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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1894
Page
4
A lyric poem recalling morning field work and a departing kiss as a farmer muses on love and the next crop. The speaker imagines his wife as the sweetest bond, while the plow, roses, and birds heighten the mood of longing and pastoral toil. The refrain notes he and the world witnessed a kiss, the rose stealing a kiss back.
A London ad for a valet leads Smiler, a crafty servant, to a wealthy King’s Road master. The master, posing as a mind reader, exposes Smiler’s thefts, dispatches him to Paris, and hands him to police after revealing his ruse to a Royal mind reader in a dramatic confession.
English railway companies have developed a practical automatic station indicator for trains. Each car carries a complete apparatus with glass card cases in roof and partitions, driven by an endless chain on two shafts. The mechanism endured at least one and a half million revolutions with negligible wear in tests.
A dialogue fragment shows Miss Caustique mocked for sarcasm by a companion in a witty exchange. The exchange hints at social perceptions and polite paraphrasing among friends.
Chicago centers the action as the American Railway Union leads a Pullman boycott. Freight and passenger service halt on Milwaukee and St Paul and Panhandle lines with police protection deployed at depots. Northwestern, Denver and Rio Grande, Santa Fe and other roads report widespread delays and yard blockades across major corridors.
Across Denver and Topeka the strike paralyzes Santa Fe operations with injunctions and federal orders. In Indianapolis and Kansas City delays persist as Pullman cars are blocked, trains held at Hammond, and malls at risk, while officers protect property and arrest violators.
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