Body of Eddy Stine shipped after coroner delay
Eddy Stine froze to death at Henry Lake and lay at Monida awaiting Sheridan shipment but the railroad refused due to no coroner inquest. The piece notes Lake County’s lack of officials and local residents’ not oversighting the area.
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the Tribune
Maapauen P. O
Eddy Stine
Henry Lake
Monida
Sheridan
Lake
Burns
Miss Cinnamond
Dick Murray
Boyd Dunbrack
Granger
Revival Meetings Continue After Evangelist Leaves
Special Correspondence from Pacarvili reports Evangelist J B Ledford from California leaving Glendale after a successful revival. Pastor Cruger and Rev Oliver will continue the meetings for a while as interest remains high. Nellie Page has commuted daily from her school to attend. Mrs Cruger and Miss Ellen Marshall suffer from grip while Pageville postmaster is crippled by grippe after a year.
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Acholara
Cruger
Ellen Marshall
Pageville
Counterfeiter Caught in Syracuse Forgery Case
Harold Marquisée of Utica New York was arrested in Syracuse on a forged plates scheme for Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Police found counterfeit coins a complete counterfeiting outfit and incriminating items in his trunk and Utica apartments.
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Harold Marquisee
Utica
N. Y
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Marquisée
Syracuse
Dr. Williams
United States
Williams
Montana Engineers Discuss Road Law And County Surveyors
The Montana Society of Engineers met in Helena on March 13 1897 with many members and guests. They urged county surveyors to implement the new road and bridge oversight law passed March 4 1897 and planned a convention to discuss uniform methods and cost savings.
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Montana Society of Engineers
Helena
A. E. Cumming
Lewis and Clarke County
Jno
Montana
John W. Wade
Charles Tappan
L. 8. Griswald
H. M. Patterson
Butte
James 8
Notable At-Glance Biographical Snippets From The Listener
The column lists aging figures and notable figures from history and public life. It notes Galusha Grow writing without glasses at 73, Ky magistrate T Q Hargis dying at 86 after 60 years service and 1,900 marriages, and broad remarks from Col Watterson. It mentions English showman George Wombwell, John Burns' will, Alfred Nobel’s fortune, Abner C. Goodell Sr.’s cracker and printing presses, Governor Pingree’s Washington birthday quip, Meyer on the Jerusalem Talmud, Judge Jackson on jackpot usage, Chester Sanders Lord’s NY Sun editorship and NY Regents nomination, Dr Giuseppe Lunarelli’s yellow fever bacillus, and Connelly Pritchard’s senatorial reelection tale, plus Hiram Lukens’s lifelong printing.
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Galusha A. Grow
T. Q. Hargis
Marshall County
Colonel Watterson
George Wombwell
London
John Burns
Alfred Nobel
Abner C. Goodell, Sr
Salem
Maga
Pingree
Michigan
Washington
Meyer
University of Bonn
A. M. Jackson
Thirteenth Judicial District of
Kansas
Greenwood County
Chester Sanders Lord
The
New York Sun
Board of Regents
New York State University
Lord
Giuseppe Lunarelli
Hiram Lukens
Intelligencer
Doylestown
Quotable Quotations On Women From Various Papers
A collage of remarks on women from the Atchison Globe New York Press Cleveland Leader Philadelphia reveals sharp witticisms about marriage diplomacy and female ambition. The items reference stereotypes and evolving views as the century turns.
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Moore
New York Press
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Venomous Snakes Worldwide and Their Habits
The St Louis Glob Democrat notes 72 venomous snake varieties with tropical torpor in 2001. It cites native antidotes, island snake absence on some lands, self inflicted deaths by fire surrounding rattlers, and pythons replacing bows in the old world. It also mentions mongoose as a common snake killer in Hindustan and describes snake scale color variation.
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New World
Ireland
Hindustan
St. Louis
Burying Theories On Baby Care In Chicago Tip Sheet
A Chicago note remarks that a million babies cry daily for water while warning that popular parenting theories vary in usefulness. It highlights the value of simple care, a happy demeanor, and caution about overreliance on unproven methods. It cites anecdotes of theories failing across children.
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Chicago
The Cynic Repartee on Love and Character
A cynical moralistic quip collection notes women gain dignity from age, wealth influences not love, and marriage sparks a power struggle. It warns against idle talk and the danger of reputations built on vanity, quoting the Atchison Globe.
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Atchison Globe
Horse Tips and Racing Notes From the Belmont Track
A. H. Moorse's Red Wilkes sits at 187 on the list. T. W. Price refuses $6 000 for Ayana. Beard string at Brighton. Lady Wilkes 2 1614 a Boston speedway belle. Lithos and Michael F. Dwyer praised for solid work. Willclah 2 28 by Wilkes Boy died of lockjaw. Dauntless gelded by William D. Althouse. Colonel A. L. Snowden drives Rifle 9 1134 with B. L. C. 2 14. Ed Corrigan pioneers long-tailed thoroughbreds. Kentucky horse sales show trotter market improving. William Lakeland’s Brighton stable looks strong led by Winged Foot. Attraction 2 1434 sold for 1 100 to A. Tyson at Philadelphia Tattersalls. J. M. D. 3 184 returns to Robert Brawley’s stable this season. Erdenheim farm foals attract Brooklyn Jockey Club attention. C. A. Thompson Independence Ind plans a public stable at Fleetwood park. Le Jockey notes Vanderbilt colors white jacket white and black sleeve loops white cap. Mary Marshall 3 121 with high wheel sulky is heavily in foal at Cloverdell farm. Handspring being conditioned for trots and canters as a seasoner. Brooklyn Handicap expected for Handspring.
