The Satsuma Bowl Sellout and a Desolate Woman
Nelly and Ellice discover a dusty Satsuma bowl in Mrs Graves cottage. Nelly buys it for five dollars, then sells it in New Orleans for three hundred dollars to Mr Wentworth, after which the bowl’s sale funds aid Graves. Graves thanks God for a miracle that lifts her from poverty.
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Ellice
Nelly
Graves
Mina Nelly
Father
Hsband
Miss Nelly
Anya
Miss Nolly
New Orleans
Nell
Otera
Mr. Wentworth
Echoes of a Century Past in English Society
A reflective piece describes 1700s England and Europe with powdered hair taxes on wigs, high meat prices, and social excesses. It notes leisurely stagecoaches, heavy newspaper taxation, and calls for reform of jails and asylums as society modernized. The fragment also hints at early American progress amid these contrasts.
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England
Europe
America
St Lows
Woman Heroine Jennie Robinson Dominates in Caldwell
A Caldwell resident Jennie Robinson, described as six feet tall and 447 pounds with hardened muscles, killed a trained bear with a single blow at a traveling show. She is praised as the strongest woman on record and has previously helped a steer plow a field and carried a stubborn mustang. A separate report recounts a daring escape by Edwin Hoyt stopping a runaway cab in New York, and a military casualty note on Lieutenant Gregg in the Philippines.
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Samson
Ana
Tesas
Jennie Robinson
Caldwell
Jennie
Joume
Jonnie
Edwin Hoyt
New Rochelle
J. Frederic Kernochan
East Twenty-sixth Street
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Host
Brooke
Spain
Hoyt
Twenty-sixth Street
Mudiana Square
Chaoginy Mia Miu creates an enigmatic magazine scene
An editor and contributor clash over a story amid cryptic dialogue about inaccessible language and unheard scenes. The exchange hints at tension between publishing standards and artistic risk in a literary magazine setting.
Abduction Case Stuns New York Police
Police unravel a sensational kidnapping plot linked to a nurse named Carrie Jones who abducted infant Marion Clarke from Arthur Clarke and left an empty baby carriage found by a passerby near Central Park. The case draws parallels to the Charley Hoss abduction as investigators pursue motives and suspects in a widening mystery.
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New Yorr City
Charleyoas
Arthur Clarke
Carrie Jones
Marion
Central Park
Abduction Of Maud Cloeder Sparks Police Hunt In NYC
Maud Cloeder, photographed two weeks before, vanishes after leaving home. Her father, alerted fifteen minutes later, finds only an empty cradle. A note sent to the Clarke household demands ransom and threatens the child’s life if the crime is reported. One woman jailed as a suspect later released. reward set at 4000 dollars for information leading to arrest.
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Merci Auy
Loung
Reuben Lodlam
Hahnemann Medical College
Cineago
Yuat
Callege Hospital
di Ludlam
Reuben Ludlam, Jr
Landlam
Br. Lidlan
Pi Landlan
Chaden
Buck
North Dakota
Fisk
Oliver Simmons
Eleanor Fulton Simmons
Lebanon
Pari
Misa Eleanor Fulton
Louye
Philadelphia
Enat
Nurge
New York
Clarke
Twain Meets Emperor in Vienna Audience Remark
Mark Twain receives special audience with Emperor Franz Joseph in Vienna. The emperor expresses keen interest in Twain's literary work and notes admiration for American military efficiency.
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Ho Seon Eeperor Prancis Joseph
Ausky Texas Rangers Quell County Tensions at Columbus
State Rangers disarmed all men at Columbus including the county sheriff and deputies as factions in Colum bus County face escalating conflict. Ex-sheriff Revo supporters gather statewide threatening to wipe out opponents once Rangers leave. Involved are several hundred people amid the tense standoff.
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Ausky
Tex
Columbus
Revo
Fatal Railway Wrecks near Sink Creek injures and deaths
A Chicago Minneapolis through train on Rock Island and Burlington routes derailed four miles southeast of Warenioo Iowa after a washout at Link Creek. Nine killed, twenty three injured. Notable cases include Pullman car crew member W A McLoughlin and Hawties, Minneapolis lumberman E L Arnold, and David I Home of Minneapolis. A roadside washout left the track unsupported for forty feet. A second wreck near Deawern, Chicago Great Western, killed a colored porter and injured several as track settlement caused derailment.
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Bt.Louta
David I. Home
Minneapolia
Hawties
Pullman
W. A McLoughlin
David I. Hamo
Minneapolis
Misa Laura Morganstelo
Admiral Hobley
William Deboullom
St. Louis
Watéttoc
Hoe
Seballian
Achosiiam
Deawern
Chicago Great Western
Disastrous cyclone devastates Bijou Hills area
News of a deadly cyclone near Bijou Hills twenty two miles south of the city. Seven people died including Charles Peterson and his six children aged three to ten. Two others injured. The cyclone destroyed A Codens place a church and schoolhouse then struck the Peterson homestead. Numerous stock killed and homes heavily damaged. The event drew hundreds who witnessed the funnel’s southern path.
