Paula Vane and the Viscount Templemore save romance
Horace Templemore faces ruin until a mysterious agent discharges his debts and offers a fortune to redeem his estate. The heiress Paula Vane, believed penniless, reveals herself as the benefactor, exposing the truth behind the romantic pursuit and sealing their engagement.
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Horace Templemore
Horace
Mr. Butler
Paula
Lord Templemore
Paula Vane
London
Miss Vane
Templemore
Victor Hugo Dies at 83 in Paris After Noted Life
Paris mourns as Victor Hugo the poet dramatist and novelist dies at his home at 1 30 pm on May 22 aged 83 years 3 months The nation debates funeral plans Pantheon interment and national mourning are proposed with state support.
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Victor Hugo
Paris
Cardinal Guibert
Hugo
M. Lockroy
M. Hugo
Jeanne
Leon Gambetta
Senate
M. Leroyer
France
Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Pantheon
Bonnat
Dalon
Nadar
Glaize
Leckroy
Mme. Bernhardt
Republic
Adele
Lockroy
Renga Guibert
Victor Hugo Life Sketch Reflects Four Score Years of Work
Biographical sketch chronicles Victor Hugo born Besançon February 26 1802 and outlines his prolific career from early Odes and Ballads through Notre Dame de Paris Les Misérables and dramatic pieces. It notes exile 1852 1870 and return, public acclaim, 83rd birthday tribute, and devotion to the poor and children.
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Victor Marie Hugo
Besancon
Alba
Paris
Rome
Naples
Star House
Hans
Iceland
Bug Jargal
Cromwell
M. Hugo
Hernani
Theatre
Franais
Academy
Charles X
Marion de Lorme
Theatre Francais
France
Louis Philippe
Victor Hugo
Jersey
Guernsey
Republican
National Assembly
Bordeaux
M. Grevy
Garibaldi
Brussels
Vianden
Luxemburg
Ferre
Rossel
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M. Victor Hugo
Napoleon le Petit
Notre Dame de Paris
Notre Dame
London
New York
Madrid
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Turin
Shakspeare
Claude Gueux
Lucrezia Borgia
Marie Tudor
Ruy Blas
Les Burgraves
le Rhin
Louis Naj
Napoleon
Isaiah
Marion
Charles V
Gilliatt
Gamin Gavroche
Jeanne
Tragic Cincinnati Fire Claims Seventeen Lives at Sullivan Works
A benzine explosion at Sullivan printing works on Sixth Street Cincinnati trapped seventeen workers on the fifth floor. Women leaped from windows as flames cut off escape. ten died from smoke and burns, others perished or were rescued as firemen battled the blaze. Many identified victims and survivors are named, with details of the night’s horror and the funeral arrangements.
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Cincinnati
Sullivan Printing Works
Sixth Street
Sullivan
John Sullivan
Sulivan
Habig
Covington
Lizzie
Dollie Handel
Meier
Mrs. Leahan
Anna Bell
Dollie
Lizzie Handel
Fannie Jones
Delia
Katie
Mary Leaban
Katie Lowry
Lizzie Meier
Annie McIntyre
Fannie Norton
Mary Putnam
Lillie Wynn
Will Bishop
Josie Hawks
Emma Pinchback
Nannie Shepherd
Indian Fight in New Mexico Wounds Three Troopers
Dispatch from Deming reports Capt. Smith's 4th Cavalry engagement near Alma. Three soldiers and three Indian scouts wounded. enemies' losses unknown. Sixteen companies plus sixty scouts in the field, with two hundred more from San Carlos Agency ready to reinforce. Geronimo's camp nearby. potential retreat toward Cook's Canyon or into Mexico. Washington telegraphs orders to suppress the outbreak with federal troops and strict precautions.
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Deming
New Mexico
San Carlos Agency
Arizona
Tontes
Mojaves
Arivapai
Geronimo
Bradley
Cook's Canyon
Mexico
Canyon
Alma
Mogollon Mountains
Washington
Pacific
Missouri
Rr. C. Drum
Secretary of War
Oliver S.teall
New York
Gilbert A. Pierce Governor of Dakota Territory
Gilbert A. Pierce born in New York State rose to public life after moving to Indiana to study law. He served in the Civil War, held Army Corps roles, later entered Indiana politics, led Senate committees, and became Chicago newspaper editor before being named Dakota Governor. He authored Dickens Dictionary and several novels and plays.
