Will Lick Another Thrashes One Editor
An altercation erupts as Inginuates claims involvement in royalist trouble. M. de Gastel Jane, deroulede, and M. Buffet are linked to a forthcoming duel after an assault on M. de Rodays editor of The Figaro. The confrontation, spurred by a provocative Figaro paragraph, centers on a planned duel in Lausanne with dates looming March 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marel
Count Boni de Castellane
M. Ferman de Roduys
The
Figaro
M. de Gastel Jane
Deroulede
Paure
M. Berouledin Rehastiau
Paris
Or Leang
M. Deroulede
Macel Pubert
Mase
Lausanne
Switzerland
M. Buffet
Duke of Orleans
Wyking
America
Reny
Castellake
Mo Morel
MM. de Rodays
Ulm
M. de Rodass
Castellano
Ciyself
Fant Se Castelline
Bori
M. Pay Merowlede
M. Andre Buffet
M. Derowdede
MM. Buiter
Canton
Bayi
Wisconsin Legislature Action in Madison Civilizes Birds and Bills
In Madison on March 11 the assembly amended Thomas bill to exclude blackbirds from protection and ordered engrossed several measures including Gwayway’s electric wiring in buildings, Benson’s farm firearm safety, and Holland’s narcotics felony proposal. On March 12 senators debated fire insurance, Mosher’s abolish bill failed, Stout’s women voting amendment failed by one vote, and an engrossment order passed for Sparta state school access with a 63 day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maditson
Thomas
Mr. Gwayway
Madigan
Mosher
Senate
Wisconsin
Stout
Sparta
Assembly
Benson
Madison
Dane County
Bfr
Valentine
Janesville
Racine
Isaid
Sheboygan
Fatra
Schwedel
Ros
Andrews
Owen's
Ire and Pallce
Bengoo’s
Trustees of
County Adultme
Galaway
Milwaukee
Wealth Committee On the Oil For A Partners’ Licensing Board
County Asylum Trustees Kept, Health Board Rehearsal
Madison March 13 Assembly moved to refer Mr Barker bill barring marriage within one year of divorce to judiciary. Measures touted include good roads funding, local option on wide tires, and liability for sheep injuries by dogs. Several assembly bills advanced or rereferred, including military burials and rail car interchange permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Asyluma & Board of Health
Judiciary Committee
Madison
Cleoptas Yill
Brratt
Committee On Agriculture
Assembly
Krumrey's
Lenroot's
Sturdevant
My. Daerrwachter
Will
Committee On Military Affairs
Wilett
Madison News Roundup of School Regents and Highway Bills
Madison reports Senate engrosses Martin measure to place a woman on the university regents board by a 2 to 10 vote. McGillivray’s education of Indian children memories adopted. Assembly honors Gen. Harrison with Roe resolutions. Thomas bill on county aid for gravel highways advances. Several bills on streets, national guard funds, public franchises, water plants, and wage exemptions faced delays or nonconcurrence. December?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Martin
Board of
University Regents
Mcffallivray
Congress
Assembly
Roe
Benjamin Harrison
Lowns
Senate
National Guard
Devos
McGillivray
Richardson Indicted for Murder in St Joseph
Mrs. Richardson has been indicted by the grand jury for the murder of her husband Frank Richardson a wealthy merchant on Christmas Eve. The case centers on the suspected motive and alleged planning behind the fatal act in St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Paul de Cassagnec Heads to Brussels Duel Duelist Bulet
Paul de Cassagnec planned to travel to Brussels to support Bulet in a duel against Deroulede. The event centers on a famed confrontation with lingering political and personal tensions under public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul de Cassagnec
Brussels
Bulet
Deroulede
Wait for the Wagon Chorus Song Promises Ride and Love
A nostalgic rural song invites Phyllis to join a Sunday wagon ride with promised happiness. The speaker imagines shared life on a farm with a cabin, food, and livestock, dreaming of a lifelong journey together. The chorus repeats the invitation to wait for the wagon and take a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Phyllis
Blue Mountains
Sweet Phyllis
Groom Elect's Flowerbed Deception Revealed by Neighbor
A North Side home hosting a groom elect prompts neighborly curiosity. A woman notices unusual plant care and later discovers the flowers are mint. She concludes the groom has hosted a party crew nightly, misrepresenting his courtship as mint scented blooms. The scene unfolds with quiet scandal at the couple's soon wedding prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Ming
Atlanta
The Beautiful Kangaroo Rat Encounter
The narrator describes a remarkable kangaroo rat with large brown eyes, white throat and breast, delicate pink gums, and a long tail with white stripes. He admires its elegant movement and beauty, noting its tiny hands and the striking lace-like markings, and hints at recognizing the creature as Peredipus ordi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peredipus Ordi
Translation of Verses for a Scholarly Reader
Ernest Thompson Seton remarks on translating verses penned for him by collaborating writers. The note expresses eagerness to study intricate lines at the author’s feet, highlighting a learning passion and diligent pursuit of textual meaning and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seton
Thompson Id Scribner's
Animals as Moral Teachers in Ancient Parables
The essay links Aesop and the Hen and the Mouse to a universal truth: the mighty can be humbled by the insignificant. It argues animals serve as human stand-ins to teach ethical lessons, noting Indian fables and Buddhist belief in transmigration, and cites the parable of the lost sheep as a noble vehicle for instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Hillman
Atlantic
The Attractive Woman by Landon Knight in Women’s Home Companion
A concise portrait contrasts two types of women. The inspirational figure stirs hope, elevates aims, and softens life’s rough edges. The second type is less helpful, offering only superficial charm and limited impact on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iife
Sissiphas
Tess
Nan
Landon Knight
How to Select Guests for Enjoyable Gatherings
Advice on mixing guests by interests to create harmony. Suggest pairing musicians with non musicians, readers with audiences, and storytellers with listeners. Emphasizes avoiding repeated overlaps and ensuring diverse, enjoyable interactions among six-person groups.
