Irish Kerry romance in Melbourne tale of Miss Kathleen
In Melbourne's early days Kathleen Moonshee, an Irish widow, befriends Polly, a Melbourne student. The tale centers on a family split by emigration and poverty, the vanished Masther Shane, and Kathleen's illness and memory. Shane dies in Australia, Kathleen recovers memory to remember him, and both she and her nurse Mally fade away, reconciled, in Melbourne.
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Chambers Journal
Miss Moonshee
Melbourne
Richmond
Strees
Penelope
Mally
Katheen
Shane
Kathleen Moonshee
County Kerry
Ireand
Victoria
Killarney
Polly
Miss Moonbhee
Erin
Kathleen
Masther
Mr Shane
Masther Shane
Miss O'Connell
Kerry
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Miss O’connell
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Australia
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Squire Doyle
Killibog Castle
Ellen
Hobson's Bay
Young Boyle
Ould Mallys
Jes Katheen
Mayoureen
Roland
Roncesvalles
Pyrenees
Charlemagne
Rowland
Ellen Doyle
Miss Ellen
Gobkillin
Thrush
Doyle
Darling
Webb
Tasmania
Misther Edward
Maj. Gayworthy
Eben Doyle
Chicago clash near Ashland avenue bridge ends without serious injuries
A crowd of about five hundred strikers and sympathizers confronted twelve infantrymen from the Second Infantry under Lieut. McMillan near the Ashland avenue bridge. After repeated charges and a threatened volley, the order to load with ball cartridges was given, the crowd dispersed, and workers returned to the city with no serious injuries reported.
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Chicago
Ashland Avenue Bridge
Second Intry
McMilan
Lieut
McMillan
Last View of Napoleon at Borodino From Yakovitch’s Memory
Major General Yakovitch recalls seeing Napoleon at Borodino through vivid detail. He describes the Imperial Guard surge, the Russian center’s collapse, and Napoleon’s stern, marble-face gaze as Murat praises victory. Ney warns retreat. Napoleon refuses, claiming the bulletin must not be delayed. Three months later, Napoleon flees across the border.
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Old Ney
Murat
Moscow
Paris
Ney
Michiel
London Exchange
Man in Burlington County Voids Unwelcome Waterborne Guest
Seth Bennett of Juliustown recounts swallowing a fish, likely a pike, while drinking from a roadside brook. He suffered stomach pain and vomiting before expelling the three inch fish. After removing the creature his health and spirits improved, and he will now inspect water before drinking.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Burlington
Seth Bennett
Juliustown
Mr. Bennett
Pemberton
Cigar Makers in Bremen From the London Times
The article describes Bremen cigar makers as a distinct class who rely on families for rough tobacco work. They loaf Monday and Tuesday, then work the rest of the week, earning 50 to 60 shillings weekly for an industrious couple. Singers in confraternities, they work to a chorus, follow daily news, and pay readers for time lost.
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Clifford Beaman
John Hebberly
Cresco
Clemmer
Axtel
John Wentworth
Wentworth
Hebberly
Milwaukee Road
Beaman
London Times
Bremen
Warner’s safe cure praised as kidney liver remedy worldwide
A traveling visitor and H H Warner extol Warner’s safe cure as the sole scientific treatment for kidney and liver diseases. They claim global medical authorities endorse it, report rising sales, and note the tonic’s supposed ability to curb narcotic and stimulant habits by protecting the kidneys and liver.
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N. Y. Post Express
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H. H. Warner
Warner
J. L. Stephens
Lebanon
Ohio
J. M. Hall
State Board of Health of
Iowa
Alexander Neil
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Academy of Medicine At
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Deca
Fowler
Gibraltar
Forgetful shopper jars Lewiston shop with tangled strings
In Lewiston a woman in a dry goods store confesses a memory spiral as she lists dozens of needed items from ribbon to cloth, thread, and notions while recalling the string on her finger was a reminder for errands including visiting her sister and her daughter. Her long monologue ends with relief at forgetfulness and a quick exit.
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Lewiston
Annie Shaw the grit and fire of a Western reformer
Rev Miss Annie Shaw is highlighted as a bold suffragist known for pluck and quick wit. An incident in Michigan sees her threaten a rude driver with a Derringer, ending insults and earning a large congregation at a settlement. At a public meeting a speaker questions her short hair, and she quips she was born that way.
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West
Annie Shaw
Michigan
Miss Shaw
Timber Robbers to be Prosecuted in Timber Case
Secretary Lamar urges AG reject Gravel Goulet compromise offer in a Montana timber depradation matter. Whittier and Stewart Scott faced claims for 195000 feet sold at 3.50 per thousand. Secretary backs full value and pursues suits against Sanborn Loud and Meyers Cohn for unlawful land inclosures. Also notes Bulgarian throne candidacy links and civil service probe progress.
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Gravel & Goulet Brothers
Minnesota
Wharton
George D. Whittier
Whittier
Little Fails
Stewart Scott
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Sparks
Gravel & Goulet Bros
Sanborn & Loud
Montana
Meyers Cohn
Town 14
Range 30
Oneida County
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