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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1888
Page
3
First Great Social Event In White Horse Gulch
In Indianapolis a mining camp tale unfolds about a single woman visiting White Horse Gulch. The camp buzzes with scheme and fashion as men parade new “dudes” in white shirt, blacking brush, and razor. Fear of conflict looms but decorum and hospitality prevail as the young visitor mingles with the miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse Gulch
New England
Bustle Misunderstanding Sparks Mine Camp Scandal
In White Horse Gulch a miner teases his niece about deformity, provoking the proud uncle who learns the girl is merely wearing a bustle. The crowd condemns the remark as gossip turns to laughter at the misinterpretation in Detroit Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse Gulch
White Morse Gulch
Perril
Detroit
Sheridan Made Colonel of Cavalry at Pittsburg Landing
Gen Alger recounts the moment Gov Blair appointed Phil Sheridan colonel of the Second Michigan. Sheridan, small in stature but firm in resolve, accepts with modest pride and jokes that he has all the rank he wants. The scene includes cheers, toasts, and colleagues praising his rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Alger
Phil Sheridan
Blair
Michigan
Pittsburg Landing
West Pointer
Alger
Sheridan
Halleck
Corinth
Col. Sheridan
Capt. Sheridan
Army
Gov. Blair
Oddities across the globe and curious legends
A string of bizarre items from Austria to Maine notes age defying peasant deaths, long vanished heirs in Harmony Texas humor, a Kentucky name change for a son, a Sun day bottle sign in Cincinnati, and oddities from chess terms to a camelot of curious happenings. The column spans railways, tin smelting, lightning kills calves, a nursing cat with a rat, college presidents who play tennis, and a bear tale alongside a joke about a pocket telephone. It closes with curious court actions, a canal obstruction and a street scene in Albany.
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Austria-Hungary
Wall St
New York
Arizona Howler
Plains
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Rapid City
East Wareham
Agawam River
Boston
Allen Giles
Ty-Ty
John Jones
Fairburn
Harmony
Maine
Chesley Bean
Texas
Adams
Cornell University
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Millard Davis
Catskill Mountains
Stephen Miles
Argentine
Republic
Tonawanda
N.Y
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