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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1895

Page

7

Grandmothers Thimble Mystery at Thanksgiving Quilt

A rural reminiscence centers on Grandma Ellis losing a gold thimble, Chris Chaffee’s past theft, and the child's marriage to Belle Harney. The tale traces blame, forgiveness, and the carding of reputations through years, ending with the rediscovery of the thimble and a family reconciliation.

Dock Belle Chris Chaffee Chris Grandma Ellis Ohio Baltimore Inser Ella Ellis

Ghosts and gallows haunt Tennessee moonshine tale

The report recounts John Bradley of Sumner County Tennessee, linked to John Headley’s moonshine crimes. Four Revenue officers vanished after seeking Bradley, with tales of haunted houses and spectral sightings. A deputy marshal Charles Miller died in the case, and Spurrier and Moore testified to eerie visions and a buried body later exhumed as Captain Miller. Bradley and son were tried, bail posted, and James Bradley later confined as insane. Mrs. Moore was acquitted. A rubber horseshoe trend ends the item.

Fountain Head Sumner County Tenn John Bradley Charles Miller Washington Miller United States Bradley Nashville Joe Spurrier Revenue Inspector Wheat Wheat Spurrier Texas Dalla Tex Flemming Capt. Miller Jim Tennessee Moore Young Bradley Young Moore Miss Bradley Appal Joe Spurrs John Brad—Bradley Revenue Bradleys James Bradley Middle Tennessee

Miscellaneous Notes From Court and Camp Fires

A miscellany mentions Dr. Martin Van Buren Stevens at Kansas State University age seventy, Mark Twain on a world lecturing tour in Australia drawing enthusiasm, and Paul Bourget in Dakota disentangling a past French horse ranch venture. Senator Jones of Arkansas may gain wealth through inventor Graves of Arkansas for a cotton baling machine. Queen Victoria’s vicinity near Loch Venna char recalls Princess Louise seeking velvet with purse forgotten. Prof. Dewar’s low temperature tests show iron’s tensile strength doubling at 100 degrees below zero, needing sixty tons per square inch instead of thirty at room temperature.

Martin van Buren Stevens Kansas State Universit Mark Twain Australia Paul Bourget Dakota Johnny Crek Black Hills Senator Jones Arkansas Allionaire Graves Queen Victoria Loch Vennachar Scotland Louise Callander Dewar British Royal Institute

Oddities and facts from a national column

A digest of curious figures reports the cost of the anti Sunday flower war at 900 per day in New York. It notes the fixed star distance at 20 trillion miles, steel pen usage at 3.5 million daily, Green Lake Colorado height at 10 230 feet, snow weight five and a half pounds per cubic foot, and a Montauk Point weather station planned for unique observatory advantages.

New Ear W York Atl Imkana Paper Trade Green Lake Colorado Montauk Point

Fragmented 1900s News Snippets From Across The States

A panther killed in Butler County Missouri weighs 150 pounds. Ottingen University changes reported. Middletown Connecticut doctors note grip reappears with many cases. France solves compulsory military service for priests by ambulance work. Virginia black owners hold 11 million of 203 million in state real estate value. Turin missionaries: 89 Frs and 20 Sisters to South America. Two Toledo divorces granted for cruelty. Mrs Orria S Whitten linked to Mrs Phelps. Age record from Lake Me: log 75 years underwater remains sound. Dr Carines of Atlanta trepanned Hagenbeck lion skull after fight at exposition. Full score of Medelausohn’s Midsummer Night's Dream scarce. 100 copies sold in 50 years. Insurance for navigation.

Butler County Missouri Ottingen Univ Middletown Conn France Turin Order of St. Francis de Sales South America Toledo Orria Whitten Lillian Phelps Tean Lake Carines Atlanta Hagenbeck Atlanta Exposition Medelasohn

Notes of the Day Highlights Curiosities and Facts

A roundup of brief items covers Lynn strike settlement, Milwaukee adopting berillon system for criminals, new optics colony farm incorporation, Arkansas river named after Quappa nation, Jalootaa Mexico volcano emitting smoke and lava, a boa with diphtheria in an Indianapolis sideshow, Europe life expectancy by country with Sweden and Norway highest, Lord Waterford’s death impacting Irish landlords, Baltimore trolley incident causing spilled garden truck, and 1884 coffee imports of 550 million pounds and 93 million pounds of tea from the East.

Lynn Mass Milwaukee Pennsylvania Arkansas River Jalootaa Mexico Indianapolia Sweden Norway Italy Austria Dublin Lord Waterford Baltimore

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