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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1888
Page
1
A Very Young Thief Finds the Real Culprit
Molly Gowen, a trusted servant, is accused of stealing Capt. Prime’s thirty silver dollars. After harsh doubt and social shunning, the true thief is revealed as Hitty, the captain’s daughter, who hid money under a sofa. Molly’s vindication leads to marriage to Robin Moore and a hopeful future aided by Mrs Prime.
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Mrs. Prime
Robin Moore
Molly Gowen
Capt. Prime
Molly
Hitty
Miss Molly
Witty
Robin
Hannah
Eunice
itty
Betty
Prime
Qhol
Capt
Dora Annis Chase
Boston
Stevenson on vulgarity and servitude in popular culture
Robert Louis Stevenson critiques modern literature and social behavior, noting that vulgarity animates the master servant dynamic and taints service. He argues the air of vanity corrupts dignity, mocks trades like shoeshining, and contrasts virtue with fashionable disdain in Scribner's Magazine.
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England
Robert Louis Stevenson
Scribner's Magazine
Persian and Arab Brass Work Distinction Explored
A London Globe note contrasts Persian versus Arab brass artistry with Baghdad Tehran and Isfahan cited for fine repousse work. It notes Arabs avoid figural designs due to strict Muslim prohibitions and highlights Damascus as a source of inferior pieces sold to Europe. The piece also recounts Stephenson's rapid transit idea and a parliamentary push to train engine crews, with his testimony on balance between knowledge and willingness to take risk.
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Bagdad
Teheran
Ispahan
Cairo
Damascus
London Globe
Stephenson
Chicago Times
Methods of Jorced Playing Described In Detail
The article explains Jorced, where leaders pick sides and mark a line about thirty yards apart. Players use a blunt spear like a billiard cue, thrown and caught with skill, to drive the opposite side back to claim a line. The game is less brutal than baseball or football and can be decided quickly by throwing the spear over an opponent’s head.
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St. Nichalas
Carter Harrison Recalls That Tay Distant Country
Ex Mayor Carter Harrison in Chicago Mail reflects on his observations of a distant Asian country. He notes universal polyamy, social theater divisions, betel nut habit harming teeth, clothing styles, gender dress similarity, barefoot living, and a strong gambling culture dominated by Chinese merchants. He remarks on economic power, gambling revenue, and Chinese influence in Bangkok.
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Carter Harrison
Indies
Bankok
Chicago
Woolen stockings and a Gypsy camp in Cuba quoted
Excerpted passages reflect M de Lesseps on canal capital stored in French peasants stock ings and a Cuba letter describing Gypsy camps in Germany England and America with tents kettle sticks and the same lively spirit across regions.
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Cuba
Germany
England
America
Texas
Ohio
Maine
Edgar L. Wakeman
Bombardment of Fort Sumter Ignites Charleston Crowd
In Charleston residents awaiting war watched Fort Sumter as the dawn light revealed a shell from Fort Johnson. The signal sparked a rapid response with gunfire from multiple batteries, beginning a siege cannonade within an hour. The Century notes months of speeches, drills, and preparation culminated in the long awaited bombardment.
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Fort Sumter
Charleston
Fort Johnson
Sumter
No Time to Be Tireid Emperor William Dies Heroically
The late Emperor William died fearless and self-possessed, saying he had no time to be tired. His final messages were delivered with the vigor he kept through a long life. The New York Sun notes his soldierly farewell. In Tokio, Japan, horse flesh has become a popular food due to rising demand.
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William
New York Sun
Belle Teases Admirer As A Man Of Fine Presents
A lighthearted note from a society page describes a belle quipping that one admirer is “a man of tine presents,” signaling flirtatious wit and social chatter among the circle. The remark underscores playful etiquette and the era’s emphasis on graceful courtship within a lively social scene.
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