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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1897

Page

3

Past the Doorkeepers Two Children Roam the Capitol Floor

Two four and six year old children duck through doors at the capitol crowding past doorkeepers and a tall legislator. They slip into the corridor amid bemused chatter as adults part to let them pass. The children exude bold innocence disregarding forms and crowd behavior.

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Janket to Havana Sets Off Alarm in Madrid

Spanish minister fears a senatorial trip to Havana but Washington officials assure a peacetime pleasure visit. Senator Call and Senator Chandler plan a congressional inquiry, recall a prior Havana visit amid immigration and yellow fever debates.

Call Maceo Proctor Washington Post Senate Chandler Havana State Department Madrid Foster

Lincoln's Hat Football Memory After Election Result

The article recalls Abraham Lincoln's tall stovepipe hat used as a football by women at the Springfield homestead after Lincoln’s election. It notes the hat measured about a foot high with a wide brim and mentions its contents like papers and briefs carried by Lincoln. The piece ends with revelry as returns confirmed the victory.

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Springfield

Stovepipe Toss and a Leopard's Rage in a Lurid Column

A crowd mocks a stovepipe tossed to the ceiling as Lincoln smiles. A fierce black leopard in fiction is described as savage and deadly, with vivid, sensational imagery. A bicyclist in southern France helps a stalled donkey cart by pushing from behind, earning thanks from a grateful peasant who jokes about lifting him with a single donkey.

Eugene Sue France Monsieur

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