Agnes revival immersions of twenty five. Winona County returns to Dunnell support. Bishop Gilmore bans funeral flowers by priests to curb abuse. Northern Pacific expands in St Paul with ten miles of new track and a Soo freight depot. Thunderstorms lash Wheeling region with drownings and structural damage while Virginia miners face unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roocher McClaughrey
Chicago
Lake Agnes
Alexandria
Minn
Winona County
Rochester
Mark H. Dunnell
Gilmore
Canton
Ninth Cavalry
Fort Robinson
Oelrichs
Oak
Joliet Steel Company
Ill
Nathaniel West
D. D
Synod of Minnesota
First Presbyterian Church of
A. J. Snell
W. B. Tascott
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Tascott
Northern Pacific Road
St. Paul
Georgia Synod
Tennessee Steel & Iron Company
Wise County
Virginia
Boapen
Wheeling
West Virginia
Bridgeport
Joseph Taylor
Clements & Russell's
Circus
Wheeling Island
Charleston
Robert Shannon
Stevensville
William Powell
Parkersburg
Red Men on a Rampage Near Oelrichs Nebraska
A local scare about an Indian outbreak near Oelrichs Nebraska spread after a Wyoming settler heard a claim by four Cheyenne visitors. Gov. Church ordered readiness of militia and reported to the war department. Officials say the panic is baseless, with Pine Ridge agency reports of calm and plans discussed to divide reservations delaying any outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelrichs
Oak
Parker
Chadron
Pine Ridge
Fort Robinson
Nebraska
Mr. Parker
Ecare
Oedrichs
Gov. Church
War Department
Department of the Interior
W. J. Thornby
Oelrich
Adj
Jenkins
Col Thornby
Vilas
Pine Ridge Agency
Odrichs
Turtle Mountain
St. Paul
Gen
Tower, Brule
Crow Creek
Gasoline Barrel Explosion Hits Frederrickton Grocery
A gasoline barrel exploded in the cellar of Charles E Zellers grocery in Frederrickton Maryland. Two people were killed and over 100 injured as fire and a blast shattered windows and the brick front. Victims include women children and many burned or injured while responders battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederrickton
Maryland
Charles E. Zellers
Four Dead in Wisconsin Farmhouse Tragedy
Readstown area crime shocks locals as Reuben Drake and wife aged about sixty are found shot to death beside their grandchildren whose throats were cut. The house shows signs of ransacking and a possible attempt to steal pension money. neighbor reports hearing shots. Investigators search for a local suspect in a sparsely settled farming region near Kickapoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoine Probst
Kickapoo
Wis
Reuben Drake
James Dupee
Drake
Readstown
Viroqua
Drake's
Wisconsin
Mr. Drake
Presbyterian Centennial Brings North and South Presbyterians Together
In Philadelphia the Presbyterian Centennial linked the Northern and Southern general assemblies for the first time in over a quarter century. Rev J J Bullock presided at the Academy of Music with Rev W H Roberts and Rev J T Smith among speakers. Crowds of about 5 000 filled both halls as ministers and lay members shared fraternal greetings and praises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Presbyterian Church
Academy of Music
Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church In
Joseph T. Smith
Baltimore
Northern Assembly
James McCosh
Princeton College
John Hall
New York
Charles H.stoddard
The
New York Observer
Bullock
Smith
Brooklyn
T. Dwight Witherspoon
Louisville
Horticultural Ball
Academy
Charles L. Thompson
Kansas City
Thompson
William O. P. Breckinridge
Lexington College
Howard Crosby
Cleveland
Dakota in Congress sparks animated House debate on admission
The House wrestled with South Dakota's statehood amid a heated clash over Dakota officials. Gifford attacked carpetbagger rule and federal appointees, while Butterworth Springer and others clashed in a rapid volley of questions and retorts. The chamber roared at Springer's replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dakota
Gifford
Butterworth
Baker
New York
Springer
Symes
Colorado
Gear
Kerr
Struble
Iowa
Hawks
Five New Bishops Elected by M E Conference in New York
