Grace Chaloner Finds Love After Town Life Refusal
Grace Chaloner leaves a life of society and city splendor after a breakup with Horace Woodworth, a country farmer. Years later a railroad disaster reveals his survival, and she confesses love at his hospital bed in Wynnville, choosing a rural home over high society.
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Horace Woodworth
Grace Chaloner
Earth
Heaven
Horace
Grace
Aunt Dorcas
God's Angels
Woodside
Guy Rashleigh
Miss Chaloner
James
Wynnville
Grace Chalomer
Grace Chalomer Might Have Done. But Mrs. Woodworth
Connecticut
Mrs. Poppleton in Arkansas and Washington Remarks
An Arkansas country dance scene belittles Mrs. Poppleton with a pecked nose and scrawny neck while her husband is a congressman candidate. Three years later a Washington paper lauds Mrs. Poppleton as handsome and stylish, noting her elegant claret velvet dress and refined entertaining.
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Arkansaw
Washington
D Arkansaw Traveler
How to Purify Beeswax by Sun and Weather Treatment
The process requires slicing wax into thin flakes and spreading them on frames over ground raised posts. Turn the wax regularly and lightly moisten if dew or rain is lacking. Bleaching completes in about four weeks.
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Alaska
I Love You in Three Languages
A humorous note on expressing affection in different tongues. The quote contrasts German, French, and English phrases with a witty miscommunication about French “Je adore” and an American reply, highlighting language quirks in romance.
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Dresden Letier
Croquet Incident Ends With Tragedy and Arrest
In Dublin a woman struck her croquet partner on the head with a mallet causing brain fever and a near fatal outcome. She was kept under arrest during his illness and after recovery they married, leaving him regretful he did not die.
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Aort
Dublin
CHANTILLY Lace Dresses Spark Seasonal Debut
Fashion note highlights CHANTILLY lace dresses set for heavy jetting this season as designers push opulent silhouettes. The item underscores a trend toward luxurious detailing and refined elegance in upcoming collections.
Indian appropriation bill passes Senate with school funds
The Indian appropriation bill passed the Senate on the 12th inst, including a $20 000 allocation for Alaka schools. Other actions include arbitration amendments, tariff moves, open sessions advocacy, and nominations to federal posts as Congress debates river and harbor measures and revenue bills.
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Louisiana
Senate Committee On Commerce
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Troy
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Saratoga Springs
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East New York
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San Jose
Cal
William E Baker
Fairbury
Ill
Charles H. Brown
Sterling
Kan
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Emporia
P. B. Gavin
Corning
Iowa
H. P. Albert
Stuart
Guthrie County
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Hurd Vs. Reids
Culiom
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Palmer
Michigan
Butler
South Carolina
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Tex
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Crain
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Buchanan
N. J
Do a Kindness to Some One Every Day Record
A moral tale recounts a king with a sad son who receives happiness through a magician’s lesson. The boy learns that daily kindness transforms his mood. The anecdote ends with the imperative to perform one act of kindness each day.
Nobleman Visits Law Office Amid Fire
A Scorcy nobleman visited a lawyer amid a blazing office fire and quipped that the place was as hot as an oven. The lawyer replied that the heat proves he makes his bread there.
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Scorcy
Cyclone Ravages Sauk Rapids and St Cloud Inflicting Dozens of Deaths
Meager reports describe a powerful cyclone sweeping from Sauk Rapids to St Cloud this afternoon. It killed at least twenty five in Sauk Rapids and as many in St Cloud, with around 120 injured and forty to fifty bodies recovered by night. The storm demolished Manitoba freight yard, Sanborn flouring mill, Briggs hardware, Dew Hotel, and Sauk Rapids Court House, leaving extensive debris and a devastated, stunned populace.
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St. Paul
Sauk Rapids
St. Cloud
Manitoba
Sanborn
Briggs& Co
Dew
Court House
Sauk
Nick Tinemann
Meisman
George Lindsay
C. G. Wood
Abner St. Cyr
P. Cater
Edgar Hill
Brainerd
Minneapolis
Gov. Hubbard
Buckman
Cees
Cyclone Rips Western Iowa Towns with Destruction
A cyclone struck Coon Rapids Iowa demolishing most of the town. One boy was killed and many injured as twenty five houses two churches one schoolhouse and several buildings were destroyed. A freight train was blown off track and debris ruined. The storm moved from Griswold to Atlantic Brayton and Benton Township with multiple homes and a school destroyed and residents injured or killed. Stock losses reported and overall damage feared extensive while reports remain scarce.
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Omaha Dispatch
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Griswold
Atlantic
Brayton
Henry Rogers
John Kirk
Benton Township
James Reynolds
William Brintner
Donald Brintner
Brintner
Northgraves
Schoolboys Strike at Fifth Avenue School
Columbus reports a pupil protest as Fifth Avenue School students demand one session a day and more recreation. Teachers lock doors at 11:30 and use whips at 12:30 to drive strikers out. About half return. those absent are suspended. Firemen guard the building as other city schools considered a broader strike.
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