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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1895

Page

3

One Tree Square Mystery Unfolds in London Pub

Noel Barrington confronts a drunken beggar Nicksey who vows future riches and a fortune. Emmeline Lindsay cloaks her mission in black as she joins Barrington to uncover Eugenia and Norton’s plot, while the group confronts danger at the Sprat and Gridiron in a tense, staged encounter.

Noel Noel Barrington Barrington Han Walt Onoree Square Farrington Nicksey London Warrington Ami Arn Barrington Mrs. Lindsay Dmmeline Lina Emmeline Neel Mmeline Mageiste Norton Eugenia Breesing Onisento Gretch Nicholag Nicholas Shear Emmeling One-tree Square Arnold Lindsay Trea Square Dameline Emmeline Lindsay Cameline Noa Hamelline Lindsay Arrington Nickrey Nick- Bey Ixcuse Eameline Geant Pertickler Roeking Poel Mr. Nicksey Camamarine

Questioning Baking Powder Award Claims

A newspaper paragraph challenges a claim of a baking powder firm winning a World’s Fair award. It argues Dr. Price’s exhibited, won top honors in Chicago and the California Midwinter Fair, with a gold medal for purity and efficiency. The piece asks whether a New York powder labeled absolutely pure misrepresented itself and why it did not compete.

Dr. Price New York

Surprising Burglar Alarm Cat Delights Boston Crowd

A six toed cat belonging to Jackson & Co. on Cre mont street triggered an automatic burglar alarm by jumping on cellar steps, causing lights and a loud gong. Police and bystanders flooded the scene believing a break in occurred, but the culprit was the nervous cat. The incident drew a large after theater crowd and a local patrol wagon, ending with the alarm silenced and the cat calmed.

Jackson & Co Cremont Street West Street Hurns Division 2 Burns Boston

Lincoln War Time Joke About Seward

Noah Brooks recounts President Lincoln riding with General Reynolds’ First Corps near Potomac Creek. An ambulance driver swears at his six-mule team, then Lincoln jokes he must be Episcopalian because he resembles Seward as a churchwarden. The remark is framed as a wartime joke in Century magazine.

Lincoln Seward First Corps Gen. Reynolds Potomac Creek Hooker President Ike Goy Noah Brooks

Clothes and dress in public life and the telephone germ scare

A historical essay recalls how clothing and dress shaped public perception through figures like Ferrando Wood and Daniel Webster, noting their attire as a public standard. It also reports Dr Albert B Nash disputing fears about catching disease via telephone transmitters, arguing germs require specific conditions to spread and highlighting everyday hygiene reminders.

Ferrando Wood New York Congress Daniel Webster Demosthenes Senate Webster Charles Fox Noah Brooks Charles Sumner Crites Sturmner Mr. Brooks Tenace Albert B. Nash Nash

The Persistent Street Urchin Takes a Dime

A street urchin pesters a hurried man for help with a bag to the depot. After refusals and a tense moment, the man finally yields and gives the boy a 10 cent piece, eliciting a broad grin as the boy carries off the prize.

Ingenious Subway System Crisscrosses Curb and Conduit

A new plan to place electric conduits along the curb line beneath sidewalks or against building walls is described. The trench follows the curb, drainage is provided, and the arrangement promises lower cost and less road disruption. The concept aims to keep streets tidy and avoid digging up main beds.

Europe

Notable Chicago Husband Draws Crowds

Fragmentary remarks portrait a popular Chicago husband described as a crowd favorite. The quoted lines imply admiration and familiarity with his appeal among locals, though the passage remains incomplete and uncertain.

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