Funeral of a Druid in Wales Ends in Ember Rite
In Caerlan on a hill above Glamor ganshire a former archdruid of Wales Dr. William Price aged over 93 was cremated in Druidic fashion. His body draped in Welsh garb lay in a perforated coffin as a pyre of wood oil and coal burned at dawn drawing thousands of onlookers and ending with the coffin emptied of remains.
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Yuletide
Wales
Arthur
Merlin
Taliessin
Glendower
Liautrissant
William Price
Edward
Price
Caerlan
Dr. Price
Swelock
Glamorganshire
New York Tribune
Standh Friend Declares Long Tied Bond at Wedding
A lively speech recalls a lifelong connection to the couple at the wedding breakfast. The speaker notes personal milestones from christening to coming of age, and vows to attend the funeral if God willing, in a dramatic toast from the sensational Pick Me Up column.
Reproof in Love and Odd Bits From Old Narratives
A fragmented column gathers assorted items from a vintage page: reflections on love and pain, a soldier’s saber wound tale from Indianapolis, musings on thumbs through ancient Rome, and a note on an Acadian owl called the saw whet. The piece blends personal recollections with natural history anecdotes.
Restless Man and Social Snippets in 19th Century Writings
A compilation of aphorisms and social observations detailing restless behavior in men, humor about regard for self, ambitions for youth, and varied vignettes on etiquette, education, and cross-cultural dress from 19th century papers. It notes restless crowds in cafes and trains and cites reflections from multiple publications.
Brief News In Brief From Various Cities
John Callahan cuts his throat at his St Paul home. Mrs Pettigrew confined to her Washington room by la grippe. Minnesota grain inspection bureau collects 4600 in February fees. A deserted infant found on E N Winslow’s St Paul doorstep. Cingalese workmen strike for higher wages at the Ceylon exhibit. Minneapolis health officer says milk supply is far from wholesome. New York world’s fair commissioners accused of wasting funds. Chicago medical college professor inoculated while handing diphtheria bacteria to students. Winona state teachers institute in session under H C Farrar. about 100 teachers present. Bishop John M Brown buried in Washington. President Cleveland among floral offerings. Ellis Island expects large immigrant influx in spring. Ex US Consul Timothy Smith of Bennington Vt dies. body kept above ground per his wish to avoid being buried alive.
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John Callahan
St. Paul
Chicago Medical College
State Teachers Institute
Winona
Minn
H. C. Farrar
John M
Fire Claims Three Lives at Kenosha Factory in Blast
Kenosha Wisconsin March report details a fatal explosion at a fireworks workshop. Chris Arentzen his father and a resident boy died as flames engulfed the building. Firefighters found the trio amid the ruined interior. cause uncertain whether blast or smoke suffocation. Separate dispatch notes state state conventions in Providence and a railroad injury in Hinckley with amputations.
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Kenosha
Wis
Chris Arentzen
Arentzen
Castoria Advertisement Fragment Still Readable
Fragments of an old ad claim Castoria soothed a crying baby, noting comfort after administration. The garbled text suggests a testimonial style typical of early 20th century child care ads.
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Chicago
Cute Truleer
Koal Spar
Currey & Jacobs
Mitchell
Dakota
Rathbun & Gillis
Ight’s
J. H. McLean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
ST. Louis
Sam Willing
Edson Casey
Blaine
J. A. P. Brown
Neligh
Speciat
Wiltse
L. OU
Gale
Wes Est
Rand, McNally & C2
Waverly, Ta
G. D. Bruce Tudor
J. L. Pomeroy
Tudor
The
Tudor Optical Co
S. H. Scallin
Jeweler
South Dakota
Druids of Wales
New York
Orreat
St. Louis Republic
Rome
Wome
New England
Audubon
Massachusetts
New York Herald
Woolward Avenue
Detroit Free Press
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Savi
Npslis
Papa
Mami
Wal- Wallis
Harpers Bazar
Univerity of
Michigan
Harvard
Yale
Richter
Providence
R. 1
D. Russell Brown
David Sr. Baker, Jr
North
Kingston
Paul
Peter Gallagher
Hinckly
Castoria
Pitcher’s Castoria
Lee Es de Bellz
W. F. Shyder
Mincker's
Cricaeg
Shumaker M C CO
Silver Creek
N.Y
St. P.M. & O. Time Card
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Ahrive
Salem
Sioux Falls
Perry
Pilater
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mick
SSS and
QAM
Samuel Pitcher
da. G. C. Oscoon
Lowell, Mass
J. ¥. Kixencoe
Conway
Ark
A. Axenen
M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Castors
Boston
Mag
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Pres the Centaur Company
Ti Turray Street
New York City
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Mouinehl
Thake Ronavely
Delano
Minnesota
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Jacob Dick
Humboldt
Siri
Veryone
Yursye
A.g.anderson
Staples
Ry Nome
Ako Ina
B. Perry
Tor Hos
Stein
Lumbago
Norwood
Albert Meyee
Minneapolis
Sanden
Geo. Hammond
Filmore Street
DR. Sanden
Sander Electric CO
Cor
Ava
3Rd St
Chicago Entertainment Bureau
Pioneer Press
ST. Pau
Ers
Ion. Knute Nelson
A. E McGill
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Mitchel
S.D
Julia A. Patterson
St Quitter
George I Smith
William Hk. Smith
Luke W. Lowell
Wallace A. Smith
Mitchell Posteriies
R.N. Kratz
Register
State OF
James Hilla
Divison County
George W. Hunter
Davison
D. D
Prestos & Hannett, Plalutus Attorneys
Republican
Ofice of
Pierre
Davis County
Court House
H. Ruth
Commissio
Land Ofice
John Smith, Jr
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James O'Dell
Josef Herzog
Stephen Dervet
Mitchell Post Office
R. N. Kratzz
Sour Dakota
Circuit
Fourth County
Judicial Circuit
Gerrit J. Bloemendaal
Plaintif
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Bloemendaal
D. H. Flynn
B. Seffinga
Forestville
Fillmore County
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Pater & Rodgh
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