The Infant Medusa by Thomas Gordon Hake
The speaker recalls loving Medusa in her youth and laments the transformation as her hair and eyes turn venomous. He describes her serpentine locks, the kiss turned curse, and the deadly gaze that turns mortals to stone.
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Medusa
Hell
Thomas Gordon Hake
Curious double life tale ends with missing brandy
A Brooklyn servant, orphaned by alcoholism, secretly drank while in service. She fled with a letter claiming return to England for an inebriate home and promised to abandon the children she cared for. The household found no theft, only a half bottle of brandy missing.
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England
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Bird dreams and danger in a Chicago moment
A Chicago boy asks if being a bird would be good, hoping God would rescue him from hawks and men. The elder warns against peril, while philosophical musings follow on how many can feel an impression but few convey it clearly to others.
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Chicago
Christian Reid
Washington
New York Tribune
Large Men and Bold Portraits in Pacific Railway Inquiry
The Astor building inquiry room presents C. P. Huntington Gen. Dodge and other large figures. The writer sketches Huntington and colleagues with vivid, period tone highlighting their physique presence and dramatic testimony about Nevada Indians and railroad diplomacy.
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Illinois’ Capital
E. Ellery Anderson
New York City
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Pennsylvania
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Huntington
Connecticut
Nevada
Winnemucca
Big Meadow
Sage Brush Plains
Mohawk Vale
Huntington
Grenville M. Dodge
Union Pacific
Dodge
A. A. Cohen
Req
Dillon
A Palace of Gold and the Corn Palace of Sioux City
The west praises its corn as a new symbol of wealth with Sioux City planning a corn palace jubilee from Oct 3 to Oct 8 featuring an allegorical temple of Ceres made mostly of yellow corn. The event includes exhibits, bands, drills, and street illumination.
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