Pugilism Exhibition Recalled In Pinecher Creek Duel
A lively boxing exhibition in Pinecher Creek pitted Gensdalmes against Asculspius with referee and timing noted. Asculspius secured victory after two rounds with Gensdalmes downed and counted out, amid betting and post fight chatter of drugging claims and blizzard odds.
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Pinecher Creek
Genscalmes
Asculspins
Esculspins
Gensdalmes
Asculspius
Sculspius
Sculspins
Syrup of Figs Promoted for Gentle Kidney and Bowels Cleansing
Public notices praise Syrup of Figs as a California liquid remedy that phases to the eye and gently acts on the kidneys and bowels, cleansing the system effectively and promoting health and ease for users.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
The Paris Commune Horror from a Crowd Mob
Archibald Forbes describes a brutal scene in Paris where Versaillist soldiers hunted Communards while the crowd urged executions. A pale prisoner is clubbed, repeatedly downed, and his brains spill into the gutter as officers watch with a cynical sanction.
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Rue St. Honore
Viola
France
Haussman
Denon
Lutig
Algiers
Archibald Forbes
Rail line bypasses towns in North Dakota plan
The North Dakota route avoids towns like Sheldon and Valley City while crossing near Odell and Carrington. Officials criticize the policy, arguing railroads should serve communities and travel out of their way if needed. The piece also notes a Dominion building project with Canadian woods, cost estimates, provincial funding, and room allocations among Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and British Columbia.
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Northwest Magazine
St Paul
Sentient
Macleod
Albetta
St. Paul
Saya
North Dakota
Canadian Pacific
Fargo
Sheldon
Einderlin
Valley City
Caperstown
Northern Pacific
Odell
Carrington
Canada to Erect Building at Chicago Exposition
In early 1892 the Dominion Government planned a two story Canadian Building on the Chicago Exposition grounds near Lake Michigan. It would house a reception room a post office for letters inquiries and hotel information and provide space for provincial commissioners and visitors with verandah and balcony. The exterior would feature staff panels arms of the provinces and the interior would use native woods.
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Dominion Goveronment
Osage
Dinion
Canada
Great Britain
Lake Michigan
Commissionera
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
British Columbia
Atlantic City woman seeks wedding amid jail delay
A young Atlantic City woman tried to force marriage to Albert Davie while he awaits trial for highway robbery at May's Landing. The sheriff refused to delay the ceremony.
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Atlantic City
May’s Landing
Albert Davie
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