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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1899

Page

5

Mollies Lovers. Irish girl charms many suitors on frontier

James Redfield, an Indian Agent in Nebraska, moves with his wife and Mollie O Flynn to a prairie outpost. Mollie's many admirers include a mountain trapper a cowboy and an Indian named Neshoba. After a dramatic courtship Neshoba wins Mollies heart with a grand hide gift but she flees to a convent lamenting the Indian’s soul. Redfield later dies in battle.

James Redfield Chicago Nebraska Mollie Redfield Miss Redfield Mrs. Redfield Mollie O'Flynn Erin Mavourneen Mrs Jim Jim Parker Charlie Rankin Charlie Misa O'Flynn Parta Charle Rankin Molle Mr. Redfield Neshoba Mallce MerRle Neshaba New York Ledger

Law and science notes from the era of progress

Recounts cases on life insurance proceeds denial when premiums are paid by a worthless check and negligence limits liability. Covers steel rails costs, microbes on Swiss mountains, wasps and ants social structures, Jupiter satellites visibility, Wieliczka salt mine data, hail of cosmic origin in Polish Russian notes, and meteoric iron grains observed by the St. Petersburg Academy.

Roberts Va. Winton Tenn Lambert Belgium Commonwealth George E. Hale Yerkes Observatory Jupiter Mr. Barnard Lick Wieliczka Cracow Poland Martin German St. Petersburg Academy of Science Karpinsky Russian

Rin of Friction Exhibit by J. M. Alves in St. Petersburg

Russian civil engineer J. M. Alves demonstrated a novel friction reducing device in St. Petersburg. He claimed it would revolutionize wheel motion by attaching the mechanism to vehicle wheels, reducing friction to a minimum. A horse drew a wagon of about 2.5 tons, amusing spectators as the device’s workings remained secret behind a wooden framework.

J. M. Alves St. Petersburg

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Mollie’s Berg Parsons N. Y Gagnon Thurston Burnett & B.D. F. M. F. Insurance Company Wis Chanpon Ve. Sanford Company Conn
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