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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1895

Page

4

Death of Enghien, a night at Vincennes and execution

A detailed narrative of the 1804 Louis Antoine de Bourbon execution at Vincennes. The crowd, guards, and court assemble as Savary, Hulin, and Murat weigh the charges. The prisoner denies plots against France, seeks clemency, and is executed by a midnight sword stroke after a tearful farewell.

Castle Vincennes Hulin Savary Duke Harel Arena Bonaparte Réal Murat England Germany France Dumouriez Pichegru Revolutionary Tribunal Hulln Charlotte

Twins at Public School Reveal Surprising Identity

A small girl and her little brother register at a public school as Ralph and Edith Johnson. The teacher assumes siblings, but the girl reveals they are twins, highlighting the playful confusion of family relationships for children.

Ralph Edith Johnson

Baby Brother Named Georgy Sparks Family Quip

A humorous exchange in Harper's Young People asks if a baby brother has a name. Adams replies the infant is Georgy after Uncle George, while wishing for Adamth after himself, yielding light family banter about names.

Adams Georgy George Adamth Harper’s

The Value of Initials and Social Conventions

The piece examines how initials and abbreviations reveal social cues and class signals in language. It discusses professional titles like M P and Q C and casual shifts such as Mr J and old J, noting both polite usage and derisive or familiar tones. It ends noting symbols as decorative awards in modern society.

Heaven Hell Lord Byron Catherine Fanshawe Spectator Hawthorne Charles Lamb Mr. H Hogsfield Bart Mr. J

Praise of the Mouth

A quirky excerpt extols the mouth as a poetically praised centerpiece of society and daily life. It likens the mouth to peaches, praises its roles in politics, music, dentistry, and lips Rosa Lind wishes for many to kiss. The piece blends humor with cultural iconography in a playful tone.

Tramp-riding Woman and Child Found Aboard Freight Train

A young woman named Mrs. Peterson and her baby rode a brake beam on an outbound Burlington freight near Huntly Montana. Her husband the barber deserted them months ago at Billings, leaving her with a mother and younger brother to support. She had spent her last money to move relatives to Sheridan Wyoming where friends await. They rode nearly all night until trainmen rescued them and gave shelter in the caboose for the rest of the trip.

Burlington Huntly Mont Peterson Billings Sheridan, Wy

Fragmented World Facts and Folk Beliefs Noted

A compendium of diverse notes covers the British Isles islands states that electric railways may replace horses in the US. Georgia pear crops, Jamaican life tree hardiness, South Dakota climate oddities, beekeeping superstitions, early Christian dating, dog hair remedy, oriental time divisions, celery salad oil quality.

British Isles United States Georgia Jamaica South Dakota England Germany

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