Texan Jury Origin Story of Ladierre Case Stuns New York
The New York Sun reports a murder trial where Giuseppe Ladierre killed Nunzio Sallaz on November 26, 1896. A raw Texan juror swayed the panel toward a not guilty verdict after vivid Texas courtroom tales, prompting reflection on jurors and justice.
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Nunzio Sallaz
Giuseppe Ladierre
Ladierre
Supreme Court
Palmieri
Jallaz
Lallax
Tallaz
Giegerich
Texas
Hoe
Sim Gardner
Budd Allen
Budd
Morrisania
New York Sun
Knights of St. Lazarus and their early mission
In early Christian history a special knightly order was established to care for leprosy patients of all nationalities. Its headquarters were near Jerusalem, and the group was known as Knights of St. Lazarus or of St. Lazarus and St. Mary of Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
St. Mary of Jerusalem
Aren’t you getting gray about the temples
A humorous exchange at midnight as he jokes about gray hair while she admits no silver strands appeared. The Detroit Free Press voice captures a weary, affectionate moment between two people.
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Detroit Free Press
Dungarvon Hooper Tale In Candles Vanishing Mystery
Mr Hunter returns from a hunting trip to Forty nine Mile camp to find the candle extinguished and vanished twice. He suspects a prank until a flying squirrel enters the camp, knocks over the candle, and flees when confronted. Cor Fredericton. Forest and Stream.
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Mr. Hunter
Hunter
Miramichi
Dungarvon Hooper
Sone
Palace turns club like under King Theebaw in Mandalay
The King Theebaw era palace in Mandalay is described as an up to date club with a gold decorated audience chamber. A red bloodstain on the wall recalls a murder when a jealous wife stabbed a Mongolian attendant. the mark remains near the door as a stark reminder of past events.
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King Theebaw
Mandalay
New York Commercial
Manuscript dispute ends with editor’s firm stance
A southern writer, whose manuscript secured acceptance in a northern periodical that pays on publication, faced nonpayment and nonreturn of his work. After threatening the editor, he was jailed overnight. He later offered to pay his fine if the editor would publish the manuscript, but the editor refused, citing office rules and promised payment only upon publication.
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Chicago Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
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District of
Montana
Wisdom
Eliza A. Buxton
James Gurg
Wiedonintana
J. W. Moran
Do Do
Nels Johnson
Frank Dixon
Joan M. Evans
Well, after all what is a pessimist quote prompt
A Detroit Free Press quotation questions the nature of pessimism, defining a pessimist as someone whose sunny disposition is worn down by encounters with people who deny his knowledge. It frames pessimism as a result of persistent disagreement and disbelief from others.
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Detroit Free Press
The Immortal Signers of 1776 Recalled in Praise
A reverent overview celebrates the signers of the 1776 Declaration, noting their diverse professions and ages. It lauds their courage, wisdom, and unity in founding a nation, while reflecting on modern departures from the era’s simplicity and zeal.
Spirit of Freedom Fireworks in American Patriotism
A reflection on the enduring spirit of patriotism in the United States. The message celebrates national unity and readiness to defend the flag, noting the historic surge of armed citizens and the guiding Providence that has kept war from the nation’s doors, while peace yields prosperity.
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Republic
Sons of Columbia
C. E. Lindsay
Barbecued Carcasses Cooked Twelve Hours For Perfection
The piece describes carcasses laid on oak sticks over a trench, slowly cooked for 12 hours with fresh fuel kept nearby. Meat becomes brown and moist without scorching, basted for 11 hours with warm salt and water, then finished with dipney a peppery vinegar lard sauce. Native palates praise it as perfect though foreigners find it strong.
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New York World
The Eternal Truth and Founding Beliefs
The message recalls the Pilgrim Fathers and Huguenots seeking freedom to worship and govern themselves. It asserts that all men are created free and equal, with rights including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It cites the Bible and the Declaration of Independence as divinely given.
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New England
Carolinas
Rustic Fourth of July in the County
A Detroit Free Press excerpt describes a jubilant Fourth of July celebration with free air, fireworks, patriotic speeches by Patrick Henry, a silver cornet band, dancing, and widespread cheers. The scene celebrates community pride and festive pageantry under bright summer skies.
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Patrick Henry
Detroit Free Press
Lessons in Patriotism for Fourth of July Celebrations
The Baltimore American urges parents to imbue children with deep patriotism beyond fireworks. Early lessons from Revolutionary heroes shape character and civic duty, urging observances of national foundations, flag adoption, and patriots’ birthdays to foster love of country and willingness to defend its institutions.
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Baltimore American
Old Time Fourths and Jeffersonian Etiquette at Levees
The article contrasts Jefferson’s early administration with Washington’s era, noting the abolition of levees and receptions except on New Year’s Day and the Fourth of July. It describes the Fourth of July ceremonial start with a salute from 12 pounders near the presidential mansion and Jefferson’s wearing of the continental uniform. It recalls the stately parlor gatherings and mentions Abigail Adams and Mrs. Jay among the guests, highlighting social distinction in the capital.
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Jefferson
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Abigail Adams
Jay
Firework Safety Tips From the New York Herald
The New York Herald cautions amateurs about avoiding sameness in displays and stresses planning in daylight. It advises securing wheels, burying mines halfway, and storing surplus rockets away from the firing area against walls to prevent premature explosions.
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New York Herald
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