Two more bishops Drs Newman and Goodsell added to the Methodist Episcopal list. John Philip Newman born 1826 in New York City rose from seminary to minister and editor and served as Grant era chaplain and Madison Avenue preacher. Daniel A Goodsell born 1840 Newburg NY became a leading church educator and pastor in Brooklyn New Haven and New York areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman and
Goodsell
M. E
New York
John Philip Newman
New York City
Cazenovia Seminary
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Grant
United States
Newman
Madison Avenue Congregational Church
Gen. Grant
British Society of Biblical Archeology
Daniel A. Goodsell
Church Board of Education
Newburg
N. Y
Buell Goodsell
University of New York
Green Point Tabern
Dakota convention call signed for July in Huron
Gen Hugh J Campbell issues a call for a general convention of 700 delegates from North and South Dakota to meet in Huron July 10 and 11. The gathering aims to lay out plans for the upcoming fall campaign and unite divisionists and statehood supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Campbell
North
South Dakota
Huron
H. J. Een
Yankton
John A. Owen
Smet
J. C. Headley
Salem
Central Committee
Calls for Dakota July 12 Conventions Bring Diverse Leaders
Aimed at uniting divisionists in Dakota, notices call for July 12 conventions in Huron for lawyers farmers bankers and tradesmen Dakota press ministers and more. The events seek review of the general convention's legality and guidance on division and statehood plans with about one thousand delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Legal Bar of
Huron
D. W. Diggs
Milbank
Dakota Press
Augustine Davis
Dakota Huronite
W.8. Bowen
Yankton Press
Dakotian
D.D. McCaslin
Joseph Ward
D. D
Yankton College
C. E. Hager
Madison
North
South Dakota
Pensions Paid, Surplus Rises as Treasury Shows Activity
The United States treasurer paid out 12,590,000 this month on pensions while monthly receipts exceed expenditures by nearly 5,000,000. Treasury surplus fluctuated to 96,000,000 before climbing to 101,000,000 amid other policy moves and international notes. Premier actions include a Mexico Central America Haiti San Domingo Brazil conference, postal carrier hour limits, and aid to Marion Iowa’s National Bank. Austin and Browntown Texa s cyclone wrecks churches and homes, with deaths and injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Mexico
Central America
Haiti
San Domingo
Brazil
First National Bank
Marion
Iowa
Charles Tupper
Canada
London
C. BE. Foster
Browntown
Texas
Amanda Willis
George Reed
Nayaunee
Elkhart County
Indiana
Adelbert Kreiger
Dayton O
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cliiton Heights
Wisconsin
Marinette
C. F E. Pike
Winnebago
J. H. Gould
Wadsworth
FE. W. Drake
Milwaukee
8. M. Bixby
St. Croix
Senate rejects fisheries treaty in open session vote
The Senate voted 28 to 27 not to consider the fisheries treaty in open session, along strict party lines except Hale voting with Democrats against the Riddleberger resolution. No date set for taking up the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hale
Jury Awards Swanson $15000 in Train Injury Suit
In Marshall Minnesota a jury rules for Ole G Swanson against St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba RR for 15000 in damages after Swanson was pushed from a train. Several other notices report deaths wrecks and crime across Missouri Iowa and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole G. Swanson
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad Company
Marshall Minn
Vedict
Plantiff
Minnesota News Roundup From Lake City and Nearby
A Minnesota column reports William Ereegar of Lake City with a hand wound from a revolver mishap. John Shell, a section hand, escaped permanent injury after being run over by a hand car near Lake Wob. A Browntown church fair raised over 70 for church purposes. An injury at Glencoe Station left C H Slocum badly cut to the face. Dr Hewitt released mortality data for 1887, noting 12,731 deaths and over 9 percent from consumption. A Le Sueur worker, John Bossel, was shocked by a falling stone, fracturing ribs. Coal is discovered near Jordan at 70 feet deep, spurring exploration. A Sturne case in New Ulm ends with discharge after a year in jail. Old Abe Post encampment slated for Lake Benton June 19-21 with a 48-woman broom brigade. A Fergus Falls fire incident