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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
3
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Five Ther Sud Uta Tilt Ends Quietly
The WS and UTA met in a tense tilt that yielded a narrow outcome amid defensive stops and late adjustments. Coaches emphasized focus as players adjusted lineups and executions late in the fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther Sud
Ther
The
Uta Tilt Ugh Cut Nai
Owl and Ie Shine in Spurts at Local Track Meet
In a brisk city track meet, Owl and Ie produced standout efforts across sprint events. Owl clocked a fast 100 meters while Ie led in the 200 with a late surge, helping their school place midpack in a tight team scoring finish.
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Crusoe Island and the lore of Selkirk’s exile debated
The piece surveys Juan Fernandez as Crusoe’s likely setting, noting Tobago claims and Selkirk’s four year solitude, while recounting memorials and a cave lookout. It traces island discovery, plaque inscriptions, and the evolving symbol of the legendary castaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Selkirk
Largo
Fife
Scotland
Fie
Cinque Ports
H. M
Weymouth
Selkirk
Commodore Powell
The Use of Paper Money Across Nations
The Globe-Democrat notes that nations widely use paper money to ease payments. It lists denominations for the United States, Canada, Mexico, South American states, the Bank of England, Scotland and Ireland, France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Austria, Russia, and Sweden, highlighting varied note values and issuing bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Democrat
United States
Dominion of Canada
Mexico
Bank of England
Scotland
Ireland
Bank of
France
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Russia
Sweden
Sleeping Car Berths Shifted Headward On Trains
The article notes a five year shift in railroad sleeper berths from feet to the engine toward the head of the car. Travelers prefer lower berths with the head at the engine and a slightly open rear window for better air and comfort, a change attributed to looser sleeper rules and practical comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailroad Gazette
Gazette
Comedy in the Kitchen Hired Girl Quelled by Mistress
A Detroit Tribune report portrays a tense household confrontation. A mistress accuses a hired girl of loving her husband and, after a firm denial, imposes rigid rules the woman must follow. The scene highlights domination and control within the domestic sphere.
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Detroit Tribune
Paradise for prize fighters on Catalina Island
The Santa Catalina Island project plans a large athletic club house to host prize fights, backed by wealthy Los Angeles men. Catalina sits thirty miles off Southern California with San Pedro nearby, offering ample harbor and rugged terrain. The piece notes the island's limited population yet growing interest from ranchers and leisure seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Santa Catalina
Los Angeles
San Pedro
New York Tribune
Anarchy's Weapons in Paris and Barcelona Bomb Plots
The article describes anarchist bombs used in Paris and Barcelona. Vaillant’s French Chamber bomb and a Barcelona device by Sarasol caused many injuries and deaths. It explains canes and umbrellas as concealed weapons with two glass explosive vessels and a trigger mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Barcelona
Spain
Vaillant
Chamber of Deputies
Jose Codina
Lyceum ‘Theater
Sarasol
Weather and disease linked by new weather bureau study
Secretary Morton urges the weather bureau to collect data on how climatic conditions affect epidemics such as la grippe. The aim is a national scale, potentially international system, to illuminate public health, happiness and progress, with little need for extra funding.
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Morton
Weather Bureau
la Grippe
Philadelphia
Origin of Fashions Card Etiquette Quip
A witty snippet from Puck on calling etiquette. Mrs Newrich asks how many cards to leave and an Old Gentleman explains the rule. You hang one for the servant and leave cards for adult family members plus two for the husband, with extra cards to avoid vulgar poverty. A joke reveals a card manufacturer’s punchline.
Tax Russian thistle invasion bites North Dakota economy
Taxed by the weed, about 30,000 square miles in the two Dakotas suffer from Russian thistle. In 640,000 acres of wheat land the weed costs five bushels per acre, threatening losses up to 2 million dollars when other crops and fires are counted. The spread slows in sod or well cultivated land, but remains a threat where land is overextended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Christmas Day Train Passed To Receiver Says Bangor Commercial
A Bangor Commercial report notes that any miniature railroad set or locomotive given to a boy on Christmas Day has by now passed into the hands of a receiver.
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Bangor
Father Son Pastors Serve Wylie Memorial Ninety Years
A Philadelphia church, Wylie Memorial Presbyterian, marks a unique era with a father and son serving as associate and successive pastors across nearly a century. The fiftieth anniversary of Rev. Dr. T. W. J. Wylie's ordination and induction is celebrated, tracing lineage to his father Rev. Samuel B. Wylie who arrived from Ireland in 1797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neary
America
Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
T. W. J. Wylie
Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church Founding and Lineage
The Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia known as the Wylie Memorial since 1886 traces to founder Rev. Samuel B. Wylie who began the church in January 1798. He was pastor from 1803, taught theology at the Seminary, and was a university professor until his death in 1852. His son, born 1818, was ordained 1843 and later succeeded him as pastor and theologian.
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Smith
England
John Rolfe
Jamestown
Rebecca
Rolfe
Powhatan
Pocahontas
Capt. Smith
Graves End
Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia
Samuel B. Wylie
Ryegate
New Church
Philadelphia
Seminary
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
University of Pennsylvania
Character in Work and the Maker Behind It
A reflection on how a person’s character is revealed through their output. Well built stonework signals a thoughtful, honest craftsman. excessive ornament suggests greed, while scant detail hints at rude or insensitive roots. From cobweb to nest, the product mirrors the maker’s virtues or vices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ruskin
What May Be Faith
A narrator recalls reflections on faith inspired by a story of a mother explaining belief to her child. The dialogue contrasts belief in unseen things with trust in a source, pondering how many actually equate faith with knowingly false ideas.
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Spectator
A Strictly Business Woman Weds Between Shifts
A Portland Maine cleaning woman quietly married during a workday. She left City Hall with her pails and mops, returned after forty-five minutes with the ceremony completed, and resumed scrubbing. The story hints it may be easier to find a husband than steady employment.
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Portland
City Hall
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