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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1899

Page

3

Courage and devotion in a Civil War nurse’s care

A wounded captain is tended by Helen Dumarcie in a Union hospital. She recalls their past in Washington and her late husband Paul Dumarcie, a Confederate officer. After his death in battle and her northern move, she remains devoted to nursing, awaiting the day the war ends. Helen’s sacrifice ends with her death, honored by Jem and grateful friends.

Captain Hale Mrs. Dumarcie Hele Diplomatic Corps Washington Helen Dumarcie Helen Paul Dumarcie New England Charity Angels of Mercy Newhern Jem Marster Diamarcfe Dumarcie Phillip Charley Raor

Marriage of Baby Princess and the Habsburg Claim

Advices from Vienna say the young Princess Isabel of Orleans is chosen to wed the elderly emperor of Austria once mourning ends in September. The piece traces royal misfortunes and scandals across Europe, noting multiple disgraces, exiles, and deaths among dynasties, ending with a claim that the marriage aims to stabilize a tottering throne.

Isabel Orleans Europe Vienna Austria Hungary Elizabeth Bavaria Mexico Carlotta Rudolph Marie of Naples Louis of Sternberg Luccheni France Duke of

Hair Color Reversal After Cold Firefight in Louisville

An aging Louisville firefighter, 65, on duty for fifteen hours during a massive blaze, had ice encrusting his head despite headgear. His white hair, darkened by exposure, had been white for three years after eight years of aging, turning back to black the day after the extreme cold incident.

Louisville Bray

Terrible Deeds of Insane Man at Courthouse Square

William Mason in Columbia City Indiana cut his throat and stabbed himself in front of hundreds. Several people intervened but he fought them off as he ended his life. The incident reflects a public act of self harm witnessed by many.

Columbia City Ind William Mason

Delays Become Danger as Lawyers Rally Brava Lot

Lawyers press on with brisk legal action amid rising delays that risk safety. Brava Lot becomes focal as disputes over timing and compliance intensify.

Electric Fire Ball from an Edison Era Tale

A veteran operator recalls a strange blue white fire ball that appeared during a storm in Richmond Virginia. The glowing globe rolled from the table damaged equipment and vanished when it struck the floor. He notes such fire balls puzzled operators and are now prevented by improved arresters.

Kansas City Star Richmond

You Are Sitting In The Pie Pilots Misread Of A Ramble

On a sunny spring day Clarence Wheeler takes Birdy Jones on a tandem ride through townships and shares a romantic lunch beneath an oak. She suddenly points at him declaring with dramatic flair that “All is lost, Clarence Wheeler. You are sitting in the pie.”

Clarence Wheeler Birdy Jones Soho Clarence Longfellow Soho Amateur Dramatic Club Toneg Pillsbury Times

Improved Values and the Streetcar Rush

A comic exchange notes rising property values along a suburban trolley line. Farmer Greene recalls Ole Bill Gosslyn’s demise by streetcar near Bridgeport, remarking the incident now boosts land worth to about 35,000, reflecting local urban growth.

Farmer Greene Bill Gosslyn Bridgeport Puck

The Cheerful Idiot and Aristocratic Hearts

A line from the Indianapolis Journal quotes the youngest boarder and the Cheerful Idiot on women’s inner class and aristocracy. The remark contrasts woman’s self view with class labels, hinting at social pretensions and perception.

Indianapolly Journal

His Passion and miliner bills in idle chat

A fragment from Tit Bits shows Mrs Proay-Reading praising her husband as passionate about reading and Mrs Dresser agreeing, noting the exchange about milliner bills as a lively domestic moment.

London’s yearly meat and milk consumption totals

The record notes that London consumes about 400000 oxen, 1600000 sheep, 500000 calves, 700000 hogs, vast numbers of fowls, and 9800000 gallons of milk annually. These figures illustrate a large urban demand across livestock and dairy.

London

Compound Locomotives Boost B&O Service Across Divisions

A dozen or more of the 45 consolidations ordered for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on the south western division are now in service, giving splendid satisfaction. On the Mississippi division they have increased train haul by 40 percent over the old line, and with grade reductions nearing completion the gains will be even more noticeable. The compound ten wheel passenger engines show unexpected pulling power and higher speed.

Southwestern Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Mississippi

Deering Twine Drove Majority Share in 1898

A Chicago firm, Deer ing Harvester Company, reportedly produced 30,000 miles of binder twine in one day enough to circle the globe with 3,500 miles to spare. A trusted publication confirms 36 percent of twine used in 1898 was Deering Twine, based on dealer correspondence nationwide.

Deering Harvester Company Chicago America Deering

Inside the King’s Favor A Mbango Exchange

A missionary says he must be on the king’s right side to be heard while the Mbango prime minister notes a predecessor found influence after entering the royal circle. The Philadelphia Record quotes the dialogue.

Mbango Philadelphia Record

Are You Using Allen's Foot-Ease

An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease a powder for swollen smarting burning sweating feet bunions and toe pains. It claims relief by shaking into shoes and offers a 25 cent price with a free sample and mail address for Allen Olmsted LeRoy N Y.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy

Grocer quarrel over price sparks ribbing exchange

Dialog shows Romestle Evonomy accusing Mrs Mulligan of overcharging 30 cents for goods. Mulligan retorts with a breezy boast about value, claiming a man could eat half a dozen pounds to get his money’s worth. Judee notes the humorous Irish slang tone.

Coughing Leads to Consumption Kemp’s Balsam Sample Offer

Cough medicine promise to stop coughing at once with free sample bottle from the druggist. Sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles. Urges immediate action to avoid delays. Also notes Coat’s Headache Capsules claim no equal with money-back guarantee and mentions a Sedalia gardener owning a 40 year old horse.

Coat

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