fatally burns a farmer’s daughter. Otter Tail’s Thomas Conway faces horse theft charges. St. Cloud records a death by self-administered morphine. Laverne plans $3,000 bonds for a town hall. Jasper stone quarry investigation eyes a joint stock venture. Martinka dies at New Ulm hospital from a gunshot. Faribault man Peter Roth dies after kidney disease and a past shooting. Lake City’s Prof Moore to resign June 8 and move to St Paul for law. Nobles County’s J J Lenz has 250 acres of thriving wheat. Jackson residents store fish in cellar water. A St Paul widow sues lumberman George Campbell for breach of promise, awarded $600. Sherman’s staff era features many noted officers and soldiers. ADAM Bapreavu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Johnston
Willisea
Iowa
Red Oak
Kansas
Isaiah Hoyt
Columbia
Beetle
Deer Lake Reservation
Itasca County
Cut-Face
Joe Banville
Net Lake
Free
Iowa State Agricultural College
Waterloo
Secret Society
John Shell
Lake Byki
Browntown
Episcopal Church Society
C. H. Slocum
Glencoe
Dr. Hewitt
Minnesota Health Association
John Bossel
le Sueur
Omaha Railroad
Henderson
Minneapolis & St Louis
Jordan
New Ulm
State
B. Sturne
Joseph Hoescherl
Sturne
Abe
Lake Benton
Fack Bailey
Fergus Falls
William Otto
St. Cloud
Laverne
Board of Trade
Martinka
Marshal Winkleman
Loesch
Peter Roth
Miles
Faribault
William Moore
Lake City
St. Paul
J. J. Lenz
Nobles County
Jackson
Canada Faces Immigrant Strain From Influx
Canada complains of too many immigrants as hundreds in Toronto live in destitution and starve while unable to find work. Charitable groups assist them, but the country cannot grow fast enough to absorb a large scale influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Toronto
Multiple Crime and Political Briefs Span Murder to Mills Bill
A man named Charles Carey pleaded guilty in Chicago and drew a 50 year Joliet sentence for a murder in which he killed Moy Ni Ding while intoxicated. A Nebraska rehearsal gun accident killed Samuel Stumps. A Little Falls river improvement memorial seeks 50,000 dollars. Mrs. Krueger died rescuing her child from a freight train. House vote estimates on the Mills bill show Democrats at 163 support to 154 Republicans with minor independents potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carey
Moy Ni Ding
Chicago
Joliet
Carey
Miller
Nebraska
J. W. Foulse
Samuel Stumps
Stump
Stumps
Appanoose County
Long
Senator Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Little Falls
Minn
Mississippi River
Brainerd
F. C. Krueger
Elgin
Ill
Northwestern Railroad
Washington
House
Night Draws Its Sable Mantle On The Camp
Poem recounts a Civil War night scene from General Sherman’s staff plus the Army of the Cumberland. The bugler sounds taps as troops guard the camp, rest follows the long march, and the writer laments the graves of fallen soldiers. John P. Force credits.
Army of the Cumberland plans Chicago reunion
The Executive Committee of Chicago Chapter of the Army of the Cumberland met to arrange a reunion next fall in Chicago. The gathering will be September 19 20 marking Chickamauga anniversary with lectures, a Sheridan reception, an evening ovation, and a possible lake or Washington Park event with a banquet. Gilmore's Band may provide music if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Cumberland
Chicago
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga
Gilmore
Gen
Dunn's Watermelon Tale From Civil War Days
Capt A J West recalls a war era incident near West End where Dunn rode a small pony with a large watermelon. A cannon ball centered the fruit, showered red meat rind and seeds, yet Dunn and his pony were unharmed, leaving water streaming down the captain's face as memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
A. J. West
West End
Dunn
Alabama
Atlanta Journal
Emperor William I’s strict uniform protocol and daily drills
The long reclusive ruler William I avoided public appearances except during his water cures. At home he wore uniform and loosens his tunic before writing, yet when soldiers approached he buttons up and displays the Order of Merit. He explains to the Kaiser he must set an irreproachable army example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Gastein
Ems
Linden Avenue
Berlin
Tenae
