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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1892
Page
2
A miscellany notes coal price rise Baron victory and liquor trust fears. Mentions Napoleon era hints, Edison schemes, and a New York clergyman claim. Steamship Indiana ships food to Russia, Kaiser teased to visit World’s Fair, grip descriptions in German.
A somber note pervades New York City as Central Park hippo Caliph suffers biliousness and low spirits while rhinoceros Smiles endures rheumatism. Friends despair at treating Smiles with oils, prompting mused faith cure. Narrative drifts to ink rivers in Algeria and a critique of reporting. The piece surveys Hope Idaho deaths, poetic contests, and British arsenic rumors about American apples, closing with a stark, violent eyewitness account from Texarkana involving a mob and a lynching-like death amid calls for justice.
A vintage quip from the Atchison Globe notes that youth often speak foolishly to elders while older people silently judge. It adds a jab about speaker popularity, suggesting charging 50 cents admission to gauge appeal.
A Boston Courier poem urges readers to act nobly each day to leave a positive mark. It reflects on duty, generosity, and enduring faith, linking daily deeds to spiritual reward and entrance into the Heavenly City.
Martha Snow and Lewis Morrow vow marriage next week amid a cyclone’s devastation. Their future home, schoolhouse, and depot are leveled. families are lost or harmed, with Martha’s grandmother and a baby dead. Lewis is missing presumed dead. Martha awakens among the injured in the eyelone hospital.
Eight orphaned siblings, ranging from a baby to a preteen, rode a 7:20 western bound Pennsylvan ia Railroad train bound for India where a distant relative resides. Father Robert Graham died after Christmas morning birth of his infant, struck by grief and fever, and was laid to rest New Year’s Day. A kind neighbor coordinated care and sent the children to their relative in India.
Leo XIII made a sarcastic quip about France noting the Palais de Elysee as a paradise name that the French do not believe, the Palais du Luxembourg as a city no longer in France, and the Palais Bourbon tied to a dynasty banished from the country.
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