A Tale of Insanity and a Fatal Love Triangle
Nettle Raymond seeks medical counsel as Dr. Ainsworth explains intergenerational mental illness and unhappy marriages. A jealous neighbor and a planned midnight meeting lead to a fatal vigilante death, a nurselike husband’s breakdown, and a later marriage that brings wary, grateful peace.
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Nettle
Dr. Ainsworth
Alnaworth
Mr. Eastman
Mrs. Raymond
Howard Tastman
Nettle Herald
Childlens
Anere
Tie
Nettie
Nettié
Mr. Astman
Well House
Ainsworth
Mr. Raymond
Gas Pressure Creates Snowy Apollo Ice Form
During a cold spell in Apollo Pennsylvania the pressure of natural gas forced a water stream to rise sixty feet. The water froze into an umbrella shaped sculpture forming a striking snowy display for onlookers.
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Apollo
New York Completes City Horse Census
The board of health reports a city horse census showing 69 212 equines used for garbage hauling and passenger service around the clock.
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New York
Board of Health
Queen Marie Henriette Bitten by Pet Horse
The Queen of Belgium Marie Henriette was bitten by her pet horse while feeding it a few days ago. Physicians say the arm will not be permanently damaged.
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Belgium
Marie Henriette
Mrs Craigie a Rare American English Writer in London
Mrs Craigie is a young English born writer famous for John Oliver Hobbes. She embodies a uniquely American temperament with deep culture and wealth, hosting lavish salons at Lancaster Gate. Her life mixes refinement, religion, and a rare blend of humor and grave purpose in fiction and drama.
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Rs. Craigiee
John Olver Hobbes
John Morgan Richards
London
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Omer
Richards
America
Ness
Mrs. Richards
Balfour
Craigie
Walter Macfarren
Alfred Goodwin
University College
First Theological Seminary
New York
Fields
Ife
Judge Mield
Supreme Court
David Dudley Field
Cyrus Field
Casle
Hyde Park
Lancaster Gate
Dr. Parker
City Temple
Duchess of
Parys
Ellen Terry
Forbes Robertson
William Terris
John Oliver Hobbes
Genius in Ivory and Wood Turning by Michael Solomon of Buffalo
The Buffalo Courier profiles Michael Solomon a self-taught turning master born in Saxony 1828 who turned ivory into intricate sphere designs and early 20th century wooden pieces. From an apprentice in Buffalo to a shop owner, he crafted hundreds of delicate items including a 12 pointed star within a carved ivory ball and matched wood carvings of horses cows and elephants. Solomon, at 68, remains vigorous with ten children and a lifelong absence of headaches.
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First Catch Your Ware In Comedy Sketch
Frederick Yates the comedian and father of Edmund Yates performed a frumpish Mrs Glasse role. He read aloud from a cookery book with the line First catch your hare then do him til hes done, words written for him by Thomas tin.
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Edmund Yates
Glasse
Thomas Tin
Austro-Fiungaria Cavalry Officers Learn Telegraphy
All officers in the Austro Fiungaria cavalry are instructed to learn telegraphy. The reform aims to improve command and communications within units.
A Battalion of Infants in Spain Review
Bazin reports on a northern Spain visit describing a 490 member Infant Battalion including boys aged 10 to 18 and a 12 year old cantiniere Constantia Serfo. The unit is drilled and armed with small Mauser guns and draws children from all social ranks.
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Spain
M. Rene Bazin
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Tnfant
Tigether
Constantia Serfo
Up-To-Date Photographs Change Studio Rituals
A historical overview describes how modern photography for women has become highly staged. Subjects bring gowns, test poses, and consult experts on hair, necklines, backgrounds, and poses while paying about $50.
Water Power Plan for Montreal at Lachine Rapids
A project to harness the Lachine rapids between Isle Aux Huron and Montreal shore proposes an 8500 foot long dam set about 500 feet from the island. The design includes a submerged upper section and a central bridge to a power house housing 72 turbine wheels and 12 dynamos of 750 hp each. The dam would use cribwork filled with stone and lime with interior planks, and ice protection in a downstream section. The Lachine Rapids Hydraulic and Land company holds 2700 feet river frontage and western water rights.
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Lachine Rapids Hydraulic and Land Company
Striking Street Car Men Move to Form Colony
Reports say 100 Brooklin strike families left unemployed plan a colony with Mahon of the national association. About 1 500 blacklisted ARU families may join, leaders consulting in the west with Conte de Mombello. Autonomy demand tied to Venezuelan government talks. 50 000 families said ready to migrate.
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Brooklin
Mahon
ARU
Conat de Mombello
National Association of
Federation of Labor
Moore
Emperor William's Magnificent Global Wine Cellar
The German emperor houses a vast wine collection with each brand stored in its own enclosure protected by iron railings. Nine tablets label the name age price and bottle count for every brand in the cellar.
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Globe
Jopbley Receives 1500 Cash from City
The Boston Courier notes Jopbley recovered from his fall and received 1500 dollars in clean cash from the city treasury, confirming his financial restitution despite the incident.
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Maden
Jobbley
Boston Courier
Amusing Fancies from a 19th Century Conversational Sketch
A fragmented dialogue fills a humor page with questions about grammar and manners. Characters discuss money owed, a carriage ride, a tailor’s store, hair color, and family curiosities. A Boston child is teased about aging and facial expressions.
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