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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1891
Page
2
Huff and Tiff A Runaway Couple in New Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Thwaite previously known as Huff and Tiff wed after a rushed elopement in New Lancaster. Financial strain, a family confrontation, and a dramatic revelation from Esther alter their hush hush wedding, ending with a fatherly reception planned to honor the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi. Thwaite
Hoff
Tiff
Great New Lancaster
Mr. Thwaite
Miss Featherly
Young Thwaite
Huff
Victor Hugo
Thwaite
Tif
Esther
Bessie Featherly
Will
Heasie
Mrs. Tiff
Brother Will
Miss Thwaite
Chicago
John
Hunting Big Grizzlies A Troop to Ex Veteran
A fragment describes a hunting expedition targeting large grizzlies with a veteran explorer. The text hints at a learning or mentorship theme and mentions a beach location as a potential setting for the event.
Bears and a Gold Mine Trigger a Woodland Hunt
In Cuyamaca Valley California near Gov Waterman's mine a band of hunters seeks bears after a string of livestock losses. A sow and cubs are treed by Tip Ferguson, Dr. H ygh, and Commodore Yale with Keely using a lariat in a tense dawn watch that ends without a capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
California
Cuyuma Valley
Cuyamaca Valley
Gov
Greenwood
Greenwood Ranch
Bervers
Jon Redding
J. de Barth Short
Los Angeles
Marcus J. Horack
Guy
Watermain
Tip Merynson
Greenwood Cabin
Tip Ferguson
Alan Weing
Commissioner Redding
Winchester
Commodore Yale
Mr. Keely
Hoxton
Danish Vice Consul’s Son Weds Christine Neilson in Madison Wis
Christine Neilson, daughter of Emil Dreier consul of Denmark, married Otto A. Dreier vice consul in Chicago at the bride’s Madison, Wisconsin home last week. She has sang with Clarence Eddy’s choir and the Eddy Ludlow Quartet, with Europe tour acclaim and a Paris arrival as a pupil of Henschel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto A. Dreier
Denmark
Chicago
Christine Neilson
Madison
Wis
Uride
Troum
Emil Dreier
Ife
New England Congregational Church
Clarence Eddy
First Presbyterian Church
Sara Hershey Eddy
Eddy Ludlow
Organ
Europe
London
Paris
Jena
Uucoon
Henschel
Loar
Tee
Mechanical curiosity clock driven by door closure
Darius L. Goff of Pawtucket displays a mechanical toy clock designed to wind itself when the front door closes. It powers electrical appliances through a live cord, rings a hall bell at night, and emits musical chimes that mark the hours in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius L. Goff
Pawtucket
Prairie Pony, Endurance Beast of the Plains
Harper's Magazine extols the pony used by Indians detailing its toughness and endurance through brutal winters and long races. Noted feats include carrying mail 300 miles in three nights and hauling two riders, with a claim of superior strength and stamina that surpasses cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Dodge
Parkman
le Corhon
Prairies
The Peril and Paradox of Life Alone in Society
A Victorian essay argues that voluntary isolation harms mental health and mocks hermit life. It suggests social nature and true religion require active benevolence, not passive retreat. It posits solitary confinement as a cruel legal penalty and warns loneliness fails to soothe sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
The Habit of Infants and Thumb Sucking Dangers
A passage urges decisive parental action to halt thumb sucking in babies, arguing mothers who yield to the habit hinder a child’s future appearance and dental alignment. It warns that permissive care can harden a harmful habit.
Marches and leaders of the Civil War era
George William Curtin highlights Lincoln and Sherman as America's most distinctive figures. He notes the march to the sea as one of the era’s most picturesque and romantic events, likening its character to Xenophon’s famous march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Curtin
Lincoln
Sherman
Wea
Xenophon
Hoosier Poet Riley Praised by Howell
Howell argues James Whitcomb Riley’s Rhymes of Childhood rise above ordinary verse and defy standard judgments. He notes Riley’s work has found a lasting place in people’s affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Post
James Whitcomb Riley
Howell
Ram foes faith tested as banks fail and faith shakes
Fragmentary archival note reflects on adversity and moral collapse as banks fail. It discusses how faith and religion suffer when financial systems break, suggesting a broader impact on society and individual belief during economic distress.
Down Below in Freedom's Name and Remembrance
A broad, period voice recounts Civil War era themes of liberty and reunion, noting patriotic songs and speeches by veterans and officers. The piece surveys postwar recollection, fraternal ties, and public notices from Indiana and New Mexico divisions, including memorials, elections, and park plans at Chickamauga, with references to Major Hanson and Loyal Legion leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
J. F. Hanson
Andersonville
Major Hanson
South
Appomattox
Maj. Hanson
Congress
J. Irvin Gregg
U. S. Army
West Point
Washington
Ile
Cavalry Corps
Army of the Potomac
8Th
U. S. Cavalry
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Major Pond
Ingulla
New York
Timothy E. Tarsney
Eighth
Michigan
Tarsney
Missouri
Sach
Saginaw
Ohio Soldier's
Sandusky
Batchelder
Muvic
Beauregard
G Sherman
Tor
Navy
Michigan Vetoes Detroit Encampment Aid Bill
Governor vetoes 30000 aid for Detroit to host the National Encampment next August despite requests for 50000. Copperheads and stay-at-homes blocked funding, while Detroit’s citizens pledge support and praise local hospitality amid criticism of the Legislature. Comrade letters from veterans name units and seek proper allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Colorado
Minnesota
Maine
California
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
Detroit Journal
Nathaa Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huff and Tiff
Mrs. Thwaite
Hut
Jim
Huff Thwaite
Father
Moses
Amile
Reetaurant
Sven
Woatermens Baech
Besiou
Tip
Darnness
Chapparral
Keely
Vice Cornel
Besten
Freedom
Star of Liberty
Dixe
Ghost
Belo
J.d. Fitzgknalo
Department of New Mexico
G. A. T., Deming
N. M
Walden
Tod. Cav
West Polo
R. Hill
Indiana
Hoe
Elias McMastern
Pao'a
Kan
Chickamauga Park
United States Commission
Chickamauga National Park
Gen. Fullerton
Col. Kellogg
Gen. Stewart
H. V. Boynton
Cincinnati
Fred van Dorveer
Grosvenor
Ohio Commission
National Park
Chickamauga Battlefield
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
Dry Valley
The
Loyal Legion
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Wager Swayne
Lester A. Beardslee
D. VY. C
Thomas Hf. Hubbard
George de Ff. Barton
Register
Thomas B. Odell
Allen
Apgar
Charles A. Swift
Thomas Drumm
J. Langdon Ward
Henry FE. Smith
William T. Harding
Clinton B. Sears
Henry A. Glassford
Benny Havens
Woolsey
WN. Y
Terry
Coguewell
N. H
Adam Harriewer
N.W
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