Dreamland lyric fragment in a silent woodland scene
A fragmentary poem evokes a dreamlike landscape with linden shade and a babbling stream. Birds sing while the speaker lingers beside the water to drift into a tranquil sleep and a gentle dream.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1895
Page
4
Tex a Dead Shot In Leadville Poker Hall Story
Tex known as Tex a cowboy and gambler rises from Leadville to fame in The Gold Room games. After killing Sheriff O Connor in a tense standoff he flees, an outlaw legend pursued across hills. In a final showdown Tex is killed by the sheriff and deputy as he dies saying Take the pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Leadville
Apollo
Plains
McHenry
Faro
Chestnut Street
Bret Harte
Bece
Joe
Capitol Hill
O’connor
Gold Room
Skinner
Ter
Tucker
Washington Post
Inconsistent Teeth Describe Treacherous Characters
The Kansas City Times notes that inconsistent teeth are small even and bright with wide gaps, paired with a straight nose and weak chin in men. Lips are thin, smiles form an oblique line showing white teeth, signaling treachery and cruel intent. Henry Irving’s Mephisto epitomizes this facial type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Irving
Kansas City Times
Loaded For the Coming Conflict
A humorous line in which a man jokes about his worries shifting from a new woman to his old wife as he heads home at 8 am. The dialogue reflects domestic concerns and social tone of the era in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Wigh Street
Notable quips from the Boston Transcript
The excerpt contrasts rural life with city boarders and includes a playful jab at someone named Jack. It references the Boston Badge and a remark about Jack’s dancing, capturing a tone of newspaper witticism without a clear news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Remembering little dames and men through soft nostalgia
A reflective verse recalls childhood sorrows and gentle acts, urging kindness to young ones. The piece contrasts past hurts with today’s small gracious deeds and highlights how words and acts shape a child’s soul, urging care in daily interactions.
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Dlasa
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Bristol Gas Light
Bradford, Street
J. Howa
WA Schertrr
Westminster ST
Providence, R. J
Soleil
Read
Lansdownes
GEO. Pailthorp
Spicer
the Waldron“Brownell Co
Bradford Street
Fred H Hoar
Hope Street
Bristol, R. I
Remieres
James F. Scanlon
St Bradford St
Cottage Street
PEATS
Peat
New ‘York
Chicago
NEW York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Bristol
Warren
Drownville
Providence
Simdaya
Retorn
Crownville
Fall River
Newport
Poe
New York
Gia Ball River
Egaren, A
Kenpind
Paas
Trust Company
Westminster
Mons
Guiydian
Dire Tames
M. Kimball
Albert Scalder
Gezekiah Conant
P. Colt
Tom P. Campbell
Renry BR. Barker
Henry B. Winship
William R. Duper
R. A Robertson
William T
Samuel P
Josh Rae Te
L. Littlefield
T. P. Morris
Balstol Tea House
J. J. O'Donnell
State Street
R. I
Tay and Subby
J. Howard
Manchester
Bradford ST
Berane Keating
New England
Curtis Davis &Co
Makers
N. N. Cole
Weyeth's
Cicars LA Romeo
J.N. Morris
Best
General Grant
Morris. Pharmacy
H. Herbert
Bosworth
HOPE
ZogPes
Samuel C
Easterbrooks
Franklin
Isaac B. Munro
John Lakes
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