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Newspaper

Moline Daily Journal

Location

Moline, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1901

Page

13

White Squaw of the Plains Mystery Unearthed

Broken Horn, an Arapaho woman on the Wind River Reservation, is rumored to be the sister of Davenport resident Mrs. William D. Cook. Captured with her family during a plains crossing years ago, she lived 36 years in tepees, speaks only Indian, and draws attention for white features and blue eyes.

Pace Broken Horn Wind River Reservation Wyoming William DB. Cook Davenport Plains Crapser Mrs. Cook Saint Dominic’s Church Nicolini Madelain Tomuat Pot Phe Maodelain

White Squaw of Arapahoe Bloodline Mystery

Mrs Cook, captured at 18 during a Cheyenne raid on the Fletcher party, was adopted by an Indian tribe and later sought to prove kinship to white relatives. She contends she may be the long lost sister of Mary Fletcher, with Capt Nickerson aiding in the inquiry at Shoshone agency.

Broken Bow Mrs. Cook Ilinois California Rock Creek Station Wyoming Fletcher Lizzie Mary Fletcher Cook Fort Dodge Arkangag Witneis Nickerson

Not Worrying Him Says Puck On Politician Voting

A comic snippet quotes Puck remarking that many Christian Science politicians exist but do not vote solidly, signaling casual public opinion on political reliability.

Puck

Yachting Talk Quips About Quick weddings

Parson jokes about marrying four couples in fifteen minutes. A Nautical Young Lady agrees, noting a brisk pace as a judge comments on sixteen knots an hour. The exchange frames a humorous, period-voice snapshot with light social banter.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Constitutional Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It states the cure is taken internally, offers 100 dollars for any failure, and invites readers to send for circulars and testimonials. Hall's Family Pills are also recommended.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Company Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Smith

Amor Vincit Omnia Token Sparks Old Love Reunion

In Hud dumps a ragged Italian hamlet Pierre Nicolini finds a Roman coin engraved Amor Vincit Omnia. A mysterious woman Madelain returns it, revealing a past love with a living husband and a heartbreak that ends in tragedy.

Pierre Nicolini Nicolini B. C

Ransom Money Grips in Nicolini’s Hand After Mysterious Meeting

Nicolini keeps the ransom money tight in his hand after a strange man vanishes along the path toward the river. A woman watched from a small window as she crossed the lots, her payment tied to a love charm in this tense scene.

Nicolini

Is There a Planet Beyond Neptune

Prof George Forbes revived the question at the Royal Society of Edinburgh noting seven comets with aphelion points aligning with a distant planet about 100 times Earth's distance. He argued this planet's gravity altered orbits of comets from 1264 and 1556, causing unexpected returns and possibly linking to 1843 or 1844 comets.

Neptune Royal Society of Edinburgh George Forbes

Poor Uncle Peter Roxsum in Critical Condition

In a condensed note from the Catholic Standard an ill uncle named Peter Roxsum is described as very near death. The correspondent pleads for aid while a counterpart replies with refusal to lend money.

Peter Roxsum Newitt

Precarious Plan for Daughters’ Liberal Education

A Brooklyn Life quip notes a parent’s ambition to pull daughters from society for a liberal education and fears they may resist returning to social life. The comment highlights tensions between education reform and social expectations.

Brooklyn

Newport Coachman’s Daughter Weds Named Newport Resident

P Storer Wells of Newport secretly marries Mollie Carroll daughter of Michael Carroll a coachman for Nathaniel Thayer of Boston. Mollie a noted beauty 24 worked for L P Hollander Co at silk counters in Boston and Newport. The Thayers’ country home is in Lancaster Mass as the couple’s story unfolds in Boston society circles.

Boston P Storer Wells Newport Mollie Carroll Michael Carroll Nathaniel Fhayer Minx Carroll Bobby” Shaw L. P Hollander & Co Wells Thayer Thayers Lancaster Mass

Lord Naryered Admits Bigamy Under Duress

A fragment from Puck features Lord Naryared confessing to bigamy, claiming coercion and financial pressure from his first wife’s estate. No further context or corroborating details are provided.

Naryered Naryared -Es Puck

The Cheerful Idiot in a Boarding House Scene

A reflective sketch describes the cheerful idiot who asks banal questions about rain and injuries. The narrator notes how such people mingle with others like mosquitoes until a clash arises with the wrong person at a boarding house.

C. L

Cure for Dyspepsia Promised by Dr Pierce’s Medicine

An article extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a near universal cure for dyspepsia and stomach diseases. It includes patient testimonials from Ned Nelson and Mrs H R White, warns against temporary relief from antacids, and promotes the physician’s medical adviser offer and free book with mailed stamps.

Pierce Ned Nelson Royden Street Camden B. F. Keath Bijou Philadelpha Nelson H R. White Stanstead Stanstead Co Quebec Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Dr Pierce Ir Pierce Ple Rolden Common Sense Dr. R. VePierce N. Ya

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