A TAINTED REASON MAN ENDS IN TRAGEDY AND MARRIAGE HEALING
Nettie Raymond faces a crumbling marriage caused by a tainted mind and a doctor’s warning of insanity. A jealous plan leads to the old well house tragedy as Mr Raymond takes his own life, while Nettie later marries Dr Ainsworth and finds a cautious peace.
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Dr. Ainsworth
Raymond
Mre
Howard Eastman
Mr. Eastman
Nettle
Nettie
Well House
Dr. Ainaworth
Nette
Lever
Jersey
Ireland
Jesse
Isir
New York Weekly
Gas Pressure Creates Six-Story Ice Curtain in Apollo
A natural gas well in Apollo Pennsylvania froze during a cold spell. The pressure sent water rising sixty feet, forming an umbrella shaped spray that snowed over the area. Local observers described the frozen plume as a striking winter scene.
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Apollo
Horse Census in New York Reveals 69212 Equines
The board of health reports a census showing 69 212 horses in New York serving as carriers from garbage to pleasure rides around the clock. A separate note records Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium being bitten by her pet horse during feeding, with doctors predicting permanent injury to her arm.
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New York
Board of Health
Belgium
Marie Henriette
Hawkeye Insurance Company
En Moines
Iowa
Eyeoner
Tornadeen
A. Howell
W. de Line
Ethan
Completely Paralyzed Case Amazes Physicians
A man from Madison recounts a dramatic recovery from Landry's paralysis after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He describes rapid improvement from late April, regaining movement by July, and returning to work by October after a sworn affidavit. He credits the pills and medical testimony for the cure.
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Landry
Jayman
Dallimore
Madison
Mr. Dallimore
London
New York City
Ont
Mr. Gondy
Niaeara
New York
Amos C. Rathbun
Williams
Dr. Wiliams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y
Mermaid Lie Practiced at Saloon Reckoning
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a staged mermaid hoax aboard a wagoner’s tale involving Captain Smith of Buffalo and a crowd at a saloon. A hired “mermaid” feigns rescue during a wreck yarn from 1848, prompting Smith to retell the tale and reveal the setup. The hoaxers are exposed as Smith’s audience enjoys the fabrication.
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Capt. Smith
Buffalo
Smith
Mermaid
Detroit Free Press
New French Tailor Gowns Feature Tailor Made Elegance
Harper's Bazaar describes Parisian street gowns in camel de chameau shades with strict tailor made construction. Gored skirts ride the pavement. waistcoats, darts and satin buttons mimic menswear. long velvet trimmed coats, silk collars, and abundant buckled straps create a finely finished ensemble with bronze beading and serpentine velvet insertions.
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Cimel
Harper's Bazaar
To Get Even With the Company
A telegraph operator and Mamie plot to harass a stingy monopoly by sending long ten word messages. They vow to cause trouble for the company and vow to separate for ever after.
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George
Mamie
Sne
Banquet Debate Sparks Civic Spirit and Train Mentions
In a small town discussion, citizens debate the value of a communal banquet with one suggesting no harm and another proposing at least two decanters per two guests. The page includes notices of travel by Black Hills Express and references to the World's Columbian Exposition and ocean oddities.
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Dupries
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Detroit
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Thousand Lands
White Mountains
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Fourth St
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U.S. Gov't
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Miss Smith
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Helena
Butte
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Seatte
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Hoxton
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M. Worth
Milliver
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Toledo
Lowell
Edwin Booth
Kepler
Dead Sea
West Indian
Persian Gulf
Parisien
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Greg “Ehediemes
Lapwe
Walter Baker & CO
Ae Aidates
Wannon H.C. CO
ELY Brothers
Warren &T
Soo
Anocena
Wien Onene Vd
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