Causes the Feuds in Kentucky Mountains Report
Lexington correspondents quote residents and officials on mountain feuds caused by bad roads and illiteracy. They cite convicts building highways, more schooling, envy, and the forty five pistols as factors, with officials urging road and school improvements to curb violence.
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Empress Faces Court Cigarette Fashion Across Europe
The Paris Liberte reports that several European queens and empresses may smoke, though the queen regent of Spain and the empress of Russia are questioned. Cigarettes have become common in French high society, served with coffee after meals. Cycling fashion now includes pockets for cigarette cases.
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Snakes Turn to Domestic Help in Brazil
In Brazil snakes, notably the giboya, multiply and enter homes to guard against rodents. The giboya, about the circumference of a soldier, is sold in Rio de Janeiro markets as a house protection. The serpent hunts more for pleasure than hunger, rarely eating the rats it catches, and it is said to return home if moved far away.
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First Visit Home After Eighteen Years for Lieut Burkholter
Lieut Daniel Burkholter of Griggsby s Rough Riders returns home for the first time in eighteen years due to the Spanish American War. He passed through Pittsburg from Chickamauga to Manor Pennsylvania where his mother and sister reside. Burkholter enlisted at Bis marck North Carolina in 1880 and will spend seven days on leave after two days in Manor before heading to Washington.
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Theatrical Letter and Gotham Curiosities at Play
A lively column reports on a matinee encounter with famous actresses at Herald Square, a mocked press agent sample, and notes on E A Sothern, Virginia Harned, and the Big Olympia sale to New York Life for 950000. It also covers Marie Dressler’s latest vaudeville humor and stray theater gossip from New York’s social scene.
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Gypsy Monarch Crowned in Kirk Yetholm Coronation
An altered account from the London Mail describes the crowning of Charles Blythe Rutherford as king and earl of Little Egypt in Kirk Yetholm. The ceremony featured a tin throne crown, a Romany speech by the village blacksmith archbishop, a royal carriage drawn by six asses, and a procession with sports, a dinner, and a dance.
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Are You Sure Love or Rumor at Mole Street
A terse exchange quotes He declaring love to She who questions sincerity amid a rumor linked to Mole Street, as reported by the Cleveland Leader.
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Powersons Good Work In Naval Action
Ensign Powelson of the St Paul again distinguishes himself after his evidence in the Maine court of inquiry. He commanded the gun that disabled the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror with a remarkable shot and fired the shell from the St Paul that exploded over a Spanish cavalry force on shore. He requested transfer from the Fern to the St Paul at the outset of the war with Captain Sigsbee.
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Fighting Stock of the Wainwrights in Civil War Lineage
Captain Robert Powel Page Wainwright of the First United States Cavalry is praised by Major General Wheeler for good conduct at La Quasina near Santiago. He comes from a storied naval and military family. his father Commander Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright and grandfather both served and died in war. Marie Wainwright, the actress, is his sister.
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Servants Call Me Mary No More in Honolulu Tale
An English woman in Honolulu forbids servants from using her Christian name Mary. Her cook, overhearing visitors, asks politely what vegetables for dinner today my love. The anecdote reflects early colonial social friction and class norms in Hawaii.
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