When I Get Rich Poem Endorsed by Freeman's Journal
A poem urges wealth as a means to ease the poor’s burden and brighten friends' lives. It speaks of sharing wealth to scatter sunshine and dry tears, with a warning not to wait for riches but act now. The piece ends by crediting Freeman's Journal.
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Freeman
Ideals, Lovers, and a Personal Challenge
In a drawing room exchange, a man and Miss Louise debate the value and pliability of ideals in romance. He skeptically questions ideal lovers and urges a real-world suitor description, while she defends steadfast belief in ideals despite his cynicism.
The Ballroom Banter and Hidden Ideals Unfold
A woman and a man volley hints about ideals and appearances at a social event. He asks about tallness hair and eyes while she probes his hidden longing. A distant loved one watches through a ship telescope as war and illness sever a fragile family bond.
Through the Telescope at Intombi Camp During Ladysmith Siege
The Intombi camp near Ladysmith hosted a field hospital and non combatants as the siege pressed. A daily train from Ladysmith carried sick and wounded to the hospital while women anxiously awaited news from the front. News was scarce for the garrison, though some updates reached Intombi via arrivals.
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Ladysmith
Intombi
George Lynch
London Daily Express
Daily Bulletin
Veteran Fire Chief R A Williams Dies After Illness
R A Williams former Chicago Fire Department chief at the time of the 1871 great fire died in Chicago after four weeks of illness. He never missed a major fire in fifty years and later advised the county treasurer’s office. His report on the blaze is in Chicago Historical Society records and sheds light on how gas works influenced the spread.
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Robert A. Williams
Chicago
Mr. Wiliams
Chicago Hristorical Society
Market
Adams Street
Lofoten Cod Habitat Linked to Narrow Water Temp Range
A Christiania professor finds cod on the Lofoten Islands dwell in waters four to five degrees above freezing. Norwegian fishermen now use thermometers to indicate fish presence. Paint can renew walls but cannot rejuvenate an old woman.
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Christiania
Lofoten Islands
Notable string of tarpon caught on Florida’s west coast
The article highlights a tarpon run off Fort Myers with a 180 pound silver king and a bunch averaging 100 pounds each. It describes tarpon fishing with a fly as the pinnacle of sport, noting Punta Gorda and Fort Myers as key west coast spots for Florida game fish.
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Fort Myers
Florida
Puntaforda
West Coast
The Undimmed Star of Hope That Guides Our Life
A sermon extols hope as the bright star set by God in the firmament of life. It sails through every stage from childhood to old age, urging believers to trust in better things, find strength in trials, and anticipate both earthly and heavenly blessings through Christ.
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A. Z. Conrad L
Heaven
Earth
God
Paradise
Olivet
Christ
Jesus Christ
J. R. Stevenson
Presbyterian
Chicago
K. Baker
Methodist
San Francisco- Cal
Awful Curse of Drink by Rev Polemus Swift
Rev Polemus Swift argues the rum trade costs the U S billions annually in direct and indirect losses. He cites figures for native spirits beer wines and imports totaling over a billion dollars with indirect costs pushing total near two billion. He claims massive poverty relief potential if saved and links drinking to disease and social decay.
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Polemus Swift
United States
Churches of America
Tornado Claims Three Lives and Widespread Destruction
A violent tornado swept Vanderburgh County and Evansville causing three deaths, severe injuries, and about $100 000 in property damage. Homes and crops were destroyed across towns including St Wendeci and Nobbs Station with additional casualties in nearby communities. Somnambulism leads to tragedy as Grover Snyder is mauled by his brother Ollie. Mob drives out two Pentecostal preachers in Winchester amid crowd violence.
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Winchester
Vanderburgh
St. Wendeci
Clarence George
Andrew George
Chris Langel
Goedde
Laugel
Frank Goedde
Peter Wolf
St. Phillips
Evansville
Green River
Nobb’s Station
Charlestown
Lexington
Beck’s Grove
Grover Snyder
Ollie
Greenbury Snyder
Grover
John M. Snyder
Champaign
Lind
Matthias Klein
C. H. Huff
Multiple Indiana Deaths Accidents and Unrest Mark Local News
A compilation of tragic deaths and incidents across Indiana includes Alfred Smith of Lafayette dying by morphine self harm, Arthur Osborn of Scottsburg injuring himself, Guy Hamilton of New Ross fatally run over by a handcar, and Alonzo Hill of Shelbyville dying from heat. Also noted are suicides in Salem and Evansville, boiler explosions near Mount Vernon, a fatal carriage accident in Claypool, a large wage increase at Pittsburg Plate Glass in Kokomo, and a mass whipping by white caps in Monroe County.
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Alfred Smith
Lafayette
Arthur Osborn
Scottsburg
Guy Hamilton
New Ross
Indianapolis
Zouaves
Peru
Dundy A. James
W. H. Thomas
Harmony
Brannigan & Smith
Wabash
Lowell Hubbard
Morris Whalen
Sardinia
Whalen
Alonzo Hill
Big Four
Thorntown
Shelbyville
Joseph Haggatt
Salem
Thomas Rowe
George W. Rowe
Harry Rowe
Mount Vernon
Pennville
United States
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Edna
Elsie Beigh
Nelson J. Beigh
Claypool
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Kokomo
L. Whitney
Monroe County
Whitney
Simpson Chambers
Chambers
Evansville
John Geiser
Charles Doctors
Ernest Cockerman
Kirkland
William Moore
Decker
Red Cloud
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