Deadwood Dick Alive Says He Still Lingers On
The piece recounts Richard Clark, known as Deadwood Dick, denying reports of his death. It notes Wheeler’s creation of the Deadwood Dick character, Clark’s real life as a miner and railroad worker, and suggests Clark no longer resembles the dime novel hero.
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Deadwood
Dowd
California
Hye Dick
Twadwood Dick
Dick Bullock
Deadwood Dick
Richard Clark
Winchester
Mack Hills
Deadweadl
Dilek
Hondle
Howe
Beadtio
Edward L
Wheeler
Wheeler and
Beadle
Fethon
Richard
Dick Clark
Meek Hills
Deadwood Gulch
Sidney
Dick Hero
Aher
Spread Eagle
Direk Clark
Ike
Mackville
Dick Shark
Edward L. Wheeler
Mighton
Deadwood Dilek
Clark
Ten Representatives Perfect in Attendance
Ten representatives had perfect attendance in the sixty ninth congress during its session ending July 8. They did not miss a roll call for quorum or votes, including Can non Green Florida TM Washington Hucilexton Quin Hankin Swank Oklahoma MelLaugh lin Maples Miller Trepublicans.
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Washington
Cannon
Missouriy Green
Florida
Hucilexton
Alabama
Quin
Hankin
Minnimippi
Swank
Oklahoma
Democrata
MelLaughlin and
Maples
Michigan
God Miller
Trepublicans
Night Whistle Talk Disturbs Queens Sleepers
Residents of the Mortla Park and Denton districts in Queens testified at the railroad’s hearing on a public nuisance charge that locomotive engineers use bell and whistle tunes to simulate voices from engines. They claim the conversations and noises invade nighttime quiet and are heard across multiple blocks.
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New York City
Long Taland
Mortla Park
Denton
Queens
Wonders Unearthed as Mayan Empire Reveals New Secrets
Garvegle Institution of Washington announces fresh Mayan finds at Chichen Itza and Yucatan. Prof Morley reports colored relief carvings, carved human figures, and restored temple adornments including the Temple of Warriors. Excavations near the temple resume after the rainy season.
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Il Pono
Trxos
Pomalhg
Saota Ko
Morley
Pounon
Morley Ameorts
Morleg Aald
North American
Capitol Decorated After Congress Leaves for Redecorating
Work crews redecorate the interior of the capitol building after Congress vacates. Artist Charles A. Whipple has been retained to retouch many valuable paintings on display in the walls of the building.
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Congress
Capitol
Charles A. Whipple
No Girl Too Young to Teach, Nebraska Edict
In Nebraska the Supreme Court rules that a fifteen year old girl Anne Joyce and a seventeen year old Darlin Johnson are entitled to teachers certificates from the Department of Public Instruction after the department declined due to youth. Mia Joyce, fourteen, had applied already and completed high school and two years at the state normal school.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
State Normal School
Roast Pig and Dressing National Dish of Cuba
Cuba’s national dish is roast pig, 20 to 40 pounds live weight, stuffed with a bread based dressing. It shares Noche Buena honors with Christmas Eve meals, while chicken with red rice is the popular alternative. Rice is cooked with mild red pepper and sometimes eggs or saffron, then baked in an earthenware dish.
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Havana
Cuba
Jawn Beacon Case Ends With Hospital Jaw Release
Yawn Locks Jawn Beacon in North Mixe Josephine Bnilth yawning caused her jaw to lock for two hours. Dr George Jennings tried standard remedies before transferring her to a hospital where anesthesia closed her jaws. No permanent injury reported.
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Beacon
Mixe
Josephine Bnilth
George Jennings
Vincennes Moves to Buy Fort Sackville Site
Vincennes Indiana votes to purchase part of Fort Sackville site for 40000 in bonds. City will demolish buildings including the St Johns Hotel to prepare grounds for beautification and future Clark memorial plans. The sesquicentennial commission under William Fortune targets events across Indiana and nearby states.
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Vincennes
Ind
Vineenned
Han
Old Fort Keckville
Counel
George Rogera Clark
Board of Public Works
City of
Kmison
First
Vigo
Maine
Barnett Streets
St. John's
George Rogers Clark
William Fortune
Indianapolia
Fort Sackville
George Nogers Clark
Old Northwest Territory
Clark
Vincenbes
Allegheny
Ohio River
Fort
Aite
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Miinois
Since I Have You a Poem of Deepening Love and Wonder
A lyric meditation on how love transforms perception. The speaker expresses that with you, life feels richer in nature and human kindness, and even in danger the heart remains bright. The poem celebrates love as a life defining revelation.
Collie Hikes 1700 Miles to Return Home
A four year old collie named Pat traveled 1700 miles from Benton Harbor Michigan to Florida with his owner last spring. After Pat disappeared for four weeks he reappeared in Benton Harbor weighing 55 pounds with worn claws but happy to be home after the long trek.