Georgia Regiment In Federal Service Claims Back Pay
A Georgia unit raised by James H. Brown for guard duty along the Western and Atlantic railroad fought near Cartersville when Confederate forces raided the bivouac. The men were never paid, and now petition Congress to restore muster rolls and remunerate the service. W. H. Walker of Belton represents the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Whitfield
Murray
Fannin
Dawson
Pickens
James H. Brown
Thomas
Army of the Cumberland
Col. Brown
Sherman
Atlanta
Veterans News and Events From Civil War Posts
General and Mrs. R. B. Hayes attend the Ohio encampment. The Second Wisconsin Cavalry holds a reunion in LaCrosse on June 12 13 and 14. Thirteenth New York Volunteers plan a relic collection. Judge William H. Bassett of Arcola was a Southern prison inmate 547 days. Of 507 roll-call at the last National Encampment 107 were former Department commanders. A bronze G K Warren statue at Little Round Top Gettysburg will be dedicated August 8 1888. Post No 5 Lynn Mass may be the Grand Army’s wealthiest, with over 100000 in property. WRC Michigan shows 36 subordinate corps and 10265 members. enrolled 4553. charity 2456. Certificates issued to 15412 Mexican pension claimants by Jan 1 188%. 15000 more may be issued before June 30 18. Auto graph quilt presented to the Soldier’s Home Richmond Virginia bearing autographs of notable persons. Minnesota Department officers elected James H Ege, Edward Kyota, James Compton, Henry Wilson, W E Stanley. A Washington monument statue project to Paris funded by American women in return for Lafayettes monument. Mrs Nathan H Appeton of New York appointed president of a national women’s association with each state having a vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardival Gibbons
Catholic University At
Washington
White House
Marschal Wilson
Frank Mills
California
Harvard College
Mills
Montiselle
Ind
Ed Chamberlain
Albert Benson
Robert Catterson
Joseph Henderson
Chamberlain
Etta Wittenberg
Reynolds
Benson
Catterson
Brunswick
Maine
Miller
Morgan
Russia
Kieff
Jackson
Jefferson Davis
State Capitol
Winnie Davis
Lowry
Davis
Charles E. Hooker
Miss Davis
United States
Secretary of the Interior
O’dwyer
Limerick
T. W. Sherman
Sherman
Horatio 7. Wright
6Th Corps
Army of the Potomac
Sheridan
Egbert L. Viele
Congress
New York City
Joseph R. Hawley
Terry
Fort Fisher
Lawrence Barrett
James H. Wilson
Thomas
Nashville
Selma
Horace Porter
O’rorke
Round Top
Gettysburg
Shunk
Tardy
Engineers
Saxton
L’elouze
Adjutant-General’s Department
Cooper
Gillmore
S. Adam Bapr Eavu
R. B. Hayes
Ohio
Second Wisconsin Cavalry
LaCrosse
Wis
Thirteenth
New York Volunteers
William H. Bassett
Arcolo
G. K. Warren
Michigan
Department of
New York
Association For the Women of the
Julian Hawthorne and the Townsman’s Double Mystery
The New York correspondent describes Julian Hawthorne as a tall genial novelist with a swinging stride. A tale follows of a mysterious double who appears to his friends, including an incident where Hawthorne races upstairs to confront a burglar that vanishes before him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlanta Constitution
Julian Hawthorne
Longevity of Brain Workers and Notable Ages
The piece argues hard mental work shortens life based on personal statistics. It lists poets and thinkers with ages reached, including Rogers 93 and Hugo 83, philosophers and scientists such as Chevreul at 100, Fontenelle 100, Hobbes 92, and Plato 82, noting a pattern across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Sophocles
Calderon
Juvenal
Anacreon
Voltaire
Metastasio
Euripides
Goethe
Klopstock
Wieland
Lamartine
Beranger
Victor Hugo
Philosphers
M. Chevreul
Fontenelle
Hoyle
Hobbes
Morgazin
Ried
Dr. Heberden
Sir T. Watson
Sir William Lawrence
Rover-Collard
William Harvey
Schelling
Cousin
Plato
The Skill of That Heathen Chinee Poker Expert
Liang Chang known as Mr. Liang serves as interpreter for the Chinese Legation at Washington and is described as a great poker player. He is a college graduate and uses nerve to back a small pair up to $500 with Oriental placidity that fools rivals in Washington games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Liang Chang
Mr. Liang
Washington
Liang
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