Not Guilty Bias and Theatre Deaths Across Trials
A tale recalls a jury that acquitted a burglary suspect after one juror passionately argued innocence, later revealed facts confirmed innocence and the grateful juror claimed influence. Another case reports a Swedish tragedy where a critic forces correction at the murder scene, noting the staging placed the death incorrectly by the doorway.
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Leo
The Mainstay of the French Army Gallifet
Gen Gallifet, once a Bompartist, became a devoted republican officer in the French army. A cavalry leader at Sedan in the Franco Prussian War, he offered to exchange himself for a Prussian and serve as a private to rejoin in battle. Marshal McMahon urged Gambetta to recall him, but the Prussians kept him, leaving Gallifet's services unavailable for France for a time. He is now 62 years old.
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Gallifer
Sedan
Cay
Marshal McMaahon
Gambetta
Gallifet
France
Mean Michigan Farmer and the Costly Medicine Tale
A rambling rural anecdote in MI about a stingy farmer and his son. The tale centers on a horse illness and a doctor visit for medicine, ending with the farmer wasting a dollar forty in trying to save ten cents, leaving the horse fine but the father sick with the medicine. Characters include a farmer, his son, a horse, a grocer, a doctor, and a pharmacist.
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Michigan
Evr
Yastiddy
Spies in the Drapery Trade in a New York Store
In a fashionable New York dry goods store a floorwalker roughs a customer, exposing her as a supposed spy in a trade rivalry. A bystander recalls the tale of a Paris gown buyer turned shop espionage, noting spies are common but not in all stores.
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New York
Javeg
Lehouldeay Ldo
Paris
The Scorpion Self Sacrifice Story From Jamaica
A Jamaica hose encounter described by a writer in Land and Water recounts a large female scorpion dropping onto a table from a cedar roof. Thirty eight young scorpions fled as the mother lay dying, her back eaten by her offspring, a dramatic act as she clung to shingles to protect her young.
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Jamaica
Desrsess Peewasestiv Coen and Deafness Cure Ad
A gentleman who cured himself of deafness and head noises with a new method offers full particulars and testimonials for two stamps. Address Herbert Clifton, 51 Upper Kennington Lane, London. Warns against delaying treatment as disease can become chronic and fatal.
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Herbert Clifton
Upper Kennington Lane
London
Faded 19th Century Stewards and Nominations Note
Fragmentary notes list stewards and officials for a horse racing event including names such as Mews, Pitmac, Bonben, and McKewna. Mentions Clerk of the Course and Starter with dates like December Sth and 9 pm. References to nominations, acceptances, weights, and races for a forthcoming meeting at an unnamed course.
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Id Pitmac
Alg
Hoty
W. Felacy
Jane
Juige
FL ~Iaun
Mir. CO
M'Kewna
Tee Bonben
B.A. Duo
Mir
Harmar Hrenees
Firina Hasticar
Appra
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