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A. H. Moorse
Red Wilkes
T. W. Price
Ayana
Chandler
Brighton
Lady Wilkes
Boston
Lithos
Michael F. Dwyer
Willclah
Wilkes Boy
William D. Althouse
Dauntless
Policoda
A. L. Snowden
Ed Corrigan
Kentucky
William Lakeland
Winged Foot
Belladonna
A. Tyson
Philadelphia
Mary Marshall
Billy Wilkes
A. H. Moore
Cloverdell Farm
Brooklyn
Page gossip notes and celebrity jests from dispatches
A collage of brief quips from various papers lists ex Queen Liliuokalani, Chicago mayor George B Swift, Illinois Senator Maron a Yale alumnus and other figures. It comments on remarks about diplomacy, a joke about a prize jester, and various light opinions on public figures and events with playful skepticism.
Olive Schreiner to Visit England Amid Art World Talk
A Paris paper reports Olive Schreiner plans a visit to England. The item notes skepticism about M Tissot entering a monastery and recalls Dr Jowett’s remark on Browning’s poetic stature. It mentions Phil May’s bohemian image and public antics.
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Olive Schreiner
England
Paris
M. Tissot
Jowett
Bahlol
Sid
Browning
Phil May
Strand
Paul Bourget
Galdos
Madrid
George Duc Maurier
Political Quips Tease Delaware Senate by Popular Vote
A light editorial quip argues citizens of Delaware should all become U S senators through direct election. The piece imagines mass participation changing political power and the way senators are chosen.
Senators and statehouses spark odd proposals and jokes
The column notes quips about Congress members drinking, the Senate amending habit, and a proposal to turn Michigan’s state house into an insane asylum. It also jokes about Utah possibly sending a young woman to the US Senate, reflecting era attitudes and political satire.
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United States Senate
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Michigan Statehouse
Lable
Boston Globe
Utah
Philadelphia Ledger
Business Essentials and Neatness in Trade Rooms
A 19th century exhortation on workplace cleanliness and clerical neatness. It argues that cleanliness saves costs, boosts health and customer perception, and urges bright stores, tidy offices, clean clothes, and ample cleaning tools to ensure successful commerce.
Notable Miscellany From The Tattler Column In Birmingham
The Tattler notes Miss Margaret O Brien editor at The Fee Lance in Birmingham. Mrs M Young of Woodburn Oregon finishes a 4870 piece quilt. Miss Kenneth Terry reportedly fully recovers in the south of France. Louise Michel publishes a history of the 1871 insurrection in Paris. Mrs Marrilla M Ricker of Dover NH declines to seek US minister to Colombia. Miss Clara Bodine of Missouri’s Second district enters stage work. Ballington Booth advocates convict reform and writes a book Did the Pardon Come Too Late? Fraulein Elsa Eschelsen earns Sweden’s first law doctorate with royal permission to plead. Paula Szalit, a 10 year old Vienna prodigy, challenges Hoffmann in piano and shows talent in composition. Mrs K J Huott of Minneapolis teaches many whist clubs in Minneapolis and St Paul, plus private lessons. Fannie McCue, 50, sues for divorce after farm work hardship. Mrs Paul Deforrest of New York buys Horner's Tad for 20 cents and finds five $100 Savannah bank bills from 1858 between pasted leaves. Esther Damon of Plymouth VT is the lone living Revolutionary pensioner in New England, born Aug 1 1844, widow of Noah Dianon. Mme Brasseux of Paris left about 400000 to maids and guests in a posthumous gift.
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Margaret EK. O’brien
Fee Lance
Birmingham
Ala
M. Young
Woodburn
Knen Terry
France
Louise Michel
Paris
Marrilla M. Ricker
Dover
N.hl
United States
Colombia
Clara Boding
Bodine
Missouri
Ballington Booth
Fraulein
Elsa Eschelsen
Sweden
Oscar
Upsala University
Vienna
Paula Szalit
Josef Hoffmann
Mra
Huott
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Fannia McCue
George McCue
Franklin
Ind
Paul Deforrest
New York
Horner
Tad
Bank of Savannah
Esther Damon
Plymouth
New England
Shoe
Noah Dianon
Massachusetts
Weds-Lord
Mme. Brasseux
Emperor’s Deer Stalking At Balmoral Draws Mocking Snaps
The Russian emperor, famed for disdain of sport, hunted deer at Balmoral but showed poor marksmanship. Despite each available chance, he failed to kill a deer in any drive. In contrast, the pope awards the gilded rose to Duchess Maria Theresa, wife of Wirttemberg’s crown prince, a Vatican jewel bestowal for notable church service.
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Russia
Balmoral
Maria Theresa
Wirttemberg
Vatican
Active Passive and Neuter Verb Illustration
A garret find at Porthaid presents a teaching image showing verbs as a family scene. The father embodies active voice whipping a boy for the passive role while a mother watches, yet the neuter is unused in the pictured scenario.
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Porthaid
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