Witty miscellany and local crime wrap in unusual tale
A collage of quips and items. editor Dana pays poets, a jealous husband shoots at a wife but the bullets deflect off corset stays. A Summerfield widow is assaulted. a Paris observatory project sparks wonder. Paris green poisoning seen in Wisconsin. a dog causes domestic farce with a battered husband narrating his misfortune.
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St. Louis
Retired burglar recalls odd encounter in Mansfield home
A former burglar recounts meeting a man in a Mansfield Connecticut house who warned him off. He describes darkness and a strange exchange where both men avoided theft and the intruder chose to sleep, leaving the burglar unsure what to steal.
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Boston
Pomet
Connecticut
Egypt
Buy Constantinople for the Pope A Bold Financier’s Dream
A speculative idea proposes Roman Catholic funds to purchase Constantinople and a nearby port, sell to the pope for a trust, and divert annual proceeds to Haiti. The plan envisions the Byzantine capital as a papal seat with ready-made churches and potential sale to the sultan, reshaping history.
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Cathe Oles
Christendom
Rome
Sinys Pharper
Taly
Papa
Wing Hiauberi
Clicuzoe
Michigan
Constantinope
Constantinople
Timely hints on managing batters and pitching in baseball days
The article discusses manager choices in batting order, stressing not to replace a strong bat with a weak one when a late run is needed. It praises pitchers like Ramherton Hawley and Cuppy for skill, notes Baltimore's rise as Temple Cup winners, and profiles Mielder A. Jones with his rapid ascent to the Brooklyn right field. It also argues for improved playing rules with an expert and veteran input, reviews the Breitenstein sale, and touches on coaching's role and leadership in teams like Boston and Cincinnati.
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Hotley
Mrs. Hotley
New York World
Wolley
Howley
Madiun
Hatley
Hasfmast
Ineline
Vino
Wars Wagnitlr
Wagner
Ramherton Hawley
Pirates
Cuppy
Spiders
Baltimores
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ceveland
Young
Mielder A. Jones
Brooklyn
Shingle House
Portland
Ove
Alfred University
Binghamton
Tie
Jones
Burns
Springfield
Springfields
Brooks
Anderson
Mydlurst
Lapree
Boston
Hinghie Duffy
Duffy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cicero Board Approves Street Lighting Contract Change
Cicero town board in regular session Nov 14 1896 authorizes arc street lights at 60 per lamp per year with bond and directs contract negotiation with Cicero Light Heating & Power Co to cover Oak Park lighting and new poles. Also approves water pipe ordinance on Cuyler avenue and several sidewalk and drainage measures.
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Cicero
Town Hall
Austin
Wm. Clarkson
J. A. Hall
Robinson Avenue
Reardon
Gunthorp
M. A. Rossiter
Walker
Berwyn and
la Vergne
Oak Park Avenue
Tiome Avenue
Harrison
Lexington Street
Joseph Goldstein
Denniston Co
Oak Park
Chicago Avenue
Prairie Avenue
Winustee Castle
Berwyn
Charles F. Johnson
F.M. Williams
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16Th Streets
Harlem
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18Th Street
Edmund Rando
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Chicago
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Storrs’ Place
Edward A. Barker
Barker
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Austwick
Mandell & Hyman’s
Cheney
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Mary Wheelan
Catharine Castle
Cicero Water, Gas & FE. L. Co
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Castle
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Whale
Lost
Aves
Attridge
Rearden
Nays
Dare
McDonald
Ginthorp
Castle and Rearden
Cicero Light
Heat & Power Co
Wanthorp
Cuyler Avenue
Wim. Frink
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Twentyfo
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Midway Park
Same Street
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New China tableware charms with rococo and Sevres reproductions
The fall china market offers diverse styles with white and gold and green as predominant colors. Rococo borders with embossed gold and rose decorations are popular, with Sevres reproductions and Watteau figures appearing on select pieces. New pieces include a high glaze chocolate cup in green and gold and three handled loving cups for center table arrangements.
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Tiatter
New York
China
What to Do Next for a Budding Novelist
Prof Scribbler advises using imagination training through work. The reader asks for guidance on steps to pursue writing. The Washington Times notes Mexico’s public improvements spending exceeds 500 million dollars in fifteen years, plus other obligations.
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Mexico
Wellington’s Waterloo Plan Marked On Map
Century Magazine recalls Wellington’s cool wartime maneuvering. He ordered concentration at Nivelles at 5 and 10 for march as he attended the Duchess of Richmond ball. A