Bear butchered in Jonesboro shocks town crowd
Town residents on street corners last week noted the killing of Jinnie the black bear famed for entertaining locals for months. Merald Tonerhoros writes that Lewis Greenlee shot the animal on Friday amid excitement as the community reacts to the loss.
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Jinnie
Black Bear
Lewis Greenlee
J. B. Walker
Tia
Dave Devenport
Yorevinle Anquirer
Charleston, Cincinnati and
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Herndon’s Mill
Roberts Robert M. Steele
Elli Good
LT. Parish
BLN
Moore
Yorkville
Rock Hill
Prank Leslie's Popular Monthly For April Preview
The April issue features a portrait of George Bancroft by Allelirn Towner and a Modern English Artists article by Lily Wiggin. Col G Chattle Long contributes The Voyage Dawn the Red Sea with Egyptian insights, while The Man Outside gains traction.
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George Bancroft
Frank Leslie
Allelirn Towner
Lily Wiggin
Red Sea
Col G. Chattle Long
Preneh Crane Art Craze Promises China Plaques and Designs
Advertises a novel art system labeled Preneh Crane for decorating china and figurines. Offers an 18 inch porcelain plaque with designs and full instructions for $1, with free sample via additional orders. Claims popularity in New York Boston and eastern cities.
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New York
Boston
Bam
the News Co
Syracuse
N.Y
Death by self harm at Lyons View asylum
Knoxville Tribune reports Mias Eannah Fain of Arcadia Sullivan county died by suicide at Lyons View Insane Asylum after concealing a razor. Attendants struggled to intervene as she used the weapon during undressing in the bathing room. The tragedy shocks her friends and officials express regret and will bury her remains locally.
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Lyons View
Knoxville Tribune
Mias Eannah Fain
Thos, Fain
Arcadia
Sullivan County
City Corners Not Rows But Streets
A Kansas traveler meets locals laying out land for farming but discovers the land is a city. Confusion arises as one man explains that what the traveler calls corn rows are actually streets at the corner of Commercial and Emporium. The exchange highlights rural expectations clashing with urban development.
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Mrs Cleveland and her band love at the White House
The Philadelphia Press quotes an intimate observer saying Mrs. Cleveland is genuinely in love with her husband. The observer describes them together in affectionate scenes, contrasting public gossip that dismisses such affection for a young wife with the claim that many couples of the era display similar love.
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New York World
James Brown Potter
Bureau
Matthew Simpson
Episcopal Church
J, Henry Smythe, DD
Edister “Sanakine
Littleheildean
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Philadelphia
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Stra. Cleveland
Qwally
Ahansock
Pine Knob man witnesses dramatic performance moment
A Pine Knob resident watches a show on a four slide trombone sequence. He shouts in a Southern drawl about the crowd and a surprising action, exclaiming in disbelief as others react to the scene.
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Pine Knob
Walt
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