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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1896

Page

7

The Treasure Tale of Archer Treviyn and Margie Harrison

After years of misfortune and secrecy, Archer Treviyn reveals a vow fulfilled by changing his fate. He confesses love to Margie Harrison, who accepts, sealing a betrothal amid New York society. Their happiness blooms as Margie returns to town with Mrs. Weldon and Archer’s social ascent continues.

Arch Margie Harrison Sharp Margie Archer Migs Ros Ores Harrison Ja Soar Cape Lou Ctrani Cantran Alexandrine Lee

Gambler Cummins Dies by Own Hand in Fort Scott Hotel

Howard M. Cummins a Clinton Mo gambler known across Missouri Kansas and Texas shot morphine after an initial suicide attempt in his Huntington hotel room Fort Scott. He left a letter directing burial in a pine box at a cheap lot and instructed no funeral parade or invitations. He was 28 and had recently won 4800 from gamblers before traveling to Houston and back. His body was moved by draw.

Fort Scott Kan Howard M. Cummins Clinton Missouri Kansas Texas Huntington Cummins R. E. Larimer J. R. Cummins Oklahoma Territory Kingfisher County Houton Tex Weir City Pittsburg Kansas City Edward M'Cormack Ahe McMackin Dward McCormack

Strangled Girl in New York Flat. Police Seek "Jack the Strangler"

Detailed report of the murder of 13 year old Mamie Cunningham in East Thirty-seventh Street a month ago. The scene shows brutal struggle with a kitchen knife and garrotte like strangling. Police name suspect Edward McCormack, while seeking the assailant described as "Jack the Strangler" amid neighborhood sightings.

New York Jack the Strangler Mamie Cunningham Anna Cunningham No. 31 East Thirty-seventh Street East Thirty-sixth Street Cis Au Avery Ts An Farfell Lar

Escaped Prisoners Overpower Guards in Oklahoma Jail Break

In Gvtnnts Oklahoma on July, fourteen of fifty nine prisoners overpowered guards at the United States jail and fled. Dalton gang survivor Dynamite Dick Hill Doolin and deputy marshal killers were central players. A posse led by Bill Tigham pursues the fugitives as captors recapture or track down the escapees.

Okla United States Hill Doolin Dalton Gang Ingalls William Heck Doolin Schofield Bill Tigham

Chang Li Hung Chang to Visit United States in September

News reports outline Li Hung Chang planning to travel to Paris and London, with a stop in Chicago en route. He intends to meet with President Cleveland and deliver a letter, delaying departure from Europe until the president’s return.

Low Bismarck China United States Paris London Washington Europe Cleveland Buzzard's Bay Congress Li Hung Chang Chicago Herlin France England Germany

Kipling and literary notes dominate July magazine plans

In the July issue preview, E Kay Robinson writes on Kipling with his circle, plus Marion Crawford Roma pieces and reflections on Rome and Leo XIII. Essays cover Burns, Field, Riley and other poets, while industrial topics include Spain's metal exports. Health tips note lettuce for insomnia and strawberries whitening teeth.

Kipling E. Kay Robinson Atlalems Democra Scien Marion Crawford Wford Rome Leo James Whitcomb Riley Eugene Field India Ladies’ Home Journal Ella Alban Hopkins Rns Arthur Warren England St. Peter's J. Crawford Vatican Eugene Ware Robert Burns United States Casten Po Crane & Co Topeka Kansas Kamsus

Thunderbolt Cleaves School House and Tree in Parsons WV

A fierce storm in Parsons West Virginia struck a chestnut tree causing it to split in two and tear the gable end from a private school building owned by W H Maxwell. The lightning trace split along the aisle floor leaving deep furrows, and even killed a hen’s chicks under a brooding mother. The article also notes the Persian shah’s wealth estimated at twenty million dollars.

West Virginia Parsons W. Va W. H. Maxwell

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Clara Augusta International Press Associations Fide Margit Grandfather Mr. Treviya John Treviyn Archer ‘Treviyn Belgrade & Compan Harrison Park Arch Treviyn Ison Mr. Treviyn Archer Treviyn Mrs. Cunningham Martens East Thirt Fifth Street Becker, Clarker and Purfield Brooks Central Office Mediterranean Chang de Hope Wirxrsmanna Kansas Prairies Spain St Ia Persia
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