Presidential shift at Missouri Pacific signals Goulds' control
The election of Benjamin Franklin Bush as Missouri Pacific president reinforces Gould family control of the railway system. George Gould credits Bush’s track record with Western Maryland and Rockefeller’s stake. Bush’s career spans 1882 from rodman to railroad executive. Gentry N. Myers, Montana senator nominee, is profiled as a long-time state political figure and an experienced Democrat.
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Naval Deserters Face Fines Imprisonment and Loss of Citizenship
A Marine Journal summary explains that naval deserters face heavy penalties including five years imprisonment and loss of citizenship. It details how recruits from inland states struggle with ship life, and how stragglers may later be reclassified as deserters. Rewards for capture are capped and procedures for returning deserters are outlined.
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Marine Journal
Japanese Strategy Traps Attack With Feigned Welcome
A Japanese lord defeats a vastly larger force by inviting the enemy to enter a seemingly festive castle, then awaiting reinforcements and striking from both sides. Separately, notes on cricket rule changes, runner Monument quitting, Holmer’s tour offer, and Yale captain Kilpatrick entering all around title competition.
Rossini Laughs At Wagner Over Upside Down Lohengrin
Wagner and companions visit Rossini who hurriedly shows the Lohengrin score on the piano. Rossini jokes that the score is upside down, explains he has misread it, and the group, including Wagner, laughs at the mishap in a light musical anecdote from Voice and Violin.
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Camille and Hank Harkyns Clash Over Visits
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a gentlemanly mother warning Camille about Hank Harkyns. The young woman replies confidently that she will handle the situation and hints at a prior confrontation over a broken bet or pick with Harkyns.
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Lil Jones
Chicago Tribune
The Denial Habit Cited by Courier Journal Sister
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a sister warning a groom to avoid denial when the bishop asks for the wedding vow. The alert sister says do not claim there is no truth in the rumper as a response to the question of taking the bride.
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Louisville Courier. Journal
The Flash Brand Juvenes Returns to Court
A short note from the Detroit Free Press recalls a humorous scene where a spectator paid $3.75 to glimpse royalty and another man claimed his card was two cards short, reflecting a playful street anecdote.
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Detroit Free Press
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