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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1890

Page

5

Napoleon Hat Heist and the Kickapoo Chief

English collector Joshua Merritt pursues a legendary Napoleon hat on the plains. After befriending Kickapoos led by Peeconowah, a swap seals the hat to the chief while Merritt is outwitted. Hetty Waldron intervenes, the hat returns to Peeconowah, and Merritt ends in New York wiser and hatless.

Josh Ginshi United States Gin-Ghi Joshua Merritt Merritt Peeconowah Feeconowah Prince Louis Napoleon William Smith New York Liverpool Kickapoos Joshua Peeconowsh Pecconowah Fox Washington Fort Reno Napoleon Gin-ici Rosinante Abe Hetty Waldron Hetty Dark Lady Waldron Tousset Hetty Mrs. Waldron Jin-Ghi Capt. Waldron Hett Waldron Apt. Waldron Capt Harry Plains Mr. Merritt Smithsonian Institution War Department Fortugas The Authors’ Alliance

Bells of the Yankee Fleet Honor San Francisco Gift

The New York Sun notes San Francisco presented a large silver plate set for the cruiser named after the city, with gold bear lids and a fine punch bowl centerpiece. It praises the ship bells of the white squadron for their musical tone, contrasting with British practice, and cites Sir John Hopkins who praises American bells.

Hells Ring San Francisco California Philadelphia Gherardi New York Hampton Roads John G. Hopkins Nelson Blake Australia New York Sun

Where Women Do as They Please in Burma

The article extols Burmese women's independence, noting stalls in bazaars, choice of marriage and divorce, lack of veils, and mingling with men. It claims women laugh, dance, and smoke cigars openly, comparing them to European women and describing cigars as foot long and cheap.

Europe

The Cross Mark as Sign of Oaths in Saxon Customs

The cross mark served as an attestation of good faith for both literate and illiterate signers among Saxons. It was universally used, symbolizing an oath and likely the origin of the phrase God gave the mark, reflecting sacred associations tied to signature practice.

Life Expectancy Rise Noted by Insurance Firms

Insurance companies claim that average life expectancy increased from 41.9 years twenty five years ago to 43.9 years at the present, signaling longer lifespans in the nation.

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Tale OF Josh Merritt Jules Verne Chicago Arapahoes Smith Houston Street Napoleon Hat
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