Dream of a Traveler's Kiss Ends in Tragedy
A dream sequence unfolds as a wife imagines reunion with a traveling husband only to awaken to a shattered room. The sentimental scene shifts to horror as the narrator reveals the brief fantasy ended by a fall into an abyss, leaving the reader with a cautionary twist. The piece concludes by identifying the narrator as an American Commercial Traveler.
The Skating Romance and the River Bridge Tragedy
In a May town of 5000, Maggie Reynolds and William Byron, a skating pair, seem poised for prize glory but discord flares as a dapper brakeman enters Maggie’s life. Byron, racing to move a flood of trains for a railway magnate, faces a fatal crisis when a missing operator at W- risks a collision on the river bridge.
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Maggie Reynolds
William Byron
Maggie
Byron
Will
Fit
Mr. Seider
St. Louis
New York Railway
Tragic wreck and its toll on Will and Maggie
A deadly train wreck costs two lives and leaves Will fainting and shaken. The operator near him is haunted by guilt as Maggie moves on after the skating contest, marrying another and avoiding talk of Will years later. Will swears off dispatching after the crash and leaves town, while Maggie also exits D- years later.
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Will
New York
Maggie
A Minister's Perquisites in a Small Massachusetts Parish
An elderly minister recalls moving from a large parish where generosity meant gifts of butter and veal to a smaller Massachusetts church with a six hundred dollar salary. He explains how parishioners’ gifts declined as they shifted to “raising their calves,” illustrating his belief that donors grow self sufficient.
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Massachusetts
Fair Care of Shrubs and Timely Pruning
Shen E. Rexford advises summer attention to shrubs to shape them properly. Pruning during growth yields better results than fall correction, preventing wasted vitality and allowing cuts to dry before winter protection. Regular, timely shaping ensures symmetry and quicker healing ahead of cold weather.
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Shen E. Rexford
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pan American delegates tour Chicago and Pullman sites
The Pan American Congress delegates visited Chicago sightseeing Armour’s works, Swift’s packing house, Libby McNeill Libby’s, and Nelson Morris. they toured Pullman shops, gas works, and Michigan Avenue landmarks before a reception at Potter Palmer’s and travel to Milwaukee and beyond with forty delegates and several government reps including Romero, Zelaya, Guzman, and Quesada.
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Pullman
Pan- American Congress
West
Chicago
Armour Mission
McCormick Reaper Works
Swift
Argentine Republic
Libby, McNeill & Libby's
Nelson Morris
Armour’s
Gazman
Nicaragua
Armour’s Place
George M. Pullman
George H. Brown
Stephen Little
G. H. Gray
H. H. Session
J. S. Runnels
Dr. O’chasey
Lake Front
Mr. Runnels
Duane Doty
South Park Station
Jackson Park
Washington Park
Drexel
Oakland
Grand
Jackson Street
Milwaukee
At& O
Cream City
Sioux City
Omaha
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Louis
Springfield
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Mexico
Matias Romero
Angel Ortizly Monasterio
Guatemala
Fernando Cruz
Honduras
Jeronimo Zelaya
Horacio Guzman
Costa Rica
Pedro Zeledon
Manual Aragon
San Salvador
Jacinto Castellanos
Manuel Valdivieso
Columbia
J. M. Hurtado
Carlos Martinez de Silva
C. Calderon
Ecuador
Jose Maria Placido Caamano
Boulivia
Juan F. Verlarae
Peru
C. C
Roque Saenz Pena
Manuel Quintana
Uruguay
Alberto Nin
Brazil
J. G. de Amaral Valente
Lafayette Rodriguez Pereira
Salvador de Mendonca
Venezuela
Nicanor Bolet Peraza
Fight for a parsonage in Plymouth riot injures several
Bishop O'Hara of Scranton sought church property at Plymouth Pa after deposing and exiling Rev Warnegar. Police aided entry, six detained after doors were battered in. A clash broke out injuring Chief Melvin and several others in the parish dispute over the Polish Catholic church and parsonage.
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Plymouth
O’hara
Scranton
Father Warnegar
Melvin
Peru Plans Land Grants to Colonists for Economic Renewal
The government and senate approve a project authorizing the executive to cede up to 2,000,000 hectares for colonization. Land may be granted in portions not exceeding 200,000 hectares each as part of the Grace bondholders contract restoration.
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Peru
National Credit
Grace
Senate
Survivors Tell Horrors of Earnmoor Wreck in Open Boat
Seven crewmen arrive in Philadelphia after being adrift 3800 miles off Turk's Island. They endured a gale, loss of the ship, thirst, hunger, and peril before a gulf stream voyage, with one drowning and another lost overboard. They describe sea weed meals and a flying fish feast before rescue near Hatteras.
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Philadelphia
Turk’s Island
Gulf Stream
Carl Crane
William Robinson
Thomas Hunt
Flagge
Hatteras
Ed Johnson
Deliberate shooting ends in Ferguson fatality
A St Louis dispatch reports B M Chambers killed Frank J Bowman in Ferguson after Bowman attempted to levy on Chambers life interest in his wife's estate. Bowman known lawyer with troubled reputation. Chambers a former bank president and stockholder in the Times paper dispute.
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St. Louis Dispatch
B. M. Chambers
Frank J. Bowman
Ferguson
St. Louis
Bowman
Old Times
Chambers
Press
Garrett
Mr. Chambers
New York
East
Chicago
Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank
Inspectors Lose Jobs in Treasury Adapting Vessels Oversight
Announcement from the Treasury states that examination shows limited work by inspectors of foreign vessels. Windom orders economy by transferring duties to local inspectors in Philadelphia New Orleans and San Francisco, consolidating oversight and reducing inspector positions.
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Treasury Department
Windom
Rugu
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