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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1906

Page

6

Brave Girls Save Lives Across Water and Fire

A survey of remarkable young heroines from New Jersey to Connecticut and New Haven. Girls and women dive into floods and rivers to rescue strangers and kin, pull frightened riders from peril, and even choke dangerous animals to protect others.

Lake Hopatcong Edna Hartman Miss Hartman Effie Field Rutherford N. J Walter Hutchinson Frederick G. Ware Ansonia Conn Charles Cahill

Wrestling in Scotland at Grasmere Fair Grounds

The London Standard describes Grasmere in Cumberland where wrestling occurs on a verdant lawn near a grandstand and a ridge. Spectators watch from rings and carriages while girls sew embroidered tights for wrestlers. Children and experienced men compete as observers imagine Rosalind in the crowd.

Grasmere Lord’s Cricket Ground Cumberland Orlandos Charleses Rosalind London Standard

Vote buying in England in the 18th and 19th centuries

The article recounts repeated British election corruption from Wendover to Hindon Wakefield Dublin and Shaftesbury. It describes schemes including money carried by a Moon messenger at Hindon and holes in doors or walls used to distribute sums to electors.

Wendover Hindon House of Commons Wakefield Dublin Shaftesbury

Russian Revolution Eyewitness Letter From Helsingfors

Mrs. Isabel Donner, widow of Herman Donner, writes from Helsingfors to her son in New York with vivid observations on the Sveaborg mutiny days. She describes shelling, fires, and the fear in streets, notes the Red Guard’s influence, police pay, and calls for reform. She recounts the Stolypin assassination attempt and broader terror, urging cautious action amid revolutionary violence.

New York Finland Isabel Donner Herman Donner United States Helsingfors H. Montague Donner Skatudden Socialist-Revolutionary Party Red Guard Hagnas Senate Droschka M. Stolypin Apothecary Island St. Petersburg Russia Sveaborg Kronstadt Socialist Revolutionary Party Central Committee

A Roomier Universe and a Wider Vision

Our view of God expands with knowledge of the universe. Early thinkers linked heaven to the skies, while old images of Atlas and pillars gave way to a broader sense of God. As humanity learns more, heaven and God become spiritual rather than material, near us and within our capacity to contain him. Jesus Christ’s capacity for holding God is infinite, and we should strive to imitate him.

God Heaven Hell Milwaukee China Atlas Jesus Christ

Resurrection Day Crowd at Yale Harvard Game

Harper's Weekly notes the Yale vs Harvard football clash in New Haven drew over 30 000 fans flooding the Elm City streets. A clergyman's little daughter, walking with her mother, asked what was happening and exclaimed about Resurrection Day.

Prescott Street Jersey City Anna Harry Fannie Haskowitz Hopkins Street Brooklyn Julia Sumner Avenue Fannie Madeline Spinello New Haven Yale Harvard Elm City

Not Encouraging Joke Trade Sparks Editor Banter

A witty exchange between a caller with unbarbered hair and a busy editor in the Chicago Daily News. The caller asks about a vacancy in the joke department while the editor notes a vacancy will open once the office boy clears the waste basket.

Chicago Daily News

Light of Other Days The Evolution of Lighting

The article traces medieval lighting from sconces to lanterns and candles, noting luxury traveler’s candlesticks and wash basins, tragic torches at a Charles VI ball, and the rise of crystal candlesticks and crystal pendants. It covers street illumination in Paris, the 1667 edict, and London link boys, ending with reading in bed by candle.

Charles VI France Francis I Louis XIV la Valliere Paris London

Watt Smatter and Heetall Wright at new flat

The Chicago Tribune notes Watt Smatter asks how his wife likes the new flat. Heetall Wright replies she is delighted, yet voices concern that many families occupy the other apartments in the building.

Watt Heetall Wright Chicago Tribune

Rival Hidden Real Estate Versus Words of Love

A dialogue echoes a clash between a rival with vast real estate and a suitor who has only words. A stern reply favors action over speech as a resolve to marry a man of deeds, not of words, resonates in a Houston Post style exchange.

Mr. Slimpurse Houston Post

Not a Candid Moment as Charlie Proposes

A Detroit Free Press snippet describes a proposal where Charlie appears terrified, his teeth chattering, eliciting laughter from his partner Dora and the amused reaction of his mother.

Charlie Dora Detroit Free Press

Knickerbocker Salaries Spark Team Debate

A New York Sun item notes two players receive different pay: one earns five dollars, the other ten, prompting discussion over team compensation and payroll disparity.

Bocker N. Y

For Bill Heads Letter Heads Fine Commercia Get Our Figure

A terse note discusses producing bill heads and letter heads for a commercial client. It emphasizes achieving a clear figure or price target and mentions potential turnaround timelines and placeholders for company branding.

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