Ride of the Half Breed Joe and the Arizona Pursuit
A long tale from New York Tribune recounts a frontier rider Joe a half breed Indian and Will Savrin a daring lieutenant in Arizona. Joe escapes a cavalry pursuit nine hours under scorching sun driven by red skins then carried to camp by his pony after collapsing from exhaustion. The anecdote ends with a reflection on Joe and a toast to the half breed.
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Joe
Arizona
Will Savrin
Will
Jon
Doe
New York Tribune
Wasn't it funny Was Mary Wallis's drowning tragedy
A schoolchild repeats a tale that Mary Wallis and her family drowned in a squall while boating, in a morbid joke, then learns her remark is in poor taste. The anecdote shifts to Rubinstein and a talkative architect who keeps saying You understand, prompting an amused yet revealing reaction from Emperor Nicholas.
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Puck
Troy Press
Atchison Globe
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdon
Connecticut
Rosina
London
Berlin
Maine
The
Boston Herald
Annie Platt
Mary Wallis
Mary
Anton Rubinstein
Nicholas
Draft riots misnamed quarreling over doors
A playful quip from Kate Field's Washington and a jab at talkative office staff. a Washington Star aside mocks a loud officemate. A child in Youth's Companion laments forgetfulness and imagines tying knots in himself as a memory aid, a humorous observation on memory.
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Washington Star
Useful household tips from a historic notice
Practical advice on purifying foul cistern water with borax or alum, cleansing greasy pots with pearline, and heating methods. It also notes cooling water without ice by wrapping the earthen vessel in wet cloth and ends with a directive to send a notice to THE Sun office for a servant at Office 79 East Ohio Street.
Indianapolis Public Works notices cleaning and paving streets 1891
Notices announce Board of Public Works plans to clean and assess abutting property owners for asphalt and brick paving along streets including Virginia avenues Shelby Street and College Avenue in Indianapolis. Remonstrances hearing set for November 6. bids invited for grading and brick paving on Washington Street sidewalk and other improvements.
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Tom Reed
Washington
Ohio
Blaine
Birmingham
Ala
Mississippi
New Orleans
Topeka
Kan
T. J. O’connell
Cincinnati
Yates
Maine
Ignatius Donnelly
Pioneer Press
Minneapolis
Canadian
United States
Joseph Farley
Tough
St. Louis
Jon Cummings
Watertown
N. J
Robert Morton
Columbia
Lee Green
Lowe
Tiunan City
Tex
Robert
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Mindiana
Virginia Avenues
Shelby Street
Louisiana Street
Tennessee Street
Washington Street
Greer Street
Stevens Street
McCarty Street
Coburn Street
Prospect Street
Rick
College Avenue
Christian Avenue
Seventh Street
Eleventh Street
Seventeenth Street
St. Joseph Street
Delaware Street
Pennsylvania Street
South Street
Madison Avenue
East Street
Pearl Street
Illiola Street
Meridian Street
Morris Street
Palmer Street
Board of Fable Works
Department of Public Works
A. W. Gonduitt
Indianapolis Public Works Bids for Street Paving and Grading
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces bids for grade and bowlder brick paving on w4 street to Michigan a No 2 and related street and alley crossings from Market to Keller, with Bowldering and bowldering per drawings. Remonstrances hearings set for November 11 1893. bids may be rejected.
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Department OF Public Works
BOARD
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
St. Mary’s Street
Delaware Street
Alabama
Board of Public Works of Saiciety
Boaxn
IrDiaPaPouis
Board of Punic Works
Indianapoli
City of
Indianapolia
State Avenue
Market Street
Keller Street
Ile
A.W. Gonpair
Court Hous
Indian Paolis
Salacitien
Bowlder
Pennsylvanns Street
Hite Street
Fifth Street
Treabove
Old City
Octuber
Department of -Ubdsis Works
O’elgeck
Tom Persons
Bourdue Pubic Works
A.W. Cosperrt
Brightwood Indiana Street Improvement Notice
The Brightwood Town Board resolves to grade Shade Street from Sriniman to the railroad, with cost assessments on adjacent real estate. Bonds may be issued if owners do not pay, and property owners must appear November 23, 1891 at Brightwood Town Hall to object if any. Town Clerk Joun Keller announces.
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Brightwood
Indiana
Hive
Ind
Sriniman
Sutherlani
G&, G. & St. L. Railroad Co
Tobil Gost
Brizatwood
Enere
Joun
Keller
Town Cork
Indiana Gas Service Acl Provisions Seized Upon
Sec 2 of the 1891 act declares unlawful any connection or reconnection with gas mains or service pipes without a written permit from the affected person or company. It prohibits turning on or off valves or interfering with appliances and enlarging mixer orifice or using gas for heating without mixers. Sec 5 prescribes fines from five to one hundred dollars for violations.
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Inc
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TAH News
Sum Sun
SRG
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Kate Field
Pete
Ohiost
Benson
Office OF the Board
Count House
Tar Board
Mississippi Street
Miississippi
A. W. ConpuiTt
Michigan
Wisom
Frei Ilioig Street
Dee
A. W. Conpduart
Chichester
Alwaya Reieble
Laptzs
Dia
Dragelste
Kame
Ohtchester Chemical Co
Madison Equa Wa
All Loon Jruggiews
America
MR. Lobert
MT . K. OF P. Building
FORD
New Castle
Eugenia Blair
Fred C, Mosley
Roniosz
Julius Caiar
Ma‘ines
Kathering
Petruchio
Gallary
Sue
Barry
Reapry & Fay CO
McKrenna’s
Sweet Singers
Mary Ellen Ryan
Aly
Soubrette
Josie Sisson
Late Monroe & Biles
Emma Jach
Grand English Opera Company Incorporated
English
Opera House
Mascagni
Cavallereia Rusticana
Sree al
Verdi
EL Trogvatore
Wagner
Seale
Pricas
Ochestra
Tie
Orchestra Cirele
Voresp Nasnice
M.abbett
M.D
Virginia-ayre
Moedus
J. E. Anderson
Pennsylvania
Bony
Albert Gaul
C. Johnson
U P
Aneshaensel & Strong
N. Pen. St. South
Denison Hotel
Bryce
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