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Collie
Benton Harbor
Mich
Pat
Colle
Florida
Pal
For the Goose and Gander Sayings in a Modern Serenade
A playful piece contrasts courting tricks with romance and wit. It jokes that men seek easy outlets on days off and women prefer trained suitors, while mothers praise the groom. It notes wise cracks outpace real learning and warns against bargained gifts and unclear flattery.
Lessons on Faults and Courage from Old Words
A reflective piece urges kindness in correcting others without overstepping, noting people know their faults yet need guidance toward better choices. It extols facing life boldly, considering future consequences, and cites a quotation attributed to George Bijot about moral courage and legacy.
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Moses
George Bijot
Unclear Schedule Cited By Atlanta Constitution
Fragmentary note mocks Solomon for chasing women and wealth, warning about following his schedule. It reflects sensational style of late 19th century gossip column. The text suggests a cautionary tale rather than a clear event or person.
Dartmouth Named for Wheelock Founder and Earl
Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire was named by its founder Eleazar Wheelock in 1769 for William Legge the second Earl of Dartmouth who served as a trustee of a fund for Wheelock's Indian school in Connecticut.
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Dartmouth College
Hanover, N
Eleagar Wheelock
William Legge
Earl of
Dartmouth
Wheelock
Connecticut
Paradox of happiness and labor in a Boston Transcript excerpt
A brief note quotes a writer asserting happiness requires worship and labor, contrasting with the belief of some that happiness comes without effort, labeling this idea as impossible in the context of the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
U. S. Offers 1,196,353 Timber Acres for Sale
The interior department announced auction sale of ripe amber timber on 1,196,058 acres from land once part of the Oregon & California railroad grant and 08,000 acres from the Coos Bay Wagon Company grant. Land in 18 counties holds nearly 94 trillion board feet of timber. auctions occur when bidders request each tract.
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Washington
Oregon & California Railroad
Coos Bay Wagon Company
Oregon
Integor Department
Odd Moorish superstition on bread cutting
A Moorish belief holds that cutting bread with a knife wastes the hand given to break it. The superstition links daily habit to blessing and warns against spoiling bread as a sign of respect.
Earth Slowing Up New York
The earth is slowing slightly due to tidal friction, likened to brake shoes on a wheel, but professor Richard Lull says there is no reason to worry about significant effects.
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New York
Richard
Healthiest Triplets Born at Bellevue Hospital
The newborn triplets are daughters of Mrs Irene Stall aged twenty six at Bellevue hospital. They weigh five pounds together with strong health signals reported by the attending physicians.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Irene Stall
Hach
Memorizing Wizard Plays Ten Cheas and Twenty-Eight Checkers
A man famed as a mentalist reportedly completed ten games of cheas and twenty eight of checkers simultaneously. Observers note his extraordinary memory extends to daily tasks like mailing his wife’s letters.
Tax on gasoline sparks debate over burden on consumers
A local reader argues against a gasoline tax, claiming consumers already pay enough and that wealthy corporations should share the burden instead. The letter expresses concern about affordable living and corporate responsibility.
Firet Welding Process Acetylene Discovery and Early Use
In 1880 Ed mund Dney an Engileh chemiat discovered acetylene for welding. Le Chatelier suggested oxyacetylene welding to France around 1805 and early welding equipment entered the United States from France in 1905.
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Firet
Edmund Dney
le Chatelier
France
Tae
United States
Cotton Plant at Kentucky Experiment Station Yields Rich Mineral Content
Doctor McHarguie of the Kentucky agricultural experiment station reports that a cotton plant contains extensive minerals including iron, phosphorus, magnetium, calmium, potassium, sodium, copper, manganese, and zinc.
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Doctor McHarguie
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Staton
Cold common aliment in temperate zones
The text notes that colds are widespread in temperate regions and that few people are fully immune. It states about fifteen in a hundred catch more than one cold yearly, with higher frequency in early childhood and lower after middle life.
Art of Repetition Reported By Tribune
A Sioux City Tribune quote notes the average woman has a small vocabulary and says repetition drives language growth across daily use and turnover.
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Sioux City Tribune
England Imported Rabbits Past Lore
The note states there were no rabbits in England during Roman rule or in Anglian Saxon times, claiming rabbits were absent from the landscape in ancient Britain.
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England
Soul's Hard Road
A reflective quotation on the soul's journey through hardship and solitude. It speaks of no shortcuts or easy paths, only the long, solitary road endured with bleeding feet and cries for help across time. George Eliot.
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Wilado
George Eliot
Brake for Wild Pens Invention for Infatuated Millionaires
A quirky quip notes that emergency brakes for fountain pens would delight infatuated millionaires, while a contrasting line calls scholastic scaffolding and edifices ruinous before thoughts turn to words.
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Jeater
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