Romance of a Pair of Skates at an Uptown Rink
A New York Times tale follows a fancy skater from down East who wins a Post Office daughter and marries after a dramatic rink rescue. The manager recounts how the lovers met on a roller floor and wed soon after an arm injury to the would‑be rival.
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Modern Bastile at Havana Castle Portrays Tyranny
From the Boston Herald the piece describes a vast Havana fortress perched on rock, noted for its brutal history and alleged political imprisonments. It cites executions, dungeons, and the captain general controlling citizens as prisoners, while criticizing Spanish rule and tyranny in the Americas.
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Notable Figures and Finances Roil in Gilded Age Turmoil
The piece discusses labeling schemes for history columns as profitable for newspapers and notes political cousins Dawes and Evarts, grandsons of Roger Sherman, connected to 1793 Senate service. It recounts Dickens's death, a Grief-stricken English visitor at Gad's Hill, and a waiter’s wit, then sketches extravagant NY fortunes with a gilded youth chartering a palace car and circling the world by yacht.
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Weather folklore from Baltimore Herald on February signs
A Baltimore Herald column records farm and city beliefs on forthcoming weather. It cites February signs such as grass in January, adder’s head to peacock’s tail in March, bees in May and July, and a dozen proverbs linking rain, cold, and harvests with seasonal timings.
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Sponge Trade For Fine Texture Sponges In New York
The supply of sponges for soft flesh of wealthy New Yorkers has become a trade in itself with tip-shaped sponges of fine texture bringing as much as 15 to 20 dollars.
Bonner Buys Flyers for 377000 in Maud and Poca
Mr Bonner stated he paid 377000 for thirty five of his ines flyers Maud and Poca ontas costing 40000 each.
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Andersonville Doctor Shows Time Through Ages
An Andersonville Georgia physician brags that his watch is three years old and his clock is over 150 years old, both running and keeping good time.
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