Wandering Boys and Public Affairs in a Fragmented Colophon
A scattered 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment touches on wanderlust among youths returning home, miscellaneous reflections, and brief notes on crime, health, and world events. It mentions fashioning a dam in Egypt, a world’s fair, and a medical discussion on tinnitus.
Busy White House Mistress and Mrs Roosevelt’s Busy Day
The article describes Mamie Roosevelt’s days at the White House filled with social duties and private work. It notes morning routines with Cabinet wives, Friday receptions, and movable luncheons, plus gifts with personal title notes. It highlights Mrs. Roosevelt’s sewing and social influence.
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Remarkable Spiritualism Trial in London Court
In London a landmark suit tests if J N Maskelyne defamed Archdeacon Thomas Colley by simulating a spirit medium act. The case centers on a watermarked figure named Alice appearing from a side cloud during a stage séance. A court portrait shows Colley, Dr Monck, and the spirit with Maskelyne’s wife depicted in a leftward scene.
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Pilgrim chair tale reveals early colonial taste and courage
A fragment recounts John Carver of the Pilgrim Fathers and a prized chair aboard the Mayflower, illustrating simple tastes and fearlessness. The scene shifts to a chaotic pursuit involving Policeman Anderson and a dangerous dog, ending with the dog surrendering to a rough, comic rescue.
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E H Conger Dies. Iowa Ex Minister to Chinas China
E W Conger former Illinois born major and lawyer who served as Iowa State Treasurer and U S minister to Brazil China and Mexico died in Pasadena California at 64. He led dispatches during the Boxer uprising and helped relay information to the United States from Peking during the siege.
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Infantry on the March Across Armies of the World
The New York Sun discusses marching rates and pace lengths of major powers. It compares steps per minute and pace lengths for Russian, German, Austrian, French, Italian, and American troops, noting German speed and overall marching power, plus the need to combine drill with staying power in modern battle.
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Misread Dialogue on Names and Romance in County
A garbled exchange hints at a debate over changing a local place name and the romantic appeal of tradition. The fragment mentions Lausewile and Nervous People, with a Chicago News tone noting the event seems odd for anxious readers.
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