May and June Royal Jubilee Reflected in Verse
A fragmentary poem piece mentions May and June, a lily crown, and a royal tone. It hints at springtime pageantry and emotional reactions, with unclear lines about a queenly figure and festive imagery.
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Newspaper
Kimball Graphic
Location
Kimball, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1886
Page
3
The Mysterious Forgery in a Bank Office
Walter Cramp, a cashier, fails to account for a missing three thousand pounds after a forged check parade through Livesey and Mason. Robert Carter, suspected hero, tracks a mysterious stranger, reveals a clever forgery scheme, and helps expose the plot, restoring Cramp’s name and guiding Annie toward a marriage with Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally
Robert Captor
Cran
Bia
Haney
Robert Courtyr
Wenius
Caylee
Mason
Livesey
Agaming Ln Bank
Masonojanind
Mie Denayy
Wamnall
Amball Sons of Money
Cramp
Clarks
Powille
Uthe Wank
Carter
Marshall Company
Liverpool
Mr.Mason
Mr. Crump
Mr. Mason
Mr. Jeffreys
To Don and Lancashire Bank
Jeffreys
Crump
Croup
Amy Ployer
Byous
Livesey Toxseid
Merc Cerny
London and Lancashire Bank
Livesay
Magan
Mr. Livesey
Marshall
Tony
Mason Crump
Hewn
Nave
Joffe
Mr. Carter
Axto Carter
Walter Cyamp
Annie
Hlm
Robert Carter
Canter
Beckman
Mr. Maysont
Molborn
Mr. Williamson
Williamson
Teverborough
Cromer
Pinsure
King's Cross
Scotland Yard
Eriences
Mayon Hind
Onl
Tur Obiter
Finselt
Ho Dowbl
Robert Calor
AlLeryind Whit le
Latarly
Stock Exchange
Wis
Walter Crump
Whitehall Seview
Fate of a Bad Woman and a City Auction Tale
The New York tale reports the Corn Pearl jewelry and plate sold at auction for 13000 to prominent citizens. Mrs Feyh’s estate total 200000 goes to reluctant relatives. An adopted daughter’s run from the aunt sparked a long moral drama as the will was fought and the elder woman died lonely amid wealth and ruin. It is presented as a city life picture with precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Society of Arts
W. C. Atwater
Wesleyan University
Te Speaker
Atwater
Josh Fan
Europe
Hinsheen
Voit
Munich
Flah
New York
Philadelphia Record
Feyh
Fifinon
Womin
Hiratings
Fragmented Preamble Questions Moral Role of Leaders
A garbled passage questions the divine love and tireless work of leaders, asking if the nation now values material tastes over virtue. It ponders whether a mother’s influence remains a guiding organ of honor and probity or has been worn away by self serving aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Sowarts
Paris Guillotine Victim Clings To Innocence
The execution of Kenijlias Kanig at the Ase site near the Seine on February 10 ends with the condemned claiming innocence. The scene at La Roquette prison shows fear and despair as the blade falls, his mother absent, and his body shipped to Gentilly Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Republic
Sopeecny
Kenijalias
le Mame
Ase
Seine
Pabrary
Champ de Mars
Borgut
M. Diebler
Place de la Roquette
la Roquette
Kanig
Faure
Kunig
Mos
Prnioning-Room
Diebler
Pepeffort
Gentilly Cemetery
Evarts Delivers Senate Prank On Mitchell In Open Doors Debate
New York statesman Mr Evarts frequently plays pranks on colleagues. He staged a joke during the vote on opening the senate doors, causing Senator Mitchell of Oregon to momentarily fear he had voted wrongly before realizing he had indeed voted no, prompting Evarts to laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evarts
Mr. Evarts
Statesman
New York
Senate
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Mitchell
Baddleberger
Virginia
Evadhs
Exarka
New York Statesman
Mr. Mitchell
Evarta
Ashady Naval Battle At Pensacola Engulfs Crowd
A Pensacola special describes a sham naval battle off Fort Pickens with the Tennessee, Galena, Brooklyn, Yantic and Swatara. Vessels opened fire in bright smoke and flame as crowds aboard excursion steamers watched a dramatic simulating clash lasting under an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Tantic
Tatemsen
Galena
Pensacola
New Organs Times
Fort Pickens
Tonnemec
Yantic
Swatare
Tennessee
Lena
Swatara
New York Letter on Mrs Parnell in Chicago News
The writer describes Mrs Parnell as an ailing, poor, elderly woman living in a Hudson Street tenement. They note her lack of money, discomfort, and misaligned sense of comfort versus independence, comparing her to a romanticized past and to figures like Leamy Edward Fitzgerald in a satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
New York
Chicago
Mra. Parnall
Hudson Street
Bride Cheats the Parson in Odd Chicago Tale
Fragmentary Chicago Inter-Ocean account reports a marriage ceremony improvised under questionable terms. A groom pays a fee and attempts to arrange a transfer to the parson with small payments, while the bride resists and the scene hints at impropriety and improvised nuptial rites two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter-Oornn
Bey
Thinaan
Butt
Amaller
Tepail
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Qramup
Mosars, Livesey & Mason
Throxmorton Streat
Bette
Coumyt
Youu Carter
The
Aesistant
Hyal Keeper
Robert
Hlazwig
Ehud
Annio
Anni
Lappeo
Anna
Noy
Dean
Laver Roberts
Finn Stiouht Beache
Methar
Bo Binesell
Stoseph Beckman
Nist
de Cashier
Anil
Wstrianger
God
Ashady
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