Long marriage history ends with Mamie Wood Rhimes
The article recounts Abraham Rhines of Fulton Indiana with a prolific marital record spanning twenty years and eleven divorces. It notes his 12th marriage to Mamie Wood, aged 21, last week as detailed in a portrait feature. Rhines, now 76, has wed multiple women across states and faced repeated divorces and legal battles.
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Fulton County
Indiana
United States
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Swallowed Paris Green After Bug Bite
Patrick Billow nearly died after swallowing a potato bug and then ingesting Paris green. While walking along Lake Erie and Western tracks in Muncie Indiana a bug flew into his mouth and he mistook it for a potato bug. He bought poison at C P Campbells drug store and collapsed from stomach pain. He received emetics and vomited up the poison but remains seriously affected.
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Patrick Billow
Lake Erie
Muncie
Ind
C. P. Campbell
New York Candidates Propose Platinum Platform for Presidency
Louis Lombard and R. E. Johnson of New York announce themselves as presidential and vice presidential hopefuls on a platinum platform. They promise not to seek re election if successful, claiming platinum surpasses gold as a standard of value and remains durable for small investments.
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Louis Lombard
R. E. Johnson
Ofew York
Arovance
Heroism of a fireman on the Bergen Line
Fireman Charlie Wilson of the Northern New Jersey railroad risked his life to rescue a frightened woman on the tracks as a Bergen Diner collision and a New Jersey & New York train incident unfolded nearby. Wilson jumped from his cab and, with another worker, pulled the woman to safety just as trains approached.
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Bergen
New York
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The New Submarine Holland Boat at Baltimore
A lengthy overview of the Holland submarine torpedo boat near completion in Baltimore. It describes its design, double steel shell, air ballast, electric and steam power, camera lucida vision system, and potential for extended underwater operation. The piece notes its potential to revolutionize naval warfare and its pending trial voyage on the Chesapeke Bay.
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Tragic Family Tragedy Shocks Brightwood District
In Brightwood a telegraph polayer named Charles Phifer 21 killed his wife 18 5 and their infant son then hanged himself. He had recently joined a local faith. Relatives deny marital trouble and investigators cite possible sudden insanity as the motive.
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Charles Phifer
Rentry Jemney Kirk
Unconventional Athens Wedding: Van Loan Bride Weds Van Gordon
In Athens New York Miss Mamis Van Loan and Frank Van Gordon wed in a horsebarn lawn ceremony at the Van Loan home. The couple chose an unconventional setting and celebrated with a breezy, novel marriage in front of their residence.
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N.Y
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Negro Shot by Georgians in Sparta Killing Officer
Harris Boone, a colored man, was shot and killed by a group of citizens in Sparta Georgia after resist arrest. The incident followed the earlier killing of David Silver by a negro, prompting a volley that riddled Boone's body.
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Harris Boone
Sparta
Harris
Bowen
David Silver
Boone
Unclear Ancient Remark On Young Women At Table
The fragment discusses a young girl seated on a table in the presence of young men and interprets it as an indicator she desires weariness, reflecting dated social commentary and gender norms without a clear event or source.
Early years of a famed educator and scientist in Europe and America
Louis Apaseir shows a lifelong pursuit of knowledge starting in infancy. He studies Latin and Greek texts, earns doctorates in medicine and philosophy by twenty-three, writes on Erasian fishes, and gains recognition from Cuvier and Humboldt. By twenty-five he becomes a lecturer and soon wins a Harvard professorship in 1844 after an initial 1842 visit to America.
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America
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