Speak Kind Words Bea Kin Writ
Fragmented OCR text suggests a mournful note about weariness and sadness. It mentions a person Bea Kin and phrases like vising and bright eyes, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1895
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text suggests a mournful note about weariness and sadness. It mentions a person Bea Kin and phrases like vising and bright eyes, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome.
A Texas traveler recounts a perilous westward journey with a party, an ambush by a hostile Indian, a rafted river chase, a canoe clash, and a frantic escape. He fights for survival, fending off an attacker, killing a foe in hand to hand action, then returns to his camp with tales of danger and endurance.
A Kansas City mother, separated from her daughter twenty years ago after a family split, learns Lilly, now married and living in Cleveland, is alive. The husband, Joseph Cowen of 1434 Pearl Street Brooklyn, Cleveland, arranges a reunion as she travels from Kansas City to meet her daughter.
Milton Hardcastle a Baltimore resident described as an old negro who drank large quantities of whisky daily was found burned nearly to ashes in his isolated shanty on the city outskirts. Authorities and Dr Everhardt cite spontaneous combustion as the likely cause, with other physicians supporting the verdict in light of the lack of a blaze or hearth trace.
A compact collage of jokes and gags from Our Wit and Humor with satirical sketches and cartoon captions. It includes domestic foibles, social quips, and witty exchanges on marriage labor and fashion, featuring brief setups and punchlines, all in light, period tone.
A collage of comic exchanges and characters from a social gathering, including a housewife handing out potatoes to a hungry man, a charity-like dialogue about appetite and manners, and witty one liners from various attendees. Interspersed are brief scenes with schoolchildren, a musician, and a tailor, followed by snippets from legislative notices and regional political inaugurations.
A Port Nictheroy boiler explosion aboard a steamer carrying many excursionists caused a fire and numerous drownings. Reports from Rio Jaxento and Sanetro cite the disaster and deaths. Separate items note Michael Nugent dying after a boxing incident in Sprixority Ohio. Fareront journalists report a murder case with multiple arrests and a mixed verdict.
Rexate Washington reports the urgent deficiency bill moves include striking income tax provisions and adding a wool schedule with a raw wool duty. Morgan addresses Nicaragua canal, various lawmakers speak on currency and canal bills. House notes the death of Representative Post and adjourns with resolutions of respect. Senate debate and reactions follow Aldrich and Gray positions.
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