How She Saved Maxwell from the Mine Mutiny
A desperate struggle at the San Sacrada mine pits Maxwell a clean leader against Brady and a jealous circle. The Girl uses courage and a threat of murder to unify a faction and save Maxwell. In a dawn escape the trio flee, and Maxwell faces an uncertain future with the law closing in.
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Maxwell
Jim Brady
San Sacrada
mManager
Peri
Brady
Cave
Adul- Inn
Brotherhood
Silas Field Ag
Leon
Ilo
Silas Field
Field
Goodby
Harrow School
Poetic Lines Prompt a New York Sun Verse
The excerpt presents a whimsical verse fragment from Anne L. Macsey in the New York Sun. It riffs on love and power with odd phrasing and altered spelling, suggesting a humorous or experimental poem rather than a straight news item.
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Anne L. Macsey
New York Sun
Southern wit recalls a northern ice berg at New York gathering
A story from a seasoned southern woman recalls a private New York musical evening. After a song, she tells a stranger she feels free to speak because the woman had been under her grateful obligation for 25 years, referring to having refused the speaker's husband. The remark freezes the room as the speaker moves on.
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Terest
Maxwell
New York
New York Journal
Ambitious bids and court jests in a Boaston transcript
The transcript discusses Michael Colliwins seeking a sanitary department post, with Mr. Murphy noting suitability after a five year pursuit. Henry VII’s six wives are cited, and a Duchess of Milan quips she cannot be queen because she has only one head, illustrating witty refusals.
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Murphy
Michael Colliwins
Sanitary Department
Easy
Henry VII
Milan
End of One of War Times Funniest Feuds
Jack Schuyler is dead ending a long running feud with Tom Pickett. The men, once identical in appearance, spent years swapping tales of military exploits and accusing each other of lies. At reunions they toasted the other as a liar, until Schuyler’s death.
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Wall Street
Manhattan
New York Sun
Jack Schuyler
Pennsylvania
Tom Pickett
Pottsville
Lock Haven
Fallon House
Imino
Jack
Tom
New York Herald
Described Ducking Stool Trial at Liverpool Bridewell
In Neilds Dairy of 1806 the author recalls a ducking stool at Liverpool, noting a chair fixed to a pole lowered thrice into water to humiliate women. He mentions similar devices at Knutsford ponds and a Green Park machine, with women repeatedly flogged at the whipping post. The note cites Domesday Book’s reference to the stool as cathedral ster coms.
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Neild
Bridewell
Liverpool
Knutsford
Green Park
Curious Diplozoon Worms Cross Bodies in Fish Gills
A report from the St. Louis Republic describes the diplozoon parasite as two bodies fused in a single cross shape, each possessing the same organs and inhabiting gills of fish such as the bream. Also: Paris hosts a butter-from-cocoanuts venture claiming a 4000 pound daily output, dwarfing breadfruit in productivity. grafting might yield a bread and butter tree.
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St. Andrew's Cross
St. Louis Republic
Paris
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