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Gilbert A. Pierce
Dakota Territory
New York State
Indiana
Chicago University
Valparaiso
Ind
Fort Sumter
Co. H
Indiana Volunteers
Virginia
G. B. McClellan
Philippi
Laurel Hill
War Department
South
Foster
Mobile
Victors
Col
Pierce
United States Senate
Chicage
Chicago News
Dakota
Chicago
Gov
James R. Osgood & Co
Boston
Ohio Editor Scarred by Tar and Feathers Attack
Norwalk special to Chicago Times describes Ray S Hathaway Toledo Democrat reporter lured to a Norwalk barn and tarred and feathered by local merchants in retaliation for gossip items. He was stripped, tarred, feathered, then freed after sheriff seized a revolver and billy. The incident sparked vengeance vows over alleged attacks on wives.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Chicago Times
Ray S& Hathaway
Toledo Democrat
Hathaway
W. H. Peters
Henry E. Smith
C. L. Merry
Democrat
St. Charles
Peters
Smith
Billy
Toledo
Wisconsin Editor's Spine Hurt in Paper Mills Affray
A morning incident at O J Newton's paper mills saw Newton and B W Perry fall twelve to fifteen feet from a stairway. Newton dislocated hip and Perry severely injured amid a big libel suit context. Fort Wayne report notes Jerry Hilligass, county school superintendent, sues the Fort Wayne Daily Journal for 210000 damages over drinking and incompetency allegations.
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Wis
J. Newton
B. W. Perry
The
Democrat
Newton
Perry
Indiana
Fort Wayne Dispatch
Jerry Hilligass
Fort Wayne Daily Journal
Journal
Mob Hangs Pardoned Ex-Convict in Ohio Mining Town
In New Straitsville Ohio a mob of about 200 seized Albert Guess after he mortally wounded the town marshal and fatally shot a boy. They dragged him from the jail, hung him from a barrel rope, then riddled his body with bullets.
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New Straitsville
Ohio
Albrt Guess
Guess
Boy Killed While Playing Ball Near Hudson River
George Lassette seven years old living at 370 West Thirtieth street died after being struck in the chest by a baseball thrown during a game with Jacob Lassette and others in an open lot opposite the Hudson River. McCormick of the group threw the ball that caused the fatal blow. George collapsed and died shortly after.
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New York
George Lassette
West Thirtieth Street
Hudson River
Charles McCormick
Jacob Lassette
McCormick
Locusts Login: Seventeen Year Cicadas Harmless to Crops
Washington telegram reports Prof Riley says seventeen year locusts or cicadas pose little threat to growing crops. They damage only twigs on forest and fruit trees, with young orchards on cleared land at some risk. They lack jaws and mainly suck nutrients rather than cut crops.
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Washington
Riley
Riel Trial Discussion Foreseen Under British Act
Ottawa telegram notes likelihood that Louis Riel will be tried under the Edward III act defining treason offenses. If American born, he might fall under 1867 68 Dominion Act chapter 14, but the old rule of allegiance may bar conviction under that authority.
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Ottawa
Ont
Riel
Edward III
Caesar Brothers Firm Expands in New York
The Caesar Brothers are described as a two person New York business firm. The Princess of Wales is claimed to be an expert angler. Rhubarb shipments begin regularly from Oregon to Boston.
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Clinmton
Paul
Grosely
Caesar Brothers
New York
Princess of Wales
Oregon
Boston
Outbreak of hog cholera feared after fall spread
Eau Claire Wisconsin report notes hog disease reemerging with high fatality. A local farmer lost about six hogs last week and others treated with fifteen drops of carbolic acid reportedly cured. Neighbors test the remedy and claim repeated success.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Judge Cate Rules Sunday Law Applies to Sale of Necessities
Helena Ark special reports Judge Cate holds that Sunday cannot be violated for sale of necessities and that liquor business status should not invite prejudice. Liquor license payers are treated as other taxpayers, affirming equal application of the law.
Oberlin College Loses Major Bequest in Ohio Will Ruling
In Cleveland Common Pleas Judge McKinney ruling the 1883 will of James T. Clark grants his widow Eliza full control of the estate. Oberlin College is limited to 24000 dollars with the remainder to be disposed by the widow, reducing its bequest by 400000 and Hartwick Seminary by 200000.
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Oberlin College
Conservatory of Music
Lake Shore
Cleveland
J. B. T. Marsh
Sec’y
Oberlin
Common Pleas Court of Cleveland
McKinney
James T. Clark
Eliza Ann Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Ruclid-avenue
United States
Superior Street
Hartwick Seminary
Cooperstown
New York
James D. Cleveland
Clark
Legislature Moment Echoes With Humorous Interruption
In a light moment a legislator raises a point of order as a sleepy member groggily jokes about taking a sour toddy. The Arkansas Traveler notes the quirky scene from the floor.
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Arkansaw Traveler
Ohio Constitutional Amendments Proposed for October 1885 Vote
The General Assembly resolves to submit amendments to sections of articles II X of the Ohio Constitution. Electors will vote on the changes on the second Tuesday of October 1885. The proposed text specifies readings and sections to be amended.
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Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Oino
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