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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1893

Page

6

A Bold Kanaka Lover Thwarts a Honolulu Suit

Miss Alma Bullet rejects Keeri a half native suitor who claims wealth and a Creeka place, while Mr Benning’s identity sparks doubt. Keeri vows to win Alma, learns of a rival romance, and confronts Bullet as tension mounts in this serialized tale.

Mr. Benning Keeri Bullet Mr. Bennin Alma Kulu Koceri Miss Bullet Kveri Detinnes Eeri Vusland Keerl Ima Sam Alina Mr. Bullet Creeka

Tragic Train Collision Logs Twelve Dead In Indiana Wreck

A morning collision between a milk train and an east-bound passenger train on the Y branch near East Hammond Indiana killed twelve people and injured nineteen. The wreck piled cars and debris across a steep curve, delaying aid for over an hour as doctors from South Chicago and Colehour rushed to treat the wounded. The victims include Anson Temple manager of Schiller Theater Chicago and several named travelers from Indiana and Illinois.

Pittsburg Chicago and Fort Wayne Chicago Panhandle Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Jebour East Hammond Ind Colehour East Hammond Branch Colehouar Anson Temple Schiller Theater Temple William Rigney Wisconsin Central Railroad G. A. Hinks Vincennes William Shonicker New Albany William Richardson R. PD. Adams Fairfield E. A. Barnard Terre Haute Lake Shore Calumet River 105Th Street Roby Baltimore and Ohio City Hall River Front

How the World Wags

Harrisburg confesses to setting fires at eight places in a year causing a 30000 loss and is arrested for a misdemeanor in Seda lia. Charles Hill, wanted in Kansas for cattle stealing, is also noted. A mob hangs William Jackson in Kentucky after he assaults a girl. Miss Seall, a young Scot, wins 300000 at Monte Carlo in one hour. Kansas corn crop value reaches 000000000 in 1888 tones. Mayor Willard of Argentine Kan faces critique for lax enforcement of prohibition. Twenty masked men raid Chinese warehouses in Selma California with 3000 loss. Pierre Lorrillard to retire from turf. Monon stockholders reclassify stock with large values. Rogers Locomotive cuts wages 20 to 25 percent. Polish Catholics clash with Bishop McGorrick over cemetery blessing. Speculators alleged to defraud Cherokee Strip settlers. Arthur Malaby murdered in Durant, Oklahoma Territory. Max Kruger, Twin Sleters postmaster, arrested for false cancellation of stamps.

Harrisburg Keloug Sedalia Charles Hill Kansas William Jackson South Fork Miss Seal Monte Carlo MONON Rogers Locomotive Company McGorrick Duluth Minn

Billingsgate Fish Market Described as Vital Yet Criticized

An 19th century account defends Billingsgate as the indispensable London fish market. It covers its history, vast annual throughput, dominant North Sea supply, labor at the stalls, and the five-step path from fisherman to consumer, noting the brisk auction process and the market’s enduring central role despite criticism.

Billingsgate London Tilnes Royal Commission William III John Dory Billingawate North Sea Dagger Bank Grimsby Yarmouth Bommarees Westend Eastend Thames Fehing Companies Ssleaman Bominares Londos

Babylon as Described by Herodotus and its Historic Fate

The ancient Babylon stood on a level plain as a 14 by 14 mile square city, surrounded by a broad moat and walls with a 80 foot wide base and 200 foot height. It housed 100 brass gateways and cross walls along the Euphrates with 25 river gates. Inside stood the Temple of Bal with a gold image atop a pyramid and a golden table. The city rose to prominence in 747 B C but later became a ruin after Alexander the Great, its site at times lost.

Herodotus Babylon Euphrates Bal Bet St. Louis Republic

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