Osborne Beaten in Paris feud sparks New York scandal
Howell Osborne, heir to Daniel J. Osborne and husband of Fay Templeton, was badly beaten by Reed Waddell in a Manhattan oyster house after a Paris feud resurfaced. Osborne, sporting a black eye and missing teeth, said Waddell attacked amid a dispute rooted in events two years prior in Tunis and Paris. Police noted no arrests as Osborne described the incident and planned Paris trip with his wife.
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Explorer Henry Morton Stanley and Henry Glave in Africa and Alaska
The article recounts the careers of explorers Glave and Stanley, detailing Glave’s Alaska crossing with horses on snowshoes and his Africa exploits with Stanley, including missions into savage regions and encounters with slave trade research. It notes Glave’s lectures, journalism turn, and ongoing Arctic and coal Africa journeys.
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Beatrice's prolonged absence unsettles town and kin
Frank Carruthers and friends chase Beatrice's trace after her secret visit to Beatrice's ride with the Talberts, while a wedding of Beatrice's life and Murmurs of scandal ripple through Hazlewood and Gray Street. The Beatrice mystery deepens as Frank probes bank notes and Mrs Rawlings.
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Upheaval in Public Life and Shipping Sagas
A scrambled critique column notes public figures wavering on names and roles while editorials mock official missteps. It cites Sam Washington and Buffalo Express as opinion barometers. The piece touches on a proposed asylum note, a ship disaster hypothetical, and Grover Cleveland’s political maneuvering with Pullman and Panghorn in leadership roles.
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