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Bijou Hills
Charles Peterson
Botany
A. Coden
Lightning Kills Farmer in Oxford Township Barn Accident
Baxovsky Ohio special report says Sonta Short, a farmer from Oxford Township, was killed by a lightning strike at a barn warming near his home. About thirty people were present in the barn when the shock felled them. several suffered injuries from the blast.
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Baxovsky
Ohio
Sonta Short
Oxford Township
Fourteen Year Olds Accused in Father Murder
A remarkable murder case unfolds as fourteen year old Lena Bouts and her ten year old brother are charged with the death of their father, a prominent railroad contractor. Lena admits the crime while her brother says he helped, after a cruel motive alleged. The mother was away when the shooting occurred and the family then ate lunch together.
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Lena Bouts
Frank Outs
Daniel Bozarth
Bridgeton
N.J
Bozarth
Fred Reppert
Allentown
Penn
Elin Hoppere
Sualckin
Puey
Keppert
Bradley
Frankfort
Chattanooga
Tenn
Findley
Omeiala
Texaa
Pactla
Dallis
McGilbert
New York V Presbytery
Cuban-American League
Cubana and Americane
New York City
T. Contrada Palma
Cuban Revolutionista
Benjamin J. Gueren
Santa
Funda
Jaatt Ball
Philadelphia
James I. Gordon
Colonel Gordon
Leo & Gordon Mil
Cuckamauga
Cornelia Wilemaingon
Missionary Ridge
J. B. Gordon
Washington Postmaster and other federal appointments
President McKinney names John A. Marritt of New York as Postmaster at Washington succeeding James P. Willett. Iyin C. Madden of Detroit will replace General Merritt in the Postoflices Department. Navy pays final claim on gunboat Prince tot. state denies port reports of vessel shortages. British officials discuss reciprocity treaties with British Guiana and Barbadoes. Queen Victoria wires birthday greetings to President Mortality.
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John A. Martritt
New York
Washington
James P. Willett
Iyin C. Madden
Detroit
Mich
Merritt
Navy Department
Princetot
State Department
Congal Hanon
San Juan
Porto Rico
Lake City
Vistoria
Mortality
Bin
Lis
Secretary of the Navy
William Max Muller
Max Muller
Eton
Oxford
Constantinople
Hague
Gomez
Dreyfus Trial Revived by Court of Cassation Report
Paris report states Balot-Benupro favors revision of the Dreyfus case and a retrial before a court martial. The proposal is seen as nearly certain to be accepted, sending Dreyfus back to France for retrial. the document then passes to Procureur General Manau.
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Paris
Court of Cassation
M. Balot-Benupro
M. Mazeau
Dreyfus
France
Procuraur
Manau
Dreyfus Transport Plans Outlined by Cayenne Governor
A Daily Telegraph correspondent reports Cayenne Governor-General Montiet outlines retransportation of Dreyfus to France. The plan, supervised by Montiet and Dente, restricts witnesses to state officials and warders. Dreyfus will travel by ship in the Roads of Ite Royale, unseen by Cayenne residents.
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Dente
Ite Royale
Cayenne
South Park Line Reopens After Four Month Blockade
Leapville Colorado reports the South Park line is now open and trains will run regularly after a blockade that began January 21. The line endured the longest railroad blockage in Colorado history, causing severe shortages for towns and starving threats mitigated by locals breaking snowed roads. Mines along the route were unable to ship ore for 125 days, halting development and suspending most work.
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Leapvillle
Col
South Park
Denver
Ing Bean
Colorado
Arkansas Supreme Court Affirms Lower Court Decision
General Merriam departs Wardner with Wardner and Jeff Wardner bound for Denver leaving Major Smith to command US forces in the Occur d'Alenes. Three killed at a railway crossing when an eastbound express struck a carriage at Wonders Station New York. Rose Beanhour Dead at Fontainbleau aged seventy seven. Nosa Bonheur, famed animal painter, dies after lung congestion.
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Little Race
Ark
State Supreme Court
Arkansas
Merriam
Wardner
Jeff Wardner
Idaho
Gove
Denver
Major Smith
United States
Occur d'Alenes
Joseph Keller
Ray Sherman
Alden
N. Y
Louis Garey
Auburn Four Corners
Penn
Wondes Station
New York Central
Rose Beanhour
Nosa Bonheur
Fontainbleau
Penn Wins Intercollegiate Championship in Athletics
The University of Pennsylvania topped the Intercollegiate championship in athletics held in Manhattan New York City. Harvard finished second Yale third and Princeton fourth.
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University of Pennsylvania
Hag Nenin
Manhattan Fold
New York City
Harvard
Yule
Princeton
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