Jumbo Sam Dines Quietly with Peg Simmons at Hat Six
Western tale recounts Jumbo Bam arriving at Hat Six ranch for a dinner with foreman Rafe Thompson. Jumbo eats in silence while Peg Simmons watches, a backstory of Peg’s accident, Nell the waitress, and Jumbo’s prior bravado before a town confrontation about Nell.
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Jumbo Bam
Hat Six
Jumbo Sam
Rafe Thompson
Thompson
Bethere
Jumbo
Peg Simmons
Peg
Simmons
Jack Fulmer
Pex Simmons
Galdom
Big Horn Basin
Sam
Rate Thompson
Rafe
Rock Creek
Tongue River
Crosar
Nell
Sim
Ella
Sam Follers
Jumbo and Sim clash ends with threats in New York Presa
A vivid scene unfolds as Jumbo is restrained by Sim and Bim after a confrontation. Nerves flare and orders fly as Jumbo begs forgiveness and vows not to speak again. Sim ominously warns of dire consequences if Jumbo ever crosses him again, a warning noted by C. T. Revere in New York Presa.
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Jimbo
Neil
Bim
Sim
Jumbo
Sim Allers
C. T. Revere
New York
Women Who Drink Liquor Warned By NY Minister
New York rector Dr L A Banks told the New York conference in Poughkeepsie that drunkenness is rising among better class women in cities. He claimed society women drink cocktails in hotels and restaurants, replacing lighter wines, and warned of a loss of modesty and conscience and a shift away from temperance.
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New York
L. A. Banks
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
One Hundred and Fourth Street
Columbus Avenue
Poughkeeple
Newport
Washington
New
New York World
Not Deserving of Sympathy and the Stoning of a Home
A bereaved man parades mock wit as his daughter runs away with a strolling musician. The neighbors, moved to sympathy, gather to express it, but the old man proclaims his blessing of marriage only to receive collective scorn. They stone the house and send a congratulations to the runaway.
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Chicago Tribune
Beedtime and Harvest Poem Fragment by Johe Greenies
Fragment of a verse praising duty and unity with divine will. The text reflects rustic imagery of harvest and lingering sounds of the reaper, with archaic spellings suggesting a historical rural context. Names appear as Johe Greenies and Whiter, though attribution remains uncertain.
Salicylic Acid As Food Preservative Supported
Studies by Drs. MacAllister and Bradshaw of Liverpool conclude salicylic acid used in food preservation is not harmful and may aid health by preventing decomposition. Their experiments show digestion is scarcely hindered by saturated solutions and the effects of small quantities on living subjects are practically negligible.
Evils of Present Day Printing
George M Gould argues in Biographical Clinics that De Quincey Carlyle and Brownleg’s eye strain from slight squint caused opium habit complaints and vertigo. He advocates printing on black paper with white ink to reduce strain.
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George M. Gould
de Quincy
Carlyle
Mysterious murder at Reichlin home in Lorain Ohio
Miss Agathe Reichlin, about thirty, was killed May 1 at her brother Rev Charles Reichlin's home in Lorain. A rock with hair and blood was used, and a ladder, attic entry, and a dog guard featured in early investigation. Father Ferdinand Walser was arrested then released. police still seek a motive and suspect.
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Agathe Reichlin
Charles Reichlin
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Lorgin
Ohio
Mise Relchiii
Cassimir
Ferdinand Walser
Toledo
Kelly's Island
Walser Aayn Bo
Miss Reichlin
Walser
Canalmir Reichtin
Dros Ede
Rev. Wal Ser
Mr. Hickman
Dr. Hickman
Father Walser
Stroup
aMdault
Prieatff
Father Waiser
Misa Reichitn
Mise Reichlin
Mise Roichtin
Retchlin
Agatha Reichlin
Misa Reichlin
Indians Too Rich to Work Decline in Oklahoma Tribes
Washington Post reports from Indian school supervisor Charles H. Dickman that Pottawattamie Shawnee and Kickapoo in Oklahoma, with 2571 citizens and absentees, have retrograded due to cash from allotted lands. Leasing lands and rent payments supposedly fuel idleness and vice, leaving Indians with little to do but spend rents in gambling and drinking.
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Oklahoma
Charles H. Dickman
Ike
Washington Post
Interior Department
Supervlaor Dicksen
Indiana
Indian Bureau
Imports of Deadly Drugs Highlight Rising US Intake
The bureau of statistics compares five year imports showing dramatic rises in medicinal opium from 72 287 pounds in 1898 to 48 674 pounds in 1902, morphia and salts from 36 659 to 96 559, cocaine and salts from 59 400 to 254 704, and opium and morphis from 989 090 to 2 549 421 in the same period.
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Bureau of Statistica
O. P. Austin
Address Styles of Roosevlet and Cleveland at St Louis
The reeves compare President Roosevlt and ex President Cleveland at St Louis noting marked rhetorical differences. Cleveland speaks in long sentences some reaching hundred words while Roosevelt favors short snappy lines with the longest under sixty words.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
St. Louis
Effect of Carnegie's Munificence at Glasgow University
A Glasgow university meeting heard a principal story claim Andrew Carnegie’s gifts to Scotch education have dried up local generosity. He noted once raising over $300,000 for the university but now struggles to obtain $16,000, arguing Carnegie’s munificence has deterred other potential donors.
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Carnegie
Glasgow University
Andrew Carnegie
Putting Down a Grumbler Lord Randolph Churchill Tale
A tale from Lord Randolph Churchill's tenure as Tory leader in the Commons shows party members displeased with his methods. One deputy visits to state views, but he is sharply questioned on who leads the Conservative party, then dismissed as the lord raises and shouts go to, ah, sending the grumbler away.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Commons
Lord “Randy
Lord Randolph
Grumbier
Tory
Temperance Question Sparks Child’s Insight in Brooklyn
Rev A H Rennie of Glenmore Avenue Presbyterian questioned the church Sunday school about temperance in a broad sense. A sharp voiced reply from a rear boy, well informed on Albany excise law, stated High license as the foundation of temperance.
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A. H. Rennie
Glenmore Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Albany
German capital dazzled by American envoy residence
Charlemagne Tower, ambassador to Germany, decorates his Berlin residence in magnificent fashion. The lavish display surpasses any other in the German capital, upholding American prestige and impressing locals with its splendor.
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America
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Berlin
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Teg
Lorain
Braman
T. L. Hickman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Agatha Retchiin
Pass Agata Bepc
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