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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1875

Page

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Lovers Learn to Love Amid Red Room Revelations

In a stormy social pageant, Henry Carrique narrates a tale linking a mysterious Polish girl to a decades old carew family portrait. A dream matched with real encounters reveals Drusilla Carew’s legacy and Jenny Merryweather’s bond with Henry, ending in their betrothal and the Red Room legend fading from memory.

Jenny Merryweather Henry Cartique Tom Mary Carew Carrique Frank Frank Carrique Henry Oarrique Shakespeare Heaven Grandmother McKay Red Room Nora Perry Peterson

The Mistakes of a Night at Borcher’s Store

Riverr January 25 1875 report recounts a humorous night scare near Borcher’s store on east Eighteenth Street. An old man chased a cow through a gate, the cow knocked his bulldog Tiger into a cistern, neighbors rushed to help, and the farce ended with the dog alive and the old man causing mistaken alarm.

Riverr Borror Journan Borcher East Eighteenth Street Tiger Gabriel

Daring Robbery in Madison Street Bank District

A bold morning robbery on Madison Street in Memph is described as meticulously planned. Messenger John Brady, delivering a package worth about ten dollars from Collierville, was assaulted, his pouch seized, and robbers fled through a back alley door. Brady sustained serious injuries but survived. Police, volunteers, and river skiff suspects scoured the area. a $1,000 reward was posted by the Express Company. The crime is linked to a man who posed as W R Parker & Co and possibly the God's Hill gang.

Memibitts Tenn Madison Street W. Parker Knickerbocker W. R. Parker & Co First National Bank John Brady South Express Company Collierville Brady Express Company Memphis Express

Beecher and Tilton Scandal Recalled by Brooklyn Poets

Citizens recall Henry Ward Beecher in a street overheard chat. The talk centers on Beecher's famous clash with Theodore Tilton and the broad curiosity about the preacher's actions. Neighbors debate the sensational case and its social impact on women’s talk.

Pequannock Nitro Glycerine Blast Scares Colonial Area

A nitro glycerine explosion at a Rendrock powder mill in Pequannock New Jersey at midnight Thursday shattered a frame building, sparking a massive false earthquake across Westchester and northern New Jersey. About 800 pounds of nitro glycerine exploded causing $2000 in damages while nearby structures remained largely intact and 30 workers faced temporary unemployment.

Pequannock Paterson N. J Delaware and Lackawanna Hoboken Mench Spring Valley Ridgwood Englewood Westchester County New Jersey Rockland County Messrs J. A. Rand & Co Park Row

King Kalakaua’s Father and the Sandwich Islands Origin

In 1821 a New England mariner survived a wreck near New Bedford and, after years among the Kanakas, married the king’s daughter and became prince consort. His son Kalakaua later became sovereign of the Sandwich Islands, with the family origin traced to Barnstable Massachusetts. The narrative notes the ruler’s name meaning date journey or good speed and foreshadows the son’s education in San Francisco before visiting Barnstable after meeting the U.S. president.

New Bedford Sandwich Islands Barnstable Fo Goon Mariner New David San Francisco United States Salt Lake

Humorous Fragments and Wit From Public Notices

A collage of jokes and quips recounts a drunken man haltered in a horse pound, a stump speaker praising the nation, a donkey joke at a carriage, a Highland cabby retort to Mackintosh, a court peanuts fine for contempt, and two boys joking over buying a cigar with shared money.

London Mackintosh Council Bluffs

A Hindoo Clock and the Moving Body Figures

A strange clock once belonging to a Hindoo Prince features a gong in front of its disk and a pile of artificial human limbs. At each hour, the number of body parts necessary to form a man emerges, the figure rises, strikes the gong, then disassembles. At noon and midnight all twelve men assemble sequentially to strike.

Six Largest Steamers Named by American Manufacturer

The six biggest steamships listed are the Great Eastern owned by the International Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Co., 674 feet long and 77 feet broad. the City of Peking launched on the Delaware for the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 6,000 tons, 428 feet long, 48 feet broad. the Liguria of the Pacific Steam Navigation Co., 4,820 tons, 400 feet long, 45 broad. the Brittanic of the White Star Line, 4,700 tons, 455 feet long, 45 broad. the City of Richmond of the Inman Line, 4,600 tons, 453 1/4 feet long, 43 feet broad. and the Bothnia of the Cunard Line, 4,500 tons, 425 feet long, 42 broad.

Great Eastern International Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Co City of Peking Delaware River Pacific Mail Steamship Co Liguria Pacific Steam Navigation Co White Star Line City of Richmond Bothnia

Colored People Appeal to War for Lawful Enfranchisement

A Washington memo from February 1 reports a private meeting of Southern representatives led by Raps, Pinchback, Gibbs, Pine, Douglass, Downing, and others. They urge Congress to enact protections for loyalty, warn of Democratic gains, and call for action to defend rights of colored citizens in the South.

WasuiNdron Washington Raps Alabama P. B. Pinchback Louisiane A.M. Gibbs Arkansas George W. Pine North Carolina Fred Doulass George Downing Lanost Sampson Burvis 4 Gustas Congress Constitutional Freedom Union South United States Congo Democra Fredsrick Dovenas Joan M. Lanoston A. M. Gress Ark Paillip Josgra Alay

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