Widow of Sam Crogier Dies in County
County segment reports the death of Mrs. Sam Crogier a widow of about 60 from paralysis on Thursday night. She leaves four children and funeral services were held with Rev. Shulenberger. burial in Gisd e Cemetery. Also notes several local items including rain on June 26 and a July 2 bulletin from Rhogestown.
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Dayaville
Joly
Mt. Vernon
B. Babbath
Faly
Albert Long
Glade Valley
Charles Zimmermen
Walkersville
Joseph Rhoderick
Frog Fostered As Pet In Scranton Tale Of Remarkable Journey
In Scranton Pennsylvania during July, Mrs Celids Morehouse counters a green headed frog that repeatedly returns to her well. She relocates it by bucket and road, but the frog keeps returning. After she contemplates killing it, a nearby adder saves the creature from slaughter, and Mrs Morehouse becomes its caretaker.
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Celids
Mrs. Morehouse
Mr. Morehouse
Eccentric Electricity Pranks of the Lightning in North Carolina
A night storm in North Carolina yields a sensational lightning strike in Oxford. Major R T Smith’s house is scarred. a nursery bed is scorched and debris scatters, while a chimney glow suggests the strike traveled to the room. No other family members report shocks.
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North Carolina
OxFord
D.C
R.T. Smith
Watson Opens Georgia Campaign With Democratic Creed
Ex congressman T E Watson of the People’s party launched a Georgia campaign of political education in Douglasville. He spoke three hours before several thousand Populists, basing his speech on Jefferson and Democracy. Watson pledged to preach his Democratic doctrines as long as he remains active, surprising listeners with a shift toward moderate views amid attacks on national authorities.
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Atlanta
T. E. Watson
People’s Party
Georgia
Douglasville
Jefferson
Igach
Poorman Handicap Bicycle Race Won by Charles H Peck
The Poorman handicap bicycle race at Crsetssatr on July 5 was won by Chicago cyclist Charles H Peck who started with a 4 12 minute handicap. C G Updike of Lexington Ky placed second with a handicapped time well behind the winner. A McDuttie finished third and posted the best running time for the event.
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Chicago
C.G. Updike
Lexington
Peck Pdike
A. McDuttie
Hamilton
Chester Park
Village Romance Ends In Laughter At Fireplace
In a Pennsylvania country town a young district schoolteacher recalls a bashful courtship with a well to do farmer. After an hour of silence he asks if she has seen an owl, then blurts out a joke about big eyes, prompting her to burst into laughter and end his visits. News from the New York Sun notes the tale of pride and embarrassment.
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New York
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Teza
Flis
Swain
Nawthin
New York Sun
Solid Silver Statues at World Fair Stir Controversy
A Philadelphia Observer report disputes claims about solid silver statues at the World’s Fair. It notes Athene by Phidias was gold and ivory, not silver, and cites modern pieces like Editor Childs’ life sized statue as misleading. Also mentions global restaurant diversity at the fair and varied beverages and confections, with multiple vendors and kiosks. Mayor Wanser’s health update from Jersey City appears in the detritus of late notes.
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China
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Varkey
Orienta
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Harper's Young People
Moral directions and oddities amid a fragmentary tale
An assortment of curious notes and quotes from a historical snippet. It mentions a babi et Roseburg in South Carolina bearing a human face imprint, a quarreling tone with underdog cooperation, horses using false teeth offshore, and desolate sounds across hollow grounds. Keats offers a reflective line on moral character and community standards.
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Keats
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