Railroad Manager’s Pension for J A Fillmore Resigned
J A Fillmore, who has resigned as Pacific system manager of the Southern Pacific railway after a lifetime of meritorious service, will receive 1000 dollars a month from the company until year end and a 500 dollars a month pension thereafter for life.
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J. A. Fillmore
Southern Pacific Railway
Thomas Hardy Early Days a Writing Machine in Village
On his sixty first birthday, Thomas Hardy recalls starting to scribble at sixteen. In his youth he gained local notice as a writer and amanuensis, composing love letters for village girls sent to soldiers in India.
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Cupid
India
Mr. Hardy
Literary Notes on Besant Bourget and Contemporary Authors
The piece notes Sir Walter Besant’s autobiography in the hands of A. P. Watt, Paul Bourget’s The Disciple in revival form, and portrait of Henry G. Weston at Crozer Theological Seminary. It highlights Julia Magruder’s A Sunny Sotherner and Ida M. Tarbell’s Life of Napoleon with a new Josephine appendix, praising dramatic style over standard biography.
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A. P. Watt
Walter
Paul Bourget
Paris
Henry G. Weston
Crozer Theological Seminary
Baptist General Association of Illinois
Julia Magruder
Ida M. Tarbeil
Napoleon
Joséphine
Whatelys Table Talk on Reform and Morals
This excerpt presents Whately advising that real improvement starts with the teachable. It warns against overreaching reform and emphasizes caring for digestion and circulation as a basis for health. It also uses the metaphor of lighting dry sticks to show how early successes aid broader change.
Strange Weather Caves and Long Lived Trees in Legends
A Norwegian cave at Jorend Fjord reportedly flashes with lightning at every weather shift. A timber-dealing rule bans deck loads into British ports from late October to April 16. Palms live up to 260 years while ivy chestnut oak and yew reach ages of 450 860 1600 and 2880 years respectively. The Arabic vernacular shows extensive war vocabulary with over fifty names for the sword.
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Jorend Fjord
Norway
Moreland News Highlights and Local Notices
Dr Glenn takes vacation in Koohknong Wisconsin about 300 attend trolley party on Saturday. Elizabeth Bippus visits grandmother on Grand avenue. Mrs Yates paralyzed at 2473 Kinzie avenue and sent to county hospital. Calender of local notices includes library cards drive, local church sermons, and real estate and rental ads. A seven month old son ill at 305 8S 52d avenue. Union church defeats Sleepy Stockings 15 to 9 in a picnic baseball game. Laborer on C N W Ry injured by stone from fast train. several ribs broken. Bush Geita piano firm to open at 49th and Lake and plan mammoth building next door. Forties tenancy ads offer steam heated cottages with prices 18 to 25 dollars. The note ends with a science trivia: if globe surface were level water would cover to two miles.
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Koohknong
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Elizabeth Bippus
Grand Avenue
Yates
Kinzie Avenue
John Herron
R. J. Whitson
Hiawatha
Kas
Union Church
Whitson
Austin
Wm. Webster Lloyd
Ravenswood
Derby Estates
Mercy Hospital
Bush & Geita
Lake Streets
Wintch. Co
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Prying Into the Arch-Secret of Dame Nature's Laboratory
A Philadelphia Times reprint outlines Prof Haeckel’s view that artificial life may be possible by creating protoplasm from basic elements. It explains protoplasm, cellular life, and differences between living and nonliving matter, noting plants convert elements to protoplasm while animals cannot.
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Dame Nature
Prof
Philadelphia Times
Entertaining Newspaper Features of The Chicago Record Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald offers a rich mix of sections and features drawn from The Chicago Record and The Chicago Times Herald. It includes Washington dispatches, foreign news service, market and financial reports, sports, editorials, humor, stories, reviews, society pages, fashion, meals, Great Lakes news, and more.
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Record-Herald
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Honey Missing and Portable Churches Move In
The Kansas City Journal recounts Frank Anderson a Galena traveler who joked about honey at a hotel supper as a waiter revealed the honey was tied to a missing person. It notes movable corrugated iron churches proposed by Pennsylvania’s Reformed church to replace permanent buildings, scalable to 300 seats at about 15000.
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Kansas City Journal
Frank Anderson
Galena
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Reformed Church
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Tent Used by Dowager Empress Reaches Paris Museum
The Naval Museum in Paris receives the Dowager Empress of China’s yellow silk tent with gold and silver embroidery and dragon motifs. It was given to Colonel Laurent Cherlonchen by Ki-Chau’s Mandarin last November during eastern imperial tombs operations near Tong-Ling.
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Paris
China
Tong-Ling
Ki-Chau
Laurent Cherlonchen
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