Fairy Dell Whispers From Dottie Reed’s Night Visions
Chicago Inter Ocean prints Edwin T. Reed verse describing a childlike journey in fairy dell. The speaker asks Dottie to recount magical sights of birds, dew, angels, imps, bats, and a spider’s loom, with playful questions about the fairy world and hidden realms.
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Dottie
Edwin T. Reed
Chicago
Inter Ocean
From Clue to Climax in a Murder Case
Alfred Whidby faces rising doubts as a jury verdict declares an unknown killer, while friends urge caution and Col. Warrenton warns against confession. Annette Delmar confronts the peril and vows faith as Whidby wrestles with a possible blood stain memory and a dangerous future.
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Whidby
Annette
Col. Warrenton
Alfred
Papa
Whidby Confronts Memory After Hallway Incident
Whidby climbs stairs with Matthews and an undertaker, shoving him into Strong's room. He retreats to a bedroom lounge, feeling sleepy then recalls a foggy night. A muffled memory haunts him until Matthews raps on the door and returns.
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Whidby
Matthews
Strong
Altruist in Line Chooses Others Over Ticket
In a distant town an altruist with a sharp conscience waits in a long queue at a railway station. He repeatedly yields to others, helping carry bundles and letting people go before him, until he finally seeks his own ticket only to be blocked by his own ethics.
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Mina
Lippincott
Charles Dickens
Tie
Old Trapper’s Reed Water Filter Story Told
An account recalls a U S Geological Survey member and an old trapper in Indian Territory who devised a reed and moss filter to obtain water. The man proved the device could yield clear water, refreshing their trek despite prior thirst and lack of wells. Also notes Dickens loving music and a quip about duties from a newspaper bite.
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United States Geological and Surveying
Indian Territory
Detroit Free Press
Hawaiian Treaty Vote Proposed in Senate Amendment
Senator Bacon offered an amendment to the Hawaiian annexation bill requiring a popular vote in the islands for any treaty approval. The measure defines eligible voters as all male natives 21 and naturalized men 21, with the election rules set by the U.S. president. Also noted are Navy cutter vessel construction plans and party leadership changes in Congress.
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Bacon
Hawaii
Teller
Senate
McKenna
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Congress
Mitchell and
Spooner
White House
Milwaukee
Union
Georgia
Morgan
United States of America
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Frye
Senate Committee On Commerce
Internal Revenue
Democratic Congressional Committee
Senator White
California
House
Washington
West
Lodee
Hatter
Quay
Pennsylvania
Congressional debate and immigration bill passages noted
The report outlines actions in Congress from Jan 18 to Jan 24 including Wolcott's bimetallic commission speech, passage of the Lodge immigration bill with literacy and family clauses, and complex Senate and House debates on silver payment for bonds and Cuban belligerent rights. Several regional items close the week, with Alaska land law extension and a Missouri Democrat clash.
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Senate
Washington
House
Lacy Prep
Committee On Public Lands
United States
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Cuba
Hoar
Mass
Committee On Post Offices and Post Fuads
Vert
Finance Committee
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Teller
West
Horuss
Reed
Bailey
Champ Clark
Johnson
Rep. Ind
du Cub
Islands
King
Dem
Utah
Dingley
New England
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Alaska
Con Orone
Tad
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Senator Morgan
Luawaii
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Dole
Island
Victoria
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Gladstone
London
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Robert R. Hitt
Illinois
Thuse Foreign Relations Committee
District of Columbia
DeArmond
Sematay
Alison
Iowa
New York
Irish Emigrants’ Society
Irish Emigrant Society
Snake River
Port Lawn
Huntington
Qreson
Idaho
Kokomo
Ind
Hugh Johnson
Harrison Township