Peel and the Isle of Man Love Tale in a Shifting Sea
This excerpt outlines a dramatic romance set near Peel on the Isle of Man, presenting a woman's steadfast love against neglect and sin. It threads through a coastal port, a kingly island realm, and a narrative voice urging pity and moral reflection as it previews a story of passion, fate, and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trion Sea
Ise
Man
Peel
Hesche
Suez
Varron
Ma Reawy
Balladhoo House Drama and Controversy On Peel Island
In Peel, Isle of Man, Myrrea Balladhoo governs a tense household. A noted son Christian returns amid debts and rumors, Mona Creegeen appears with her mother and sister, while Kerruish Kinvig feuds over influence and surveillance of harbor dangers. Jemmy Bahadchro relays warnings as Danny Fayle bears a stern harbor message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deelaving
Bowen
England
Tvepeirs
Kinvie
Hiraness
Jemmy
Christian
Myrla Baladhoo
Tgider
Myrrea Balkushoe
Kerruish Kinvig
Myl
Mona Cregeen
Winvig
Ninvig
Mona Creeen
Peel
Jenny
Otly Werrings
Joly Terrings
Mylrea
Jemmy Balladhea
Kerryish Kin
Danny Fayle
Isinvis
Jong
Otalle
Danny
Rib Kisseul
Balladhoo
Mylrea Balladhoo
Cregeen
Putin
Mrs Hood Loses Bet on Goat in West Indianapolis
Mrs Hood of Osgood street in West Indianapolis bet her goat against Clyde Whiteside on the election result. Whiteside retrieved the goat after Hood reluctantly gave up the wager, calling the animal the old thing and taking the watch as agreed.
Oddities and notes from the era across topics
A collage of misc items including hair bleaching fad in New York profits from bicycle production figures, Prince of Wales turf winnings, yacht insurance for Dae Czar, doctors union efforts in London, Rhode Island marble plans, Cyprus population, British officer precedence, colonial expeditions, Alameda divorce suit over insults to poultry, Barney Barnato Park Lane palace, Nottingham libraries, umbrella oil gimmick, Calhoun county corn labor, a giant fish roe claim, courtship joys, and Brooklyn trolley electric buttons for stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Prince of Wales
England
Dae Czar
London
Rhode Island
Cyprus
Central Africa
Alameda
Cal
Barney Barnato
Park Lane
Nottingham
Justine
Calhoun County
Mich
Atchison Globe
Brooklyn
A Child World and Earth Wave Noted in Leisure Hours
A positive review lauds James Whitcomb Riley's Child-World as a masterpiece capturing child-life in Hoosier village scenes. It contrasts with a scientific note on earth crust oscillations and seismologic observations, detailing a 28 mile long wave and instrument sensitivity.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Mr. Riley
Rufus
Matt
Nore Bisler
Peter Ibbitson
Charles Davison
Greece
Birmingham
Davison
Man Dreams Of House Fire Then Leaps From Window
Everett Price of Winchester awoke from a vivid dream of a blaze and leaped eighteen feet from a second story window into the garden to escape. He sustained a broken arm and bruises to the shoulders, believing the dream nearly real until he woke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Everett Price
Conservative farmer touts Dr Williams Pink Pills cure
J P Utley of Mt Vernon Indiana 64 testifies he suffered years with stomach trouble and liver abscess. After failing with several physicians he found relief using Dr Williams Pink Pills taking five boxes to restore appetite and strength. He urges others to try the remedy and notes occasional use now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ind
J. P. Utley
J. PD. Utley
John B. Davis
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Schenectady
India faces famine threat across multiple provinces
The piece describes a severe drought in the Pun jab Northwest Provinces Oude and Upper Burmah endangering tens of millions. It notes 1891 census populations and rail reach, warns of enormous human suffering, and suggests American wheat and corn profits may rise while lamenting hardship in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispra
Punjab
Northwest
Oude
Upper
Burmah
China
Himalayas
Indus
Ganges
Northwest Provinces
Upper Burmah
India
Proposed London Museum for Ethnological Treasures
Prof Flinders Petrie proposes the government acquire 500 acres within an hour of London to gradually build a storage facility for ethnological materials. He argues current London museums are too small to hold treasures uncovered by English explorers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Museum
Flinders Petrie
London
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Iby Hualts Caine
Deemster
Manxman
Proem
Mylner Baleaditoo
Curiunis
Gorcih
Chou Pregive
Miowti
Athgaia Riic
Simtye Five
Nour
Pivett Moydtet Mpennetr
Wevs
Conia
Oustalle Amd
Bos Suviinie
Tim
Mimrauis
Maetrea
Iwan
James Quark
Jemmy Bahadchro
Mr. Kerruish
Jeminy
Ten
Mykei
Mao
Tie
Ren
Constantinople
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