Bravest of all the bridal wreath and Nell
Fragmentary verse passage appears to describe a bride and matron figure with references to Worth designed attire, and a spouse bearing costs, all conveyed in a melancholy tone. The lines are incomplete but suggest thematic focus on marriage and social display.
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Nell
Fifth Judicial District
Mentena
Beaverhenul
Barney Maron
Chambere
Thie Petitron
Charles W. Gray
Perecus
Enid Coirt
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Minda
Toehawcaure
Tani
Geett County
District Court
Forth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead ‘County
Arabella Phil- Latrisince
Otho Klemm
Hheaverhesd
Dillon Tribune
Intrigue and Diamonds in Russian Court Gossip
A Hungarian tale from the court of Catherine II recounts Prince Monomoff winning the czarina’s favor over Potemkin. A lavish wedding, a priceless diamond, and a secret price paid in kisses spark a midnight police visit with a chorus of veiled ladies and birch rods.
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Alexandra Serbatoff
Catherine 01
Gregory Alexandrovitch Potemkin
Prince Monomoff
Monomoff
Alexandra
Czarina
Catharina
Orloff
Russia
Romanoff
Princess Kerchikoff
Daskoff
Potemkin
Monomof
Thim
Princess _Monomoff
Ebset of Police
Prince Monomol
Indies
New York Journal
Noble Hospitality in a Waking Night Tale
A traveler receives hospitality from Yassoul who offers gold and a swift horse for his departure before dawn. The guest weeps, pledging repayment for kindness, recalling Ibrahim who slew Yussouf’s seat. The scene emphasizes nobility as an inward light shared between hosts and guests.
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Yassoul
Yussouf
Sheik
Ibrahim
The Star of Bethlehem in History and Myth
The piece debates the star as a celestial phenomenon or human creation. It notes Herod’s death near Rome year 750 and the magi’s two year window for the star’s appearance, suggesting the royal birth or conception. The article cites New Lippincott's as its source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Herod
Bethlehem
Therod
Rome
Jérusalem
Wwerod
Lippincott's
Lunatic in Charge Prank on Night Train
Two Birmingham travelers sought privacy on a night train to Holyhead. One stepped onto the footboard to bluff passengers into thinking his companion was a lunatic in charge, then rejoined as the ruse ended with the line: “Done it, haven’t you.”
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Birmingham
Holyhead
Fragmentary exchange on punishment of footpads in public flogging
A clipped dialogue discusses the idea of public flogging for footpads. One speaker says they felt sorry for the offender and mentions reports of proposed public punishment, with garbled remnants suggesting debate or concern.
Turiril and Maitreya Echo Ancient Baghdad Virtue Trial
A tale from Baghdad contrasts Turiril the generous saintly citizen with ascetic Maitreya. Turiril’s first wish unleashes fatal plagues and deaths, prompting an Ormuzd judgment that mercy can redeem even flawed virtue. The moral: egoism and unchecked desire spur crime, while true will guides toward paradise.
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Turir
Bagdad
Maitreya
Maltreya
Ormuzd
Mattreya
Turiil
Turkr
God
Tariri
Turii
Mandentka
Hager
Sturil
Carvilak
Nisami
Turtri
Puriri
Turik
Jude
Paradise
Turirl
Turi
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roberts of Utah in the House in tense aisle standoff
In a dramatic scene in the House, Utah’s Roberts moves to the speaker’s chair with pale calm. A gallery spectator notes his neat appearance and a companion quips about “three wires” keeping him steady as the confrontation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Utah
Brigham H. ‘Roberts
Chicago
Herald
Clever Poreton Miss Wabash Named Cleverest Girl
In our set, Poreton Miss Wabash is regarded as the cleverest girl among local society pages with attention on charm and wit.
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Poreton
The Actress and Critics Quip on Theater and Tax Jokes
The piece quotes lines from Chicago papers showing humorists debating disappointment in performances and jokes about taxes and personal property. It includes quips about marriage politics and religion and a doctors-ill pay hook.
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Wyfh
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Chicago Record
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Hubby
P. R. Oliver
New York Sun
James Russell Lowell
The
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Eee
Pera
le Joine
New York
Washington
Tribune, Pub. CO
Dillon, Mont
Oma
B.C
Desert
Fins
United States Land Office
Helena
Mubt
Mary A. Winslow
Lakeview
Mont
Wis
Price
U.S. Conmiggioner
Movide
Eaid
Levi Shambow
Bon
Paul
William Shambhow
Monida
Victor Linn
Aley
Mittlemeir
United States
Hens Dengler
Enry Dengler
C. E. Robbins
Blue Bird
Bloody Dick
Wm. Spearin
Sarah M. Rabichan
Speanen
Sanab
Haprowy
Jan'y
U. S Land Office
L. D
General Land Office
Washington D.C
Gronae D. Greene, Hegister
U- 8 Land Office
M. M
Greene
Gister
Robert M. Kan
M. H. Panxer
Cetiler
L. J. Price
U. S
Henry A. Dowling
R. Dwest
David D. McKnight
Michael Dowling
Dell
Grance D. Guzexg
Register
Samuel E. Boyd
Jno
Gr. Willis
Dillon National Banking
County
Beaverhead
Ae ‘Cuanizs W. Gray
Samuel EL Boyd
Q No. G. Willie
Wirct
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