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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1894
Page
6
Modern Love and a Writer's Trial in a Midnight Visit
Vaughan, a journalist, faces a dilemma as his Cambridge friend Ensign visits at midnight and hints that Vaughan's fiancée Mabel Lawrence floods him with manuscript copies. Ensign suggests breaking the engagement, while Vaughan grapples with a lover’s literary ambitions and the risk of a failed romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibeinata
Vaughan
Cambridge
Snow
Inigo
Hente
Illic
Eaich
Yang- With
Mabel Taewrence
Ensox
Shy
Mabel
Sla
Waser
Relished Soap Sandwich Pranks by Wilde Dry Goods Porters
A New York merchant recalls how a seven to ten year old shop trainee led a series of mischiefs in his store. The boy and a head porter clashed over pranks, including stealing a shirt and stuffing cheese sandwiches with soap. The porter ate the soap sandwiches and survived, while the prankster and peers faced discipline as the editor ended the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musln
Mohammed
Iin
Tom
New York
Altering a Story to Satisfy Love and Pride
Vaughan and Vinughny scheme to alter Mabel Lawrence’s tale for publication while balancing humor and cynicism. A letter to Vaughan reveals Mabel’s fury at the changes claiming the work was mocked and her engagement ends as she forbids future contact with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasor
Vaughan
Agor
Evan Lin
Vinughny
Mabel
Tolinaon
the Sentinel
Vau- Bhan
Brileh
Sasor
Reginald Vaughan
Queen's Gate
Mr. Vaughan
Mabel Lanwrence
Poetess Elaine Eastman Life on the Plains and In St Paul
A New York World report traces three years of poetess Elaine Goodale Eastman's married life with Dr. Eastman. After leaving Pine Ridge Agency, she settled in St Paul Minnesota with their young daughter, continued writing poems and prose, and balanced motherhood with social life while defending her work amid disputes with Indian agents and official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee 'Chaarles Enatman
Briet
New York World
Henry Sterling Goodale
West Fifty-seventh Streat
New York
Hin
St. Paul
Minn
Te Country
Dow
Pine Ridge
Waine
Mastin
Pine Rige Aydndy
inSouth
Dakota
Massachusetts
Plains
Winnie
Carlisle
Hampton
Bnet
Senator -Dawes
Ping Ridge
South Dakota
Beih
Dartmouth College
Hastman
Oome
Bastivan
Pine Hidge Agency
Agent Brown
Wounded Knee
Boston
Bashan
Dern Goodale Enatwun
Webbary
Bfrs
Eastman
Indian ‘Highis Association
Phillip O. Garrett
Philadelphia
Ne. Eastman
St. Toul
Blaine
Magianes
Elake
Git
Bostouu
Young Men's Christian Association of the Northwest
Amos
Bisbank
Minneapolis
Miss Dora Renda Goodale Engaged to University Professor
An invitation note notes Miss Dora Renda Goodale, the younger sister of Mrs. Goodale, is engaged to marry Professor Thomas Sanford of the university in Berkeley Cal. The wedding date has not been set yet. Mrs Dastiman’s baby girl was named Dora Reade in honor of her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vold Friénis
Dora
Renda Goodale
Slater
Wane
Sky Cottage
Wigong
Berkshilre Hills
Tenement House Evils Spotlighted By Nathan Straus
Nathan Straus denounces tenement housing problems urging the Tenement House Commission to tackle overcrowding and poor sanitary conditions. He cites high rents, extortion, and unsafe plumbing while advocating clean water, air, and rebuilt plumbing to improve living standards for immigrants and children in the city. Additional notes describe harmful insect pests in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Straus
Hye
Housta
Fifth Avenue
New York Mall
Express
Dress reform advocate tours Britain in reform costume
Ciroyale recounts Miss Brecon’s 1200 mile wheeling tour of Great Britain with bicycle dress reform advocacy. She reports favorable notices from critics, notes in the Lake District where women still wear Petticoats, and a trip toward Skiddaw with a party of women advancing in dress reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciroyale
London
England
Skiddaw
Sheat
Hingland
The Wooden Dicycle Built by a Colorful Black Mechanic
A skilled colored artisan in Torsey constructs a crude wooden horse bicycle from boards, barrel heads, and rope. It features a two inch thick front wheel, a 40 inch rear wheel with hose, and a fibrous frame cut from a tree, held together by nails and rusty hinges. The creator proudly rides down hills and reels it uphill, likened to a king with ten thousand men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torsey
Grien
New York
Joseph
Darky
France
Walking Bean Mystery Explained by Caterpillar Inside
An item describes a walking bean containing two caterpillars that spin a silken web to seal the opening. The piece notes the creature’s torpid state in winter and hints at broader implications, including fear of an Eyopian mob and colonial politics, all in a fragmented Boston Globe style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sanne Beinn
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Volca
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Atti
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Hata
Ehlid
Elaine Goodale
Bodety
Hur
Almere
Mort Neeskeds
Sydney
Fat Marty
Rm Poster
Ming Bacon
Reading
Dreas
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