The Pen is Mightier than the Pistol in Palmer Trial
C T Murray editor of the South Bend Herald and W A Palmer a St Joseph County justice faced off after a hallway confrontation over an intimate relationship. Palmer shot Murray but was captured and later found guilty of attempted murder and sentenced to two years. Murray denounced the verdict as a farce in his Sunday issue.
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Cold and Heat Pause Unexpected Food Preservation Analogy
A Hungarian expert compares extreme heat and cold through congealed mercury and heated meat. He explains that handling fire and subfreezing conditions yield similar effects on food, with preservation methods using intense cold and sealing at very low temperatures.
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A Novel Invention Telemetre Measures Distance by Gunfire
London Times Berlin correspondent reports a Belgian Major of Artillery, M. Le Boulanger, has built a telemetre that marks distance to a fraction from the report of a discharge. The self acting instrument is said to succeed with cannon and may apply to rifles, though certainty is less.
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The Benefits of Advertising
The article argues advertising pays when done with prudence. It notes heightened demand and busier readers, urging advertisers to use newspapers to reach customers and supply their wants.
Inappropriate Parlia ment Response Cited In The Fort Crowd Question
In the English Parliament Gathorne Hardy defended overcrowded forts by saying air per person follows modern science. The piece likens this to Princess Borghese’s undraped model remark to a question about warmth and to Buffon’s blunt reply to a reproach about dissecting a sister-in-law.
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Patriot’s Epitaph for John Lewis of Staunton
The Warren Sentinel reports the buried remains of John Lewis, famed Indian fighter, lie on D. McGuffin’s Staunton area farm three miles below Staunton. The marble slab recalls Lewis, son of Andrew Lewis, born in 1678 in Donegal Ireland, died February 1, 1762, aged 84, a brave patriot who aided independence and liberty.
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The Lost Fortunes and the Rising Generation
A Brooklyn Union editorial reflects on wealth loss in hard times, noting that those who squandered fortunes in a loose decade may be better off without such early riches. It cautions that many young people could prove unworthy of sympathy as years pass.
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Dickens Family Tragedy Ties to Amboy Orphans
The Amboy Illinois orphaned children of Augustus N Dickens known as Boz trace to a British elopement with Miss Phillips while his wife lived. Augustus died in Chicago and Miss Phillips killed herself. Charles Dickens reportedly refused to visit Chicago on his final American tour due to these events.
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Doubtful Irish Heir Case Sparks Highlight of Longford Lineage
In 1864 Longford in Ireland settled a puzzling entail involving twin sons from a disputed birth. The elder, marked with a blue ribbon, was intended to inherit title and estates, but a mishap left the younger preferred, creating a contested succession and a tale of careful birth timing and identity.
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Unclear fragment reports deer killed on Green River
Fragmentary note from Kentucky reports a white deer killed near the Lower Green River area. The brief mentions a person named Eaton and the term Green River but provides no clear event details or outcomes.
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A Morse Thief Colony in New Mexico Raid Details
A Denver Col. News summary reports a cavalry raid on a horse-thief colony near Boquilla, 45 miles from Fort Stanton. About 40 men lived in a fortified plaza with underground passages and hundreds of horses scattered across Texas, the Indian Territory, Colorado, and Arizona. Four leaders among the arrested confessed. investigators plan a larger search for hidden stables and stolen stock.
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Scene in Tarsus Amid Great Fire and Pillage
A night blaze on January 26 devastated Tarsus bazar with £150000 in damage. A closed shop fire, lucifer matches and rats blamed, spread as water was scarce. The governor dispatched a small engine but halted water delivery to a nearby magazine, allowing looting to surge until wind shift saved portions of the town.
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Utilising Waste Leather From Bead to Material
A Danish invention converts waste leather into a leather wool mix with caoutchouc and chemicals. The process kneads, moulds, and casts into leather like articles costing far less than traditional leather goods. It claims similar use and appearance with 60 percent of the cost of the former material.
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Peculiar Creature Attracts Englishman’s Odd Interest
A fragmentary report notes an Englishman’s engagement with a peculiar creature and references a submarine context and an animal with unusual appeal, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
Trifles for the Ladies in Washington Star Fashion Notes
The Washington Star mocks Mrs Belknap and notes fashion trends from window shades with Japanese figures to ostrich feathers and cream color fads. It cites witty exchanges on bonnets, hats, and jewelry while highlighting dress details and social quips from New York to Aberdeen.
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Advice on marriage and honesty in love
A writer counsels a man to marry a sensible woman and be truthful about income and finances. He urges humility, fidelity, and avoidance of extravagance, promising lasting happiness if both partners are sincere and loyal.
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