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Pane ed at th ie New Y tron UE in Horne oA. 3 Cin mié.
11 Oct 1871
Page 1
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Newspaper
Elyria Lorain Constitutionalist
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1871
Page
1
Pane ed at th ie New Y tron UE in Horne oA. 3 Cin mié.
A fragmented narrative recalls a Ohio river voyage where a gambling room festooned with loaded dice and high stakes leads to a fatal confrontation. Harris, a central figure, loses large sums before a pistol is drawn, a brawl erupts, and the ship halts as authorities move in. The tale ends with Harris swearing off cards after the perilous night.
A passenger on a Chicago to Freeport train rode without a ticket. A ventilator fire exposed a man’s charred, singed appearance as he emerged from the car structure. He spoke of a return to Niagara and Crystal Palace in London, amid a crowded excursion in the city.
A chaotic report details a near balloon ascent gone wrong with Pro fessor Wilbarmite and editor George N Knapp aboard. Cords snap during launch sending the balloon skyward. Knapp falls about sixty feet but survives, while the professor clings to a rope and perishes on impact in a gruesome scene witnessed by the doomed man’s wife and daughter. The piece blends this tragedy with other war and political notes and scattered vignettes from Wisconsin fires and national politics.
A fragment from a Watersville area report recounts a white woman eloping with a colored man amid social outrage and rumor. The piece blends sensational local gossip with a wartime chronicle of the Battle of Dorking, describing chaotic scenes, injuries, and a near-miss to Prince Arthur as British forces rout cavalry.
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