Personal and Inpersonal Highlights Across Notices
A collage of brief curiosities and biographical snippets from newspapers. Notable items include actress Misa Carrie Swarm saving seven from drowning and awaiting a medal, Boston sheriff Clark declining renomination after 28 years with only one jail escape, commemorative granite for Jane Randolph at Charlottesville, and Cambodian honors for American consul J. A. Halderman.
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Misa Carrie Swarm
Chicago Herald
Clark
Boston
Boston Post
Thomas Jefferson
Charlottesville
Jane Randolph
Peter Jefferson
London
Monticello
Cambodia
J. A. Halderman
Siam
Royal Order of
Halderman
East
Mr. Doolittle
North Branch
N. J
N. J. Times
A. B. Fox
Gowanda
N. Y
Duffalo Express
William
Frank Phillips
Syracuse
Frank
Honolulu
Jormel
St. John
Kansas
Mary M. Carey
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railroad
Nazita
Nonsense Jokes and Oddities From Diverse Refers
A collage of humorous lines and anecdotes from various papers including Norristown Herald Boston Globe Glasgow Evening Times and Arkansaw Traveler. It threads quirky quotes about theater phrases heart science and mistaken impressions with light domestic skits and a note on a farmer reacting to a Dickens bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Boston Globe
Glasgow Evening Times
Arkansas
Charles Dickens
Arkan
Lord Chief Justice's Visit and the Ancient Court Tradition
The Lord Chief Justice of England, Coleridge, is to visit the United States, an event of notable legal interest. The piece traces the English court system from the Norman Aula Regis to the modern Supreme Court, noting how Queen Victoria revived ancient Plantagenet traditions in 1882 with the King’s Bench and the Court of our Lord the King.
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United States
England
Ord Coleridge
Atlantic
William the Conqueror
Normandy
William
Edward I
Justinian
Supreme Court of Dudicature
Eyhoard
King’s Bench
Jude
London
Queen’s Counsel
Supreme Court
Victoria
House of Plantagenet
Yoone
Boston
Saloonkeeper Tales From Detroit Style of Law Fight
A Detroit barber shop tale shows a saloon keeper complaining of swindles and loafers. He recalls threats to sue, fears to rent, and counts on a dog to deter patrons. The piece humorously contrasts New York and Boston ambiance with Detroit barroom bravado.
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Bie
Umlite
Dev
New York
Boston
Lvbas
Detroit
Detroit Freat Press
Disturbance Aboard Rockaway Line Ends in Slap
A crowded New York & Rockaway train from Rockaway Beach saw a clash between a tall elderly man and a group of young men over seating. The man accused the young men of forcing two ladies with a child to stand. After a heated exchange, he slapped the insolent youths, drawing outraged shouts but other passengers intervened, and the old man's action halted further violence. The scene closed with nearby passengers granting seats to the women.
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Rockaway Beach
New York & Rockaway Railroad
NN Herald
Twelve Hours After Hunt's Remedy Healed Kidney Disorder
A New Haven tea and coffee merchant testifies on May 16, 183 to the value of Hunt's Remedy for eight years of kidney disorder and bladder inflammation. He describes severe pain, relief after one dose, and full recovery after five bottles, urging others to try the remedy.
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Huar Basizs
Houston Street
New Haven
Conn
Hunt
Berty
A Dangerous Case and the Cure of Mrs. Brink by Bitters
The account describes a man crippled by rheumatism after doctors failed to help. After two months with no relief, a neighbor's remark about Hop Bitters led to rapid improvement. Within four weeks he walked without crutches and stayed well for six years, and his wife and children also benefited. The narrative pitches the remedy as a universal health solution.
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J.J. Brink
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Bill
Sam
Tommy
Lifi
Dash
Dnde
St. Jacobs
Goshen
St. Jacobs Oil
Tenaga Thompson
Chicago: Tribune
Wise
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Coq
Fourth and Locust Sts
St. Louis
St. Lowis
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y. Oe
CanaDias
Goldwin Smith
Dboston
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
Lewisville Courier. Journal
Gienn
Uiil
Bostow
Sullivan
Uil City
Dervich
N. C
Rawlins
N.C
Ely
Ando
T. S. Geer
N.Y
Professon
Boyle
Bacto, Ma
Frwin H. Elderidge
Lokre
Cieteriees
W. HL
Askins
Marshfield
Pittsbergh Telegraph
Owentos, Ky
I. F. Mundy
Ynan
Montenegro
Cincinnati Traveler
Wall Street
Toronto
Lyon
Baltimore
General Markets
City
Bright
Rs & v
Heese
New
PORK
Hanis
Chicago
John Bull
Smith
Bull
Fouistille
Manchister
Foster Campbell
Aloszo
Orange St
Manchuster
N. 1
Stetters
Ana. Whilte
Lottet
Bieh
E. E. Mendes & CO
West Fifth Street
Kiansas City
Ely Brothers
Sega
Wilkinson Rusbeer
Nerul Snes
Nievelin
John Wilkinson
Wabash Avenue
Invach
Faroin
Bond
Addreas Loomis & Nyman
Ailairoe
Binghamton
Ghanton
N. F
Anakesis
Sret
Mal San Free
Anahes Makery
Sennewald
Bt. Louis
Hamilton Co
Sheeta
Newburyport
Nass
Prive
C. McCurdy Dz Co
Bryant & Stratton
Colenie St. Lonix
Valentine Bros
Parsons
Ohnson & CO
Mass
Hawaii
Hebel
Twombly Kettling Machine Co
Tremont Burea
Maen
Chicago Scale CO
Jeferson Street
Anehters of
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Kahres Forhee
Momakin, Cincinxari
Trne & Co
Angrata, Mo
Tepe Rhee
Jay Bronson
Mica
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