The Three-Cent Stamp Poem by Eugene J Field
A nostalgic farewell poem to a three cent stamp by Eugene J Field printed in Chicago News. The speaker recalls the stamp's long service bringing smiles tears and memories across many lives while bidding it a final goodbye. The verse reflects on memory and time and ends with the author’s heartfelt farewell.
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Eugene J. Field
Chicago News
Be Careful of the Frankenstein Trestle A Railroad Tale
Edward H. Crosby narrates Bob Jennings’s near disaster on the Portland and Ogdensburg line. A midnight winter express faces a gale and a cursed trestle as Bob is warned by his wife Nell. A blown switch and a last minute brake save lives, earning him honor and a gold watch.
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Bob Jennings
Bob
Portland & Ogdensburg
Dan
White Mountain
Crawford's
Portland
Nell
Late Express
Fabyan’s
The
Nellas
Dan Smith
Fabyan
North Conway
Sebago Lake Station
Bartlett's
Bartlett’s
Montreal
Frankenstein Trestle
the Express
Edward H. Crosby
Boston Courier
The Weed Among the Boers and Chinese Tobacco
A critical survey of Boer and Chinese tobaccos detailing odor, texture, and effects. The piece contrasts Boer leaf dry harsh and corking to the tongue with Chinese leaf that burns cool and aromatic, and notes red Indian tobacco adulteration using willow bark and sage. It cites a crude Navajo preparation from the Rio Virgin area and ends praising a traditional clay pipe.
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Leeward
Rio Virgin
St. James
What fruit is a stream The cur rant
A playful question implies a pun about a fruit that also names a stream. The setup hints at wordplay around stem and stemmed.
Rock River M E Conference appoints dozens of clergy
At the Chicago session of the Rock River M E Conference Bishop Foss announced appointments across Chicago districts and Rockford to Freeport and Joliet areas. Presiding Elders led assignments for dozens of churches with ministers named for each station and several transfers to other conferences.
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Rock River M. E
Chicago
Bishop Foss
Luke Hitchcock
Arlington Heights
E. M
Bo Austin
Robert Pate
Ada Street
A. W. Patten
Centenary
P. H. Swift
Clark Eves
R. M. Hatsfield
Dixon Street
H. Edmondson
Emmanuel
J. A. Ma
Fulton Street
J. B. Brushingham
Grace
William Fawcett
Grant Place
M. M. Parkhurst
Halsted Street
W. ©. Willing
Jackson Street
J. W. Richards
Langley Avenue
A.C. George
Lincoln Street
Porter
Michigan Avenue
M. E. Cady
Northwest
Warrington
Park Avenue
M. Davis
Paulina Street
T. B. Hilton
St. Paul's
William Craven
State Street
Watson Tranter
Trinity
F. M. Bristol
Wabash Avenue
T. P. Marsh
Western Avenue
W. H. Burns
Winter Street
J. W. Phelps
Chicago Missions
Genary Chapel
Brighton Park
Indianatreet
Milwaukee Avenue
New City
Pooley
Englewood
N. H. Axtell
Evanston
Lewis Curts
Grand Crossing
W. H. Holmes
Highwood
W. F. Atchison
Maywood
J. C. Butcher
Northfield
M. E. Dix
North Prairie
Benton
C. Horswell
G. M. Barnett
Oak Park
Hainesville
Centennial
Harvard
Chemung
H. Schwartz
Libertyville
J. M. Wheaton
Mc Henry
Kingwood
Silas Sei
Orengos
J. M. Clendenning
New Milford
G. H. Wells
Nunda
J. M. Conlee
Palatine
Poplar Grove
Capron
W. A. Adron
Richmond
Hebron
G. ©. Clark
Rockford
G. R. van Horn
Court Street
T. R. Strobridge
Winnaba Street
W. H. Smith
Ninth Street
Harlem
Robert Bell
Rockton
M. A. Sunderland
Roscoe
W. H. Haight
Solon
Spring Grove
Warren Circuit
Woodstock
Franklinville
Albany
G. L
Amboy
T. R. Satterfield
Ashton
A. H
Betel and Flag Center
R. H. Wilkinson
Blackberry
Coleta
M. M. Bales
Courtland
F. B. Hardin
Creston
W. Otgen
de Kalb
H. T. Clendenning
Dixon
F. Mattison
Eric
Samuel Hewes
Franklin Grove
Grand de Tour
P. C. Stire
Fulton
John Hitchcock
Geneva
David
Hampshire and Harmony
M. L. Norris
Harmon
Kaneville
J. T. Robert
Kingston
J. G. B. Shadford
Lee Center
Frank Lines
Lighthouse Point
W. Carr
Lyndon
Edward Breen
Malta
W. H. Locke
Apie Terk
Dayton
Case Davis
Milledgeville
M. W. Satterfield
Morrison
Thos. Sweet
Mt. Morris
G. L. Wiley
Oregon
F. Kryder
Plato Center
A. B
Sterling
Broadway
R.M. Smith
Fourth Street
Cantine
Sycamore
William A. Smith
Aurora
John Williamson
R. D. Sheppard
Galena Street
Montgomery
R. M. Stokes
Batavia
John Ellis
Compton
Earlville
Fletcher Potteroy
East
South Paw Paw
J. M. Cormack
Freedom
Alonzo Newton
John O. Foster
Hinckley
Bri
Naperville
Warrenville
Wellborn
van Orin
James Bush
Northville
Somanauk
P. S. Lott
Oswego
Little Rock
Jericho
Thomas Cochran
Paw Paw
J. H. Tibball
Plano
C. C. Lovejoy
Prairie Center
Triumph
Princeton
W. D. Atchison
Wyanette
West Bureau
J. B. McGuffin
Orkville
EB. W. Adams
T. J. Bassett
Jennings Seminary
Caleb Foster
J. M. Goodfellow
Joliet
J. M. Caldwell
Presiding Elder
Blue Island
Morgan Park
William Osborne
Charnahan
J. B. Brayton
Crete
J. F. Kellogg
Dalton and Thornton
W. Lauck
Deselm
C. W. Cordiz
Elwood
Scout Caldwell
Frankfort
New Lennox
G. W. Winslow
Grant Park
Sherburnville
T. H. Hazeltin
Ottawa Street
F. A. Hardin
Richard Street
J. T. Ladd
Kan
Peru
J. N. Hall
Plainfield
B. C. Arnold
Platteville
A. H. Kistler
Sheridan
A. M. White
Wilmington
Rufus Congdon
Wilton Center
West Peotone
W. H. Strout
Worth
D. B. Kellogg
M. C. Wilcox
G. B. Cruse
Spencer Lewis
China
A. D. Traveller
H. M. Springer
W. F. Minty
Dakota
W. H. Daniels
New England
R. M. Pilcher
Upper Iowa
C. M. Stuart
Detroit
F. W. Merrill
Central Illinois
W. F. DeLap
West Wisconsin
Isaac Whitcomb
Minnesota
Mount Pulaski Landowner Loses Calves to Blackleg
Illinois report notes Elias Buckles, a leading Mount Pulaski landowner in Logan County, losing his prime calves to blackleg while surrounding stock shows varying illness. John C. McArthur, a brakeman, was crushed to death after falling between cars while coupling on the Indiana Bloomington and Western Railway.
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Elias Buckles
Mount Pulaski
Logan County
Blackleg
John C. McArthur
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railway
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