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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
6
Bowers and gang plot a Dust Thieves heist route
In a tense frontier episode, Bowers plans a two thirds loot split with Turner and Rider. They shadow rivals on the Dyea trail, stage decoys near a hut, and hatch a bloodless hold up to seize horses and dust then flee toward Dawson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Rider
Hank Bowers
Pacar
Chapter XVL Robbed in Yukon Trail Ambush
A party laden with gold on rough Yukon trails is halted by a wounded stranger named Obed Rider who claims to be from Dyea. Tom, Dick, and Clara confront a potential trap as Green investigates, while Rider’s tale and a hidden danger loom over the group. The scene ends with a decision to pursue answers at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Hank Bowers
Taylor
Tom
Green
Avery
Comer
Tex
Ton
Dyea
Butters
le Man
Man’s lifelong unrest drives endless desires
A Detroit Free Press meditation on human longing from childhood to adulthood. It argues people chase ever-new objects and statuses, believing happiness lies in wealth, art, or profession, only to find fulfillment elusive as each stage reveals a new aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genttleman
Detroit
Footnote of fashion and feet that altered history
A Philadelphia Press piece frames Empress Eugenie’s charm as altering Franco Prussian ties. It recalls a grand Tuileries reception where Bismarck’s wife’s feet drew whispers, triggering a chain of events credited with influencing France’s fate. A cannon shot at Paris a year later is tied to the slight in jest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
France
Bismerck
Eugenie
Germany
Tuileries
Prince Bismarck
Cerman
Paris
Philadelphia Press
Four Rasbrads Yet No Bigamist Trial In English Law
A Blackpool woman who married four husbands faced bigamy charges. She had believed her first husband dead when she wed her second, then proved he was alive, making the second union invalid and the fourth valid. This unusual sequence tests the maxim that two wrongs do not make a right under English law. Faris [eralé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackpool
Faris
Eralé
The Countess of Ava and the Next Marquis of Dufferin
The Countess of Ava is an American heiress Flora Davis who married Lord Blackwood in Paris in 1893. Their marriage could place her ahead in the line to the Dufferin title as the heir apparent’s wife, while his brothers serve in South Africa and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Dufferin
Flora Davis
Washington Square
New York
John H. Davis
Great Dufferins
Miss Davis
Lord Blackwood
Paris
Lord
Lady Blackwood
London
Cadogan Square
Lord Dufferin
Earl of Ava
South Africa
Earl of
Marquis of Dufferin
Ger
Methuen
Kimberley
Lord Basil
Stockham
Countess OF Ava
Marchioness of
Winter Made Jellies from Fruit Syrup and Gelatine
A legacy dessert method from the New York Tribune describes heating a pint of fruit syrup to boiling, dissolving gelatine cooled in water, and molding the mixture. Garnish with whipped cream or preserved fruit and cream, with optional lemon juice, candied fruit, and Cavarian creams for varied textures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Crime and pauperism in the United States study
A historical statistical overview reports that 90,000 Americans are in jail or out on bail or fugitives from justice from a 70 million population. Women show low crime participation, with 6 percent, while crime against society, including bigamy, accounts for 25 percent. Foreigners comprise about 30 percent of those in criminal courts, natives 65 percent. The insane are 7 percent colored, 28 percent foreigners, 65 percent natives, with paupers split 50 percent natives and 41 percent foreign country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York World
Keeping Flowers Fresh Methods and tips from experts
The article shares several expert methods to revive and preserve cut flowers. It describes repairing bruised stalks with a wire, wrapping with damp cotton, and using tepid water with charcoal. It advises daily watering or spraying, trimming stalks, and special handling for bouquets on birthdays or anniversaries. It also notes capillary action in cane stems, ammonia additives, and brief steam treatments to prolong freshness. Browning quote ends the piece.
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St. Louis Republic
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Boston Transcript
S. S. McClure
Pard
Turner
Obed
Pards
Hosses
Dick Taylor
Turmer
iJjis
Dawson City
Skaguay
the Countess OF Ava
Browning
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