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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

7

Decoying a Bad Man Stories of Thomas Furlong

A first person account by the famed railroad detective Thomas Furlong recounts his bold decoy operations and high stake confrontations with outlaws. The narrative highlights notable cases from his career and offers insights into methods used to capture dangerous felons.

Thomas Furlong WO. Chapman

The Lonely Bad Man Sweeney and the Vinita Arrest

A Missouri Pacific chief of secret service recounts arresting John B. Sweeney in Vinita Oklahoma Territory in 1882 for the Warner shooting and the holdup. The author, Foster, uses a clever ruse with Captain Sam Sixkiller to seize Sweeney, who is transported to St Louis and later acquitted on trial.

Secret Service Missouri Pacific Railway Missouri, Kansas & Texas James Brothers Frank James Tennessee Jesse Oklahoma Indian Territory Eddy Vinita Chick” Warner Warner John Barnes Sweeney Clay County Missouri Express Sweeney Ed Miller Little Cabin Creek James Key Cpisode Miller Massouri James Boys Dick Lattle Algo Colonel Eddy United States Indian Police Cant Sam Sixkiller Musogee Indian Police Inwan Territory Sixkiller Luke Sixkiller Wiliam H. Bonnell Luke Sixkitler Bonnell Kansas City Avery Stable Markeman Foster John B. Sweeney Calaboose Muskogee Chick’ Warner Chick St. Louis Little Rock Arkansas Fort Smith Missouri City Sherkf Barney Harney New York Life Insurance Company Kimmel Oregon Johnson

The Last Leaf ends with Joel's return home

An old Chicago family awaits solace as Joel Wells returns rich from mining, proving the last leaf on the dining room table signifies hope. Nellie and Madge bring cheer, and Mr. Waldron reveals Joel has settled his debt and will rejoin the household.

W. G. Chapman Ira Wells Janet Joel Nellie Madge Canada Warner Wells Mrs. Wells Ira Mr. Wells Nele Telsie Waldron Nelle Mr. Waldron Neille Robert Waldron

Unity in Living Room Furniture Choices

A large davenport can unify a room by replacing many small pieces. Cheaper davenports are often tapestry upholstered though other materials are possible for a small extra cost. A lamp can transform a living space by lighting up and welcoming the family. Statistics show only one man in 208 grows taller than six feet.

Linger Always in Memory on Childhood Happenings

A discussion on how childhood events linger in memory, with psychologist insights into subconscious memory images and their potential impact on mental health. Includes guidance on caring for dull finished mahogany wood, recommending light sweet oil or beeswax polish and thorough dusting before applying polish.

Culture and Agriculture as a Cultured Life

The piece argues that culture drives productive agriculture and intelligent farming. It emphasizes soil culture, bacterial activity, and the link between cultivated minds and thriving fields, calling farms nature's culture garden and agriculture a refined, intensified form of culture.

The Unfair Sex Feud Over Easter Bonnet Gossip

Mrs Jones and Mrs Knox spar over an Easter bonnet during a neighborly call while a separate report notes a long term decline in diphtheria deaths. The diphtheria deaths in 1900 formed a high benchmark, with current figures about half that level.

Mrs. Jones

Onions and Baldness Beliefs Mixed With Odd Claims

A fragment discusses baldness onset ages fifteen to twenty one with thinning before thirty five, then extols onions as a complexion aid and nutrition. It mentions boiling onions in milk or steaming them with bread and cheese and notes coffee can dull onion taste and odor. A magistrate's remark on poker ends the extract.

Auto Strikes Hog and Flips Near Nordhoff

Miss Marie Hutchinson of Van Nuys and her father C. M. Hutchinson were injured when a hog emerged on the state highway near Nordhoff. The car swerved to avoid the animal, struck it in the head, then somersaulted and toppled into a ditch. The radiator was torn off and the car suffered major damage.

Marian Cal Marie Hutchinson van Nuys C. M. Hutchinson Nordhoff Miss Hutchinson Mr. Hutchinson

Pawned Hat and Marriage Makeover in Sam’s Altar Deal

Sam Wilferson, short on funds, to pay a Savannah minister for a marriage license pawned his hat for a dollar. The ceremony proceeded with his fiancée as bride, but the couple lacked a marriage certificate as the minister declared the missing dollar payment. Cupid won the day, leaving Sam with the hatless wedding and a tale of thrift.

Savannah Sam Wilferson Sam Cupid Neas

Man Fights With Jellyfish Near Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara California reports a dramatic life and death struggle as G H Wilson senior partner of Wilson & Schwab auto men is attacked by a large jellyfish off Serena Beach four hundred feet from shore. He fought and broke tentacles and was taken to Cottage hospital in critical condition with severe burns and pain requiring morphine.

Santa Barbara Cal G. H. Wilson Cottage Hospital Serena Wilson Wilson & Schwab Automobile Men

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