Various 19th Century British and European Notices
Miss IsapeLla Oates named vaccination officer at Fordingbridge England. Lord Sainsbury sells Chalet Cecil villa at Puys near Dieppe. Dr Samouel Casot of Boston dead, once companion of Stephens in Africa. Yorkshire and Lincolnshire farms reduced 30 to 50 percent. Mr Lowe’s plans unknown. Mrs Ole Bull and family to stay in Cambridge for another year. Bath regains crowds as fashionable doctors endorse waters. Mr Parnell to wed a wealthy American lady, friend of Irish leader’s mother. Eugene ScuvuyLer elected by Roumanian Academy as corresponding member. Castle Howard guest house offers monthly rest for four workers. Clare O Conor quotes reporter and lawyer ethics.
Notable People and Scenes Include Paris Nights and Royal Beards
A collage of society notes profiles Max O Re ll as M Paul Blouet editor of Clarendon volumes and recalls Chinese sun symbolism with the sacred cock. It reports Edwina Booth and Igna tius R Grossman’s Boston wedding and May European voyage, then sketches Grance W Case in New Orleans and Dore’s Niagara. It mentions Joupre’s visit to America, Belgium kingly presence, and Queen Anne statue in London about to be replaced with Sicilian marble copy at £1800.
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Max O’rell
M. Paul Blouet
Westminster School
Edwina Booth
Ignatius R. Grossman
New York
Boston
Europe
Grance W. Case
New Orleans
Louisiana
Homer
Ludgate Hill
London
Francis Bird
Gir
Washington clips and cabinet moves in an uneasy week
Washington reports a flurry of appointments and confirmations. John E. Carland named district attorney for Dakota. Zach Montgomery named assistant attorney general. ministers sailings and retirements noted. Senator West praises D. W. Ware’s Park leadership. Loring lauds Washington real estate. Bayard and Vilas socialize in Cabinet. Postmasters named. revenue collectors appointed. press upgrades and a White House visit with large St Bernard dogs.
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Minnesota
Washington
John E. Carland
Tedies
Dakota
Peter H. Black
Register Bruce's Place
Fires damage miles city and wells Iowa businesses
Fire losses reach about 100000 on Miles City and major destruction of Wells Iowa business section. In Merrill Wisconsin half of Alderson block four stores burned with Heinemann general store stock valued at 50000 and Arler drug store losses totaling about 70000. Millie Alma trapeze artist injured in Toronto after a fall from apparatus injuring spine and internal bruises.
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Paris
Pennsylvania
Alderson
Merrill
Wis
Sigmund Heinemann
Ross « Arler
Heinemann
Millie Alma
New York City
Toronto
Obituary Notes and Rumors From Brooklyn and Des Moines
Thomas Gunning died in Brooklyn leaving relatives sixteen thousand five hundred dollars and twelve thousand to be spent in prayers for souls. Mr Blaine reportedly plans lifelong literary work following Twenty Years in Congress with a political history anticipated. Rev W J Hahn in Des Moines spoke of his church before dying in the pulpit after defending his conduct.
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Thomas Gunning
Brooklyn
Blaine
Twen
Congress
Maine
United States
W. J. Hahn
Des Moines
Iowa
Michigan City youth killed by night watchman incident
At Michigan City Indiana Andrew Abraham son was killed by the night watchman of the Pillsbury elevator. DE Ackron has been arrested in Chicago charged with five forgeries committed in Jersey City last February. He passed five forged checks totaling $300. In Cobden Illinois Alex Welker was shot and
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Oak
Andrew Abrahamson
DE. Ackron
Chicago
Jersey City
Leaf Lake
Otter Tail
Aleck Cairncross
P. P. Dibb
John L. Taylor
Mortimer Taylor
Jacob H. Jo Andrew A. Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Henry Kenner
Andrew Mike
New York Mills
Page & Stor’ys
Glyndon
Haverley
A. Whaley, Jr
Jamestown
Dak
John
John Griswald
Garden City
United States Army
Minnesota
Aldrich’s Park
Lake Shetek
Sordid romance tragedy on a Florida river
A Florida family saga centers on Raymond, his wife Catherine, and his sister Jessica. Jealousy and hidden desire drive Raymond to flee, while Jessica confesses love and dies after a perilous river voyage with the children. Her death leaves Catherine to cope with the wreckage of a torn household.
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Catherine
Jessica
Cathie
Cuba
Auntie
Little Ray
Jessie
Bro
Ruth
Ray
Mamma
Katie
Florida
Sam
Jim
Brother Raymond
Annabel B. White
Chicago Ledger
The Misused H of England and London Speech
The piece argues modern English in London is clipped and slurred more than in provinces. It compares London to Paris and Vienna for city speech, noting the metropolis fosters abbreviated forms like ha'penny and omnibus as bus, with Conductor and other terms shortened in busy cities. May Atlantic.
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London
Walker
England
Cornwall
Wales
Cumberland
Northumberland
Yorkshire
Midland
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Atlantic
Sparks Explains Scope of Late Land Entry Order
Commissioner Sparks defends suspension of final action on timber and other entries to curb fraud in the land office. He states the move targets knaves, not honest settlers, and vows to deploy detectives to ensure genuine filings. He argues the order protects public domain and preserves loan access for bona fide settlers.
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Washington
General Land Office
Kota
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Ocal
Secretary of the Interior
United States
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South
Lamar
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Knave
Illinois
Land Office
West
Sunrise and Sea Echo a Quiet Regret
A lyrical meditation on memory, longing, and the ache of lost love. Vivien Castane writes of dead faces in silent lands, tears, and a sea that recalls past passions. The lines blend dawn and tide with a claim that memories live on but cannot revive the dead.
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Vivien Castane
St. Louis Magazine
Medical Ignoramiuses and Grant Case Critique
The New York World questions medical certainty as Gen Grant recovers rapidly, challenging cancer theories and heroic treatments. It notes doctors disagree, a painful near-surgery, and warns public confidence in medicine may waver while fear of cancer remains.
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Gen. Grant
Fordyce Barker
Macbeth
Gen
Grant
New York World
Shipwrecks in the China Sea Reach Vast Losses and Risks
The China Sea has seen extensive losses over the past thirty months with as many as twenty vessels lost on voyages to and from ports in the region. American owners and underwriters counted nine ships among the total, with eleven stranded, three burned, three abandoned, one foundered, and one missing. The combined value of the vessels cargo and freights likely exceeds two million dollars.
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Hirschy
J. Tenney
John Luger
Grecian
China Sea
Florida
Ranier
Chocoma
Adam M. Simpson
Matchless
G. C. Trufant
Levi C. Wade
Alert
Boston
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