04 Sep 1884
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1884
Page
1
A narrator describes a surreal flirtation where a woman smiles and nibbles a chicken bone while contemplating a grotesque cook and eat motif. A man sighs with yearning as she teases him and proclaims she has promised to marry Jim.
Phil Partlow a gilt edged note broker marries Florence Tragmer a cultivated wife who lures him into constant business talk and social circles. When Florence urges Europe she clashes with Collignon a friend who becomes her companion. A staged voyage ends with Florence confessing an affair and Partlow choosing to go abroad with her. The scandal unfolds aboard a Cunarder as truth erupts and a dramatic rescue follows.
A tale from Youth's Companion contrasts Carlyle's view of genius with Paganini's career. It credits him with a capacity for infinite pains, relentless daily practice, and intensive study, tracing how his mastery grew from early flattery to disciplined exploration and collaboration with teachers, leading to a world where no master or equal could be found. It notes Faraday-like thoroughness and the lasting idea that genius is inseparable from painstaking labor.
A bookkeeper reports no cash missing and correct ledgers as a merchant learns the elopement rumored of Merchant Hasnt Fogg. The boss asks to mail a 210000 dollar check to honor the supposed honesty of a poor young man despite the scandal.
The Kentucky State Journal recounts Lize and Moll arguing that Bill Thompson is a coward for carrying two razors to a ball and thus not a gentleman. A rural proverb follows, about boys who do not misbehave being lazy or unwell.
A reflective note on hope as humanity’s enduring beacon though often deceptive. It argues hope eases the voyage of life, helping people move toward their stated ends with steadier steps and a calmer outlook.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt reviews Mr. J. P. Dolliver's Iowa Republican convention speech. The 26 year old temporary chairman energized delegates, praised Republican strength, and outlined plans to campaign in West Virginia Ohio Indiana. He argued Democrats bankrupt and attacked their platform while praising GOP unity and leadership.
The formal opening address in Indianapolis marks the start of the Hoosier campaign. The speech presents the party issues with eloquence and targeted appeal, outlining policy stances and rallying supporters for the campaign season.
A large Republican reception for Gen. John A. Logan in Chicago marked the party’s Illinois campaign start. Gen. O L Mann led a 100+ committee to Pullman, Logan traveled with Gen. Torrence, and Gov. Hamilton welcomed him at Lake Park before a torchlit procession down Michigan Avenue. Logan spoke on civil service reform, tariffs, and currency, praising Republicans and attacking Democrats, with Blaine and Oglesby praised by speakers. The event ended with midnight fireworks as supporters cheered the Republican ticket.
A Cooperstown Republican urges Irish voters to oppose Cleveland and back protectionist policy. The speaker argues an Irish vote for Cleveland mirrors free trade England and cites no valid reasons for Irish support of the Democratic ticket.
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