Heroic rescue on river rapids by a mine of courage
In a Cincinnati Post narrative, a narrator recalls a perilous river voyage where a colonel is swept toward deadly rapids. John acts with instinctive precision, leaping to the rescue and securing the colonel on a rock. The narrator honors John's strength, describes the staged recovery, and notes the survivor’s later prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thad
Dolm
C. G. Orcher
Cincinnati Post
Hunter’s risky dive leads to peril on rapids
In Adirondack woods Colonel Hood and a seasoned hunter named Wahneema follow deer tracks to a mountain lake. Hood ignores caution and enters roaring rapids to detour traces, despite John’s warning of dangerous currents. The scene shifts to invisible danger as the narrator notes Hood’s grave misstep.
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Adirondaels
Sammen
Tle
John
Wahneema
Colonel Hood
Hood
The Czar as Laborer in Winter Park Sanitation
A peculiar portrait shows the czar performing hard manual labor in winter scenes. He helps with tree felling and plank preparation for cabinets and shovels park snow into cart piles, aided by gardeners and occasionally children, amid a playful domestic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgurnemarpeatr Review
Fashion's Mirror on Spring Coats and Skirts
The New York Evening Post notes a swallowtail directoire coat over updated dress skirts with widened backs to ease over fuller garments. It highlights long shoulder seams, wide hoapskirts, rough surface fabrics, and a range of colors including greenish gray tan and Oriental red with bourette wools and silk blends.
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Merveilleux
Vngogne Bourette
New York Evening Post
Misquotes and Attributions in a Patchwork Quotation Run
A garbled compilation of literary lines misattributed to Keats Pope Burns Bulwer Lytton Paine and others. The text mixes famous phrases with incorrect attributions, corrupt spellings and fragmented quotes, offering no coherent narrative or sourcing.
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Keats
Hazel
Cowper
Bulwer Lytton
Thomas Paine
Burke
Cormnel
Campbel
Mina
Imian
Pope
Royalty and Nobility Glitter in Pearl Jewels and Affairs
Princess Victoria shown as a model of taste and refinement. The Prince of Wales uses gloves crafted by a Brussels house with models of his hands. Prince Pascal count de Bari once sought Mrs Mackay’s daughter. Duke Carl Theodore of Bavaria treated 5000 patients and performed 200 eye surgeries last year. Empress Carlotta of Mexico insists on fresh pearl gloves each morning. Queen Victoria and Empress Frederick own renowned pearl jewels. Empress Frederick of Germany brokered a reconciliation between Emperor William and the Duchess of Sparta over a religious dispute.
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Prince of Wales
Brussels
Royal House of
Bourbon
Pascal
Count de Bari
Mackay
Carl Theodore
Bavaria
Carlotta
Mexico
Queen Victoria
Frederick
Marie
Russia
Europe
Germany
William
Sparta
Unusual Garden Facts and Plant Care Remedies
The piece notes frost affects root regrowth after tops die back, cites Campo Seco in Calaveras as home to California’s largest cork oak, and mentions the Stanford vineyard at Vina Calaveras is world leading with six square miles and 3 500 000 vines. It also explains seed survival in pansies, vanilla’s orchid nature, salep from tubers in Persia and Turkey, and a worm remedy using corrosive sublimate in water.
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California
Campo Seco
Calaveras County
Stanford
Vina
Tebania Comuty
Cal
Indies
Persia
Railway Rumbles and Developments Across Lines
Daily use of compound engines increases on heavy freight lines in New Zealand. The total cost of all railways, opened and unopened, listed as of March, amounts to £15 407 785. Erie’s eastern division chief McGuire begins water bay patrolling on the western division. Pennsylvania equips the New York and Amboy division with an electric and air system. Delaware Lackawanna and Western places guards at crossings near Hoboken and Hackettstown to avoid accidents.
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Ues
New Zealand
McGuire
Erie
Therds
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Nitis
Udder Loud
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T Has Pere
Nty
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T. AR. Sullivan
Scribner's
Czar
Fashion’s Mirror
JAS. S. Kirk & CO
Chicago
W.B. Starr
W.B. Starr & Ces
General Merchandise
Pr Diepot
Lima
Mont
Main Street
Billiard Hall
Dillon
Bannack
Victoria
Hmpress
UCR
R. C. Halliday
VAL Blatz
Milwaukee Beer
Sar
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Silas
Montana St
Dillon, Montana
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Dillon Drug Store
W. 8. Barbour
Montana
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Idaho Street
Masonie
Dilton
Whropshire & Burleigh, A
Attorneys-At-Law
Rocome
Silverbow
Betre
Foams Land
Kupfer Block
Edwin Norris
RB. Sarr
R. Melton
Dillon Mercantile C O
First National Bank
College of
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Gout UL UR Lane
Sevdeniy --Vhe College
School of Mines
Poperthaert
D. J
McMillan
D.D
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U. S. Mail
Pacific
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Silver Stream
Pish Creek
Whitehall
Northern Pacific Railroad
Helena
Butte City
Thos. Graham, Prop
A. C. Haweonp
Avent, Dillon, Mont
P. A. Lancety
G. Laver
I. F. Kimsy
Butte Hardware Company
Dillon National Bank
Oficers and Directors
John W. Morton
Masonic Block
Thompson & Reynolds Annufacturers
Dillon, Mont
Argenta
BBO
Pacific Express
F. 1
Graves
Anderson Bros
Pennsslvania
New York and Amboy
Delaware
Lackawatnia
Wetern
Hoboken
Hackettstown
Bright
Ripans Gas Company
P.O
New York
Peer Callahan
Wamphrey
United States
Plumb
U. FH
John A. Clinton
Lima, Mont
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