Texas Cowboy Wins Beloved in Mexican Love Tale
A Texan named Jack Hondorn recounts a perilous romance with Madeline Rivera in Mexico. After dangerous kidnappings, escapes, and tribal aid from the Quaymal, they unite and vow to marry despite Don Rivera's plots and threats.
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Jack
Rancho Grande de Rivera
Senora
Madeline
Mexico
Spain
Land of the Lone Star
Don Rivera
Madama
Quayamal
Jack Hondorn
A Lesson in Tact From a Schoolgirl Tale
Louise, a earnest but blunt girl, learns that sincerity without tact can hurt friends. A mentor explains how to blend truth with consideration, using examples with Mona, Marjorie, and Miss Tilson, and urges Louise to act with tact while staying truthful. The tale emphasizes balanced honesty and helpfulness.
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Mena
Marjorie
Miss Tilson
Louise
Caroline
Genevieve
Hot Water Bag Remedies for Ailments
A hot water bag soothes many maladies. Place it at the feet for colds back for backaches and the neck or head for headaches or sleeplessness. Use as directed for comfort and relief.
Hollow Cheeks Skin Care Routine
A guide instructs to cleanse the face each night with cleansing cream then wipe off with a soft towel. It advises a ten minute massage using massage cream in a rotary motion to finish the routine.
Pompadour Silks Inspire Elegant Afternoon Gowns
Pompadour silks grow lovelier and lovelier and prove the prettiest kind of fabric for making stunning afternoon gowns. The article laments their rich textures and evolving tones, praising suitability for refined wardrobe pieces.
Voile Gowns In Color and Ribbon Trims For Delicate Silks
Silk voiles and grenadines create charming little frocks mounted over tonal silk. Ribbon trimming, in satin or velvet, enhances sheer fabrics with flat laid or plaited bands. Velvet ribbons pair well with white silk vade, and combinations include wide plus narrow ribbons and varied widths.
Painting Timely Care Saves Money and Keeps Coats Alive
The article argues spring is ideal for repainting to prevent decay as paint oil oxidizes. It advises inspecting buildings, choosing reputable brands, and ensuring the coating is applied properly to keep water and air from wood and iron.
Boy remarks on birds during first country excursion
A Brooklyn Citizen item recounts a boy’s first country excursion. As birds circled high, his hostess asks him to look up. He pities them, saying they have no cages, a moment that reads as gentle humor from the Detroit Free Press excerpt.
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Brooklyn Citizen
Tommy
Detroit Free Press
Disappointed Mrs Nurich Held Up and Robbed
The exchange notes Mrs Nurich was robbed and feared others would think she had no money. The Detroit Free Press quotes her as fearfully mad, with only a few cents in her pocket, highlighting public perception after the incident.
Real Merit and Boarding House Gossip
Joke about a man refused by a girl turning to drink to drown sorrow or celebrate. Remarks feature Mrs Skimkins and Mr Jobkins in Hotel Life style humor. The exchange highlights rooms fair, table tolerable, gossip excellent as the social draw of boarding life.
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Skimkins
Jobkins
Death of Senator Arthur Pue Gorman in Washington
United States Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland died suddenly at his home in Washington at 9 05 am. Heart trouble was the immediate cause. He leaves a widow and several children. The senate and the house adjourned on the announcement. Gorman had served since 1881, 18 years, as a Democratic leader and a key party figure in national politics. He led the executive committee and helped secure Cleveland's 1884 election.
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Arthur Pue Gorman
United States
Maryland
Senator Gorman
Senate
Gorman
House
Gorman Long
National Congress
Democratic Party
Sagae City
Cleveland
John C New Dies Sudden in Indianapolis
John C New dies Monday afternoon in Indianapolis from dropsy. Born in Vernon Indiana in 18st he studied at Bethany College and law under Governor Wallace. A long career included clerkship in Marion County, quartermaster general in the Civil War, state senator, banker, U S treasurer 1875, proprietor of the Indianapolis Journal, Republican committee chairman, assistant secretary of the treasury 1882, political manager for Benjamin Harrison, and consul-general at London after Harrison’s 1888 nomination.
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Indianapolis
Grant
United States
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana Republican Committee
Arthur
Treasury
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
New Senator From Kansas Coburn Appointed by Governor
Foster Dwight Coburn, a renowned agriculturist, was appointed United States senator by Gov. B. W. Hoch to succeed J. Ralph Burton who resigned. Coburn, born in Wisconsin, has long led Kansas agricultural efforts and served as secretary of the state board of agriculture for 16 years. His home is Kansas City Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Foster Dwight Coburn
United States
B. W. Hoch
J. Ralph Burton
Coburn
Senate
Jafferson County
Wisconsin
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Riot Suppression in Cananea Sparks Tense Border Order
Col Kostorlitsky, feared by Mexicans, orders American volunteers to boundary and bans street activity under threat of death. Shootings occur as cananea stores close and hunger rises. A Cananea office denies execution of riot ringleaders by Kos Serlinzky.
Judge Cartwright Reelected to State Supreme Court
James H. Cartwright a Republican was reelected to the state supreme court in the Sixth district without opposition in Rockford Illinois on Monday.
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Cartwright
Rockford, Il
James H. Cartwright
State Supreme Court
Drowns While Fishing on Monona Bay
Ernest Schultz of Milwaukee drowns after falling from a boat while fishing on Lake Monona in Madison. He sat on a beer keg aboard the craft when the accident occurred.
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Madison
Wis
Ernest Schultz
Milwaukee
Le Roy & Southwestern Rail Road Gets State Incorporation
The secretary of state issued a license to incorporate for the Le Roy and Southwestern Railroad Company to build from Le Roy in McLean County to Waynesville in DeWitt County, Illinois.
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Springfield
Secretary of State
le Roy & Southwestern Railroad Company
le Roy
McLean County
Waynesville
Dewitt County
Ilinois
Peasant Mob Buries Landlord and Three Servants Alive
Report from Vilnius notes peasants near Szliszeg seized their landowner and three servants after cattle grazing rights were denied. They buried the four men alive with heads downward, amid rising unrest.
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Vilnna
Szliszeg
Three Fishermen Drown in Green Bay Incident
Marinette Wis authorities report three fishermen drowned after disappearing last Thursday afternoon on Green Bay. The victims named are Joseph Hronek Albert Hronek and Thomas Nelson.
Illinois Miners Return to Work After Two Month Strike
About 30 000 coal miners statewide resumed work on Monday after a two month strike. The remaining mines are scheduled to reopen during the coming week.
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Illinois
Springfield
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