Blooming Hats Reign in Milinery Trends of the Season
Abby E. Underwood cites Woman's Home Companion on the rise of flowered picture hats and natural poetry in millinery. Plumes remain on low crowns with wide circular rims, while small birds fall from favor as women show increased restraint in public.
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Willsut
Abby E. Underwood
Clever Salesman and Bonnet Dispute Sparks Wit
In a terse exchange Miss Passe, 40, seeks to sue a bonnet while a French milliner questions the aim. The odd dialogue escalates as the remark about bats between 1 and 23 is noted, with the item described as sold in Tid-Bits.
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Miss Passe
Marie
It Makes a Difference in a Funny Train Seat Estimate
A conductor cautiously answers a passenger about seating capacity on a cart. He states an approximate capacity of twenty eight men or sixteen women, noting capacity depends on who is aboard. The exchange highlights a humorous take on transport crowding.
Alice of Old Vincennes and a rival author’s tale clash
The article recounts Maurice Thompson’s bestselling Alice of Old Vincennes and Danville editor Rolark Paris Harrison’s closely matching Post of Old Vincennes. It chronicles Harrison’s three year effort to publish and the near identical historical-material basis with Thompson’s work, highlighting shared characters like Colonel George Rogers Clark and Josette Chabrat and the Vincennes setting.
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Maurice Thompson
Alice
Vincennes
Illinois
Wellicsle
Indiana
Mr. Thompson
Rolark
Paris Harrison
Thompson
Danville
Banville Evening Commercial
Old Frontier Post
Post of
Old Vincennes
Maurice Phompson
Haying
High Notch
Harvison
Vuyer
Min
Creme
Vincenots
Ntc
Mr. Harrison
Tom
Golonel
George Rogers Clark
John Garrett
Garrett
Clark
Josette Chabrat
Gallois
Kaskaskia
Josette
France
Galloia
Chabret
America
Chabrat
Hamilton
Fort Lacquevile capture reshapes Josette’s fate in band tale
In a garbled excerpt, Josette and friends of Garrett’s Save are jailed at a fort. An Indian woman Mondeoqua hints at Josette’s true mother yet refuses to reveal, while Clark’s seizure of the fort pushes Garrett to free them. A manuscript dispute shadows literary fame and a credit dispute hints at reception of Harrison’s work.
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Josette
Garrett
Gallois
Moredoqua
Clark
Fort Lacquevile
Mr. Harrison
Mr.Thompson
Danville
Vincennes
Thompson
Harrison
Opie
Ant
Mediterranean Moth Threat Discussed by Minnesota Entomologist
Professor Otto Lugger of the University of Minnesota reports Minnesota is pest free amid Mediterranean flour moth concerns. He notes spread tied to secondhand mill gear and poor grain storage, urges fumigation, cold treatment, and airtight bins, and traces the moth’s history from 1877 to its spread across North America.
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Minnesota
Profesor
Otto Lugger
University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
Mediterranean
West Superior
Wis
Northwest
Northwestern Miller
Avery Iiiler
Bour
Kucholella Zell
Kucho
Canada
Pacific Coast
North Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
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Boni DE Castellane
Figuro
M. Treslat
Per
M. del Castellana
Serongs
Wisconsin Legislature
Mile
Haldi
Ong Anothee
Imusic
Adam
Sweet
Wome
Jong
Mr. Affolty
Mamma
Papa
Mr. Affinity
Mr. Atinitz
Jim
Ethel M. Kelley
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