Train Derailment Sparks Injuries and Local News
Special correspondence reports a freight engine derailment near Monida injuring the conductor and engineer with others lightly hurt. Mrs Fifield served meals to thirty five involved. A local earthquake was felt at Matt Collins home. Several residents report travel and stock movements between Monida and Paperville along with family notes and travels.
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the Tribune
Manepatten
Matt Collins
Red Rock Lake
W.N. Culver
J. E. Blake
Harry Winslow
Omaha
J. B. Burnside
Butte
Creigge
J.B. Blake
H. Winslow
Earl
Monida
Granger
River Scenes and White House Hostess in 1897 Letter
Nippee Hersey recounts a Potomac river excursion from Washington to Glymont noting autumnal scenery, forts, Mount Vernon, and River View. He critiques Mrs. McKinley and compares her to Mrs. Cleveland, mocks Dr. Mary Walker's dress reform, and reports on Washington correspondence changes and local post office appointments.
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Atlantic Coast
Associated Press
Potomac
Glymont
Washington
Arsenal
Alexandria
Fort Foote
Fort Washington
Fort Sheridan
Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall
River View
Colonial Beach
Old Point Comfort
McKinley
White House
Cleveland
Mary Walker
Nansen
Makiiégore Star
Rumors and Notable Visits From The Tattler
The column notes Carlotta planning a Mexico trip to the death scene of her husband, Eugenne of France inspecting the San Francisco at Smyrna, Susan B. Anthony hosting weekly gatherings, Miss Colfax running Michigan City lighthouse, Mary Baker turning ninety seven and binding wheat sheaves, Mme. Leo Delibes founding an asylum and school near Paris, Mrs. Burke on San Francisco charter panel, Dr na F Blaylock as Nashua’s lone woman physician, Princess Adelaide joining a Solesmes convent, Marsy paying for a Paris steeplechase horse, Miss Braddon’s housekeeping and needle skills, Mrs. Reese entertaining Victoria with tea at Fort Monkton.
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Carlotta
Maximilian
Mexico
Eugenne
France
United States
San Francisco
Smyrna
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Colfax
L. K. Burke
Phelan
Board of Freeholders
Na F. Blaylock
Nashua
N. H
Dom Miguel
Solesimes
Angers
Lowenstein-Wertheim
Milo
Marsy
Comedie Francaise
Paris
Solitalre
Iis
Braddon
John II, Reese
Cleveland
Queen Victoria
Reese
John McLean
Fort Monkton
Hampshire
McLean
PERT PERSONALITIES A roundup of playful quips and political jests
A mishmash of remarks from various papers on public figures and incidents. Abdul Hamid as assassination proof, Twain jokes, Depew bicycle fear, czar and kaiser relations, Klondike outfit cost, Edison's taste for trashy books, Ben Tillman's fight against the devil, and Mrs Lense entering Kansas politics with likely misfires.
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Abdul Hamid
New York Journal
Mark Twain
Philadelphia Press
Chauncey M. Depew
Boston Transcript
Czar
Kaiser
Washington Star
Russell Sage
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thomas A. Edison
Philadelphia
Ben Tillman
South Carolina
Ben
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Marriageable ages around the world and fashion notes
The article lists marriage age rules by country from 18 in Germany to 14 for boys in Portugal and Switzerland, cites Russian norms, and closes with fashion mentions of wings, flowers, and hats. It notes millinery trends like white wings with yellow chiffon and lilacs, and tiny seashell decorations.
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Portugal
France
Belgium
Greece
Switzerland
Spain
Austria
Turkey
Hungary
Russia
Saxony
Nack Confesses as Thorn Trial Opens in New York
The Herald reports Mrs. Augusta Nack confessed after a police ordeal and will testify against Martin Thorn in the William Gul densuppe murder case. The trial opened with DA Youngs outlining the case and twenty witnesses called to identify body fragments and linkage to the morgue and East River discoveries.
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New York
Navy
the Herald
Emanuel Friend
Augusta Nack
Harlem Opera House
Simanayaiond
Thorn
Mr. How
Tam
Herald
August Nack
William
East River
Guldensuppe
Martin Thorn
William Guldensuppe
William J. Youngs
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Bellevue Hospital
Highway Mail Robbery Stages Hold Up Near Cheyenne
Nov 10 Cheyenne Canadian mail stage robbed by two highwaymen who rifled the mail pouch and took about 400 dollars in money and valuables. James Wilson, the stage driver, has been arrested for complicity in the robbery.
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Gotuaig
O. T
Cheyenne
Canadian
James ‘Wilson
Effie Confirms Jones Kisses Many Girls
Effie claims Jones kisses every girl he meets and asserts the fact from his own lips, as quoted in Larks.
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Effie
Jones
Jack
Dust Free Wheel Quip From Cincinnati Enquirer
A light exchange from the Cincinnati Enquirer features a playful line about a wheel remaining free of dust and the other party replying that it likewise suffers no trouble staying clean.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
What are pauses in grammar according to a child
A New York Journal quip where a teacher asks about pauses and a small student misdefines them as things that grow on cats and dogs. The joke hinges on mishearing pauses as pet growth.
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New York Journal
A Perfect Treasure Mistress-Now and the Seal of Duat
A dialog between Mary and an unnamed speaker stresses strict housekeeping as the only way to hide the duat. The exchange hints at a mysterious treasure linked to a cultural or mythic setting, with a tone of repetition and instruction.
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Mary
Medical tonic claims cure all ills and urges sales
Advertises Cascareta Candy Cathartio as a universal remedy for kidneys liver bowels colds headaches fever constipation and biliousness. Promotes selling Minnesota Grown nursery stock seed corn potatoes and grain with liberal terms. Also offers a Yukon Klondyke compendium and color map for 10 cents.
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Minnesota
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh Offered in Trial Size
Thousands are Trylog It. Ely's Dream Basin is promoted as the most effective cure for catarrh and cold in head with a 10 cent trial size. Satisfied users include Oscar Outrum of Chicago who reports relief and endorses Ty's Cream Balm as the cure, noting it contains no cocaine or mercury and is available at druggists or by mail.
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T. A. Slocum
New York City
Nica
Science Daily
M. D
E Street
New York
Dillon Tribune
Ely
Dream Basin
ELY Bros
Warren
N. Y. City
Balin
Oscar Outrum
Warren Ave
Chicago
Ill
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