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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1894

Page

6

In Propria Persona: The Mysterious Vere St Albans

A nameless writer hides as Vere St Albans a famed author in a luxurious room. A college girl seeks autographs, a wager sparks curiosity, and a fire reveals a romance as Tom Atherton uncovers the truth and courts Vera St Albans.

Sahara Jimson Fardiniere St Albans Abby St.Albans Vere St. Albans Tom St Alban Yong Vere St. Albans Vere St. Atoan Tian Mr. St. Albans Albans Jean Vere St. Athans Miss Vera Terra Firma Tom Atherton Vera St. Albans

Banjo Club Demand Sparks Tense Exchange at Music Store

A visitor with a wild look pressured a clerk in a music shop over a "Banjo and other musical clubs supplied" sign. He demanded a banjo club big and hard and threatened action if not accommodated, insisting he would use it on the loud rooming neighbor learning to play.

the Free Press

Yachting History From English to American Pages

A survey of yacht development from early English vessels to American progress, noting Prince of Wales yachts, Drake and Hawkins ships, Peter the Great influence, the Water Club of Cork, Royal George, the Royal Yacht Squadron privileges, Queen's Cup becoming the America’s Cup, and the rise of steam yachts with Lord Brassey and Marquis of Dufferin's Lady Hermione.

England Bel Prince of Wales Yiehts Phineas Pelt Henry Perons Drake and Hawkins Sea of Paradise Royal Thames Samuel Pepys Tim Sioner Pelt Catesman Charles I Duke of York Greenwich Gravesend Lord Brankard Pelt Duteh Bevan Woolwich Peter the Great Russia Water Club of Cork Royal George Portsmouth Royal Yacht Squadron Cowes Castle Henry VIII Commodore Stevens New York Yacht Club Ameri Lord Brassey Sunbeam

The Chicago Peerage and Miss Lakefront Connection

Excerpt shows a conversation about Miss Lakefront and Miss Jow, noting Miss Lakefront’s suitability. The dialogue emphasizes Miss Jow’s assertion that Miss Lakefront belongs in social circles and highlights Chicago’s old family standing.

Chicago Terra

Bank cashier mystery prompts contrasts with bank’s lag

The exchange hints at a cashier named Tagleigh or Tagleigh Wayle who allegedly fled with cash. The dialogue suggests inquiries into his accounts, but the speaker claims he was not behind and that the bank was in the red.

Wagleigh

A Glimpse of Nineteenth Century Yachting Lore

Reminiscences trace early American yacht design led by John Stevens and the Maria. The text notes the rise of centerboard craft, capabilities of the Gloriana, and the evolution from wide flat hulls to more efficient forms shaping the America Cup era. It weaves in Tortajada's marriage and reflections on Madrid London and New York audiences.

Modore Stevens America England Herrshoff New York Boston Lord Percy Dane Madrid London Palace of the Princes of Wales Meistersingers’ Club Grosnor and Shethoven Empire Alhambra Royal Aquarium Senora

Grady Catches Talent Rise With Philadelphia Club

Michael W. leat, W. Grady, and a Philadelphia club figure in the American association era rise through local clubs. Grady earned early local fame at his first pro post and moved through West Chester and Allentown before joining Philadelphia. He is described as steady, reliable, swift, with accurate throws, a capable batsman, and base runner.

West Chester (A Alientown Club Philadelphia Grady

Enchanting Billy Fimmer Arrives in New York for Match

The Boston rival Dixon could face Billy Fimmer who has landed in New York from England and aims to fight Johnny Murphy of Boston. The bout is planned at 116 rounds in private within six weeks.

Billy Fimmer New York England Dixon Johnny Murphy Boston Lade

They Work For Runs atonians Tale Mori Ve Runs Out Of Tunities

Readable fragments describe a baseball scene with Pittsburg mention and a team with long-time telepathy on the field. Notes hint at Heston sacrifice, crowd reaction, and rare praise for cohesion among players. No clear scores or dates emerge.

Pittsburg Heston Yale Boston

The Pingers and the Temptation in Golf

A historical critique on golf conduct cites Andrew Lang on the flutter of petticoats and the temptation to touch the ball with the foot. It notes a rule that prohibits touching the ball with anything but the club and warns that bending this rule stains a player's integrity.

Andrew Lang

Boxing News Roundup and Upcoming Fights Across Cities

Tommy Ryan signs an arts agreement to fight Billy Laytor in a Western welterweight clash while Peter Jackson questions the Sioux City Athletic Club's existence. Denver Ed Smith and Ed Farrell plan a £500 fight within five weeks. Ed Austin of Detroit is KO'd in three rounds by Tom Kelley in Mt Clemens. A London syndicate seeks £3,000 to back Frank Slavin against James J. Corbett or Peter Jackson. Bolly Smith versus Frank Erno is set for ten rounds in Buffalo with a £300 purse on Oct 2.

Tommy Ryan Billy Laytor Peter Jackson Sioux City Athletic Club Denver Ed" Smith Ed” Farrell Ed Austin Detroit Tom Kelley New York Mt Clemens Mich London England Frank P. Slavin James J. Corbett Bolly” Smith Frank Erno Buffalo

Prose Fragments on Architecture and Ancient Craft

A collage of remarks on architecture praising the Campanile and Salisbury debates, with Kingsley cited, then segueing into notes on the Gothic sublime and early life of architects. The piece mentions a French streetcar omnibus powered by a treadmill, Babylon excavations revealing 4000-year-old bricks, and enduring craft motifs across eras.

APT REJOINDERS OF A CONDOLENCE SCENE

Mourners reflect on loss as a editor and others weigh roles in an afterword scene. A professor recounts hearing a senator chide his son for wasting time while a waiter stalls over a beer. A stern lathe operator drives a guest from a parlor as tensions surface in a series of quick vignettes.

Tommy George Tom Justine Jack United States What We Laura

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Charles Teter the Great Tathor Marquis of Dufferin Siplomat Lady Hermione Iter Lord Cafferin Wessel Wis Herreshoff John Stevens Tortajada AME Lks Michael W Nel W. Grady Americ Mets Kenneth Square Michael Ww. GnaDe Golf Charles Kingsley Florence Salisbury Italy Babylon
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