Bessie defies the Rangers to save the factory
Bessie gallops Morgan to confront a drunken mob at the bridge, halting Hicks and his men with a revolver. Captain Fowler intervenes, arrests Rangers, and orders discipline. Tom, Dinah, and Jenny survive chaotic pursuit as McLean and Fowler arrange guard duties and a formal report to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Jake
Old Tom
Tom
Black Morgan
Morgan
Red Cross of St. George
Hicks
Matthews
Hyar
Allington
Captain Fowler
Arlington
Fowler
Tention
Ticks
Frage
Nean
Aunt Dinah
Jenny
Langer
Dinah
Capt. Fowler
McLean
Jennie
Capt. Comler
Lassie
Carles
Mec- Lean
Mars
Mason's
Mr. McLean
Rangers
Quartermaster's Department
Kinzie
Pete
Hampton Factory
Atlanta
Canton
Dick Matthews
Tormorry
Recollections Describe Nathaniel Hawthorne by Daughter
Mrs Lathrop recalls her father Nathaniel Hawthorne in youth era memories. She notes his visage shone with a perpetual smile and serene eyes that shift gray or violet blue with mood. His brown wavy hair, clear luminous complexion, tall frame, and athletic abstemious life stand out in her reminiscence.
The Tax on Public Men and Gov Greenhalge’s Prostration
The article discusses Gov Greenhalge’s illness as partly caused by excessive participation in social functions unconnected to his office. It argues nature’s penalty for such strain should warn the public mind, suggesting the distress warrants reflection on official duties and personal excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Advertiser
Greenhalge
A Blow at the Germ Theory
The piece discusses rising doubts about germ theory and Dr. Laurie's claim that there is no parasite in malaria blood. It argues this could undermine phagocytes and challenge the broader germ theory of disease, threatening accepted views on malaria and bacterial causation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Notable mixed notes from Milwaukee and beyond
A Wisconsin author named Mrs Frances Ha Ha attended an Milwaukee convention. Kate Field recalls a London question about US schooling and language. Melba, born Mitch ell, details her seven year singing career and family. Wellesley students pledge butter money for Armenia. Wichita’s Mr Lease skips Mrs Lease preaching because of Sunday drug store duties.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Frances Ha Ha
Grand Army
Mme. Melba
Mitchell
Melba
Armstrong
Melbourne
Australia
London
Europe
Marachesi
Brussels
Wellesley College
Armenia
Kansas
Wichita
Onset and signs of trance in medical observations
Quain notes describe trance as sudden, sometimes after convulsions or aura like a ball rising from the abdomen. The face grows pale, limbs relax, eyes closed or quivering, eyeballs up or diverging, consciousness absent, memory lost after recovery, duration from hours to months, and life evidenced only by absence of decomposition and eye fundus appearance. excitability to electricity ends three hours after death.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Quain
Notable Laureates and Legends in Brief Anecdotes
Wordsworth and Tennyson wore Rogers coats for court time. France recalls two Napoleon Grand Army survivors, including 105 year old Baillod honored by Faure. Gladstone remains tireless in study and lively at dinner. Cecil Rhodes nearly faced a dancing gimmick gag in London as a master’s skirt dance plot collapsed.
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Wordsworth
Laurate
Samuel Roger
Tennyson
Rogers
France
Napoleon
Grand Army
M. Baillod
President Faure
Legion of Honor
Baillod
Mr. Gladstone
Cecil Rhodes
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eiowoon
Philadelphia
Zoo
Lion House
Hawthorne
Kate Field
England
United States
Miss Field
Hood
C.I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Callifornia Fig Syrup Co
W. L. Douglas
Worto
W.L. Douglas
Congress
R. W.L. Douglas
Brockton
POND
Pond’s Extract CO
N.Y
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