Gabriel the same name haunts a judge and witness
In a courtroom scene a judge quips over a man named Gabriel who once borrowed five dollars to fund political favors and now faces a term of six months or a fine. The justice muses on human cruelty while the prisoner mutters references to an old tune as memory returns. Later Sitting Bull tensions rise with Canada over Sioux presence near Fort Buford and the Yellowstone. A market bench scene and a tramp anecdote add local color, followed by notes on radish use in Japan and a swindler case about a patent bed.
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Gabriel Gabriel
Appa
Liza Jane
Gabriel
Norman
United States
Canadia
Schurz
David Mills
British North America
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Montana
Dakotah
Joseph
Nez Perces
Sitting Bull
Rebellion and Romance in a Fragmented Exchange
A distorted dialogue shows a strained exchange between a couple as she prods for reassurance and he blurts out plans and visions of a new dress. The garbled text hints at social pressures, personal doubt, and a fragmentary plot point involving a rebellion referenced by a character named Pierrepont.
Mammoth Potomac seine details and crew requirements
United States fish commissioners describe a Potomac shad and herring seine measuring 1600 fathoms long with 9 fathoms depth and a 1050 fathom land line. The vessel uses two engines, a 65-foot boat, and a crew of sixty haulers plus captains, engineers, and cooks. The net and lines total about 4.67 miles, sweeping 1200 acres per haul, with two hauls daily and yearly costs around $12,000 to $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish Commissioners
Potomac
Pittsburgh Rioters Demand Bread Amid Wheat Fire
Rioters in Pittsburgh pulled tigers from their mouths to cry for bread as they burned 400000 bushels of wheat in a dramatic protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Divangers and shifts in Grange, liquor laws, and odd notes
The text surveys changes in the State Grange membership amid crop recoveries, noting 55 000 members in 1 200 granges after suspensions for unpaid dues. It mentions the state agency closure, cooperative stores filling the gap, and tempered sentiments toward strikers. Also touches on youth formation, reckless fire risks, Oregon liquor licensing shifts, Indiana law views, a Black Will cat joke, and a New York chemist’s champagne claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Grange
Trunk Trap Locks Child in Garden in Mass Incident
An empty spring lock trunk in a Springfield, Massachusetts garden trapped a little girl when the lid fell. Two companions alerted servants who failed to unlock it. a passerby forced a side panel, freeing the child who was in spasms from fright while the others sought help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Witery
Young America
Old Country
Paying for the Endorsement in Salem N Y
A Salem resident with stock in a fraudulent life insurance firm faces a demand of 2000 for his stock. A Pennsylvania Dutchman, who wed his second wife after a relative's funeral, endured a two hour serenade of disapproval. He lamented that the uproar was for a funeral so soon after the event.
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Lady In Blue
Salem
N. Y
Popular Life Insurance Company
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Gents
White Woods
Neichven
Mia
Gabriel Norman
Riroher
Strweks
Joseph Cecil
Mt. Etna
Sharpers
Huntington Democrat
Jane
Stove
Curtain
Union Pacific
Omaha
Indianapolis Journal
Republican Papers
New York
Ohio
TN Columbes
Carruthers
Pierrepont
Adam
Tender Linge
Augustus
Grocer
Harry Rockafield
J.C. May
Holesale
Jones, Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
IndIanapolis, Ind
Lowell
Owell Mills
Hawpatch Hominy Mills
Cafe & Thomas
Schwartzkopf & Habig, Proprietors
Washington Street
Columbus, MD
Cincinnati
Coal and Coke
Noal
Pittsburg
F. Vogel
Trade Palace
J. J. Johnson
WITT
FB. & Aly
B. Ke
Cstrolic
John Bradford
G. Carruthers
Jeffersonville
Oregon
Indiana
Crab Orchard Springs
Kentucky
J. B. Wilder & Co
Louisville
PAN Smiths
Elasto
Walnut Street
Washington and
Jackson Streets
Columbus, Mnd
Pan Smith
Rialto
Wacon Yard
H. Daily
J. F. Wright
Chas. McCalla
Geo. Dahn
Thos. May
Robert Hendricks
Joseph. Mounts
Chas. Kisling
D. Stein
Samuel Gaddis
William Gaddis
James A. Smith
Columbus
London Times
Besika Bay
Cork
Judge
Indianapolis Herald
Judge West
Times
Dawkeye
Hammond
Phillip
Nevarto
Widin
Maynard
Indianapolis Sentinel
George Kitzinger
East Side
Washington St
Oy Ashington Street
Crump's
Columba
Livin Thomas & Gylie
Ciulley
Nashville
Brown County
Epposite
Eugene Culley
Columbus, Ind
Frank Pancake
OLD McEwen
Cloces
F. Donner
Cieo. P. Emig & CO
B .Greenwood
BAIN
Dr. Wright
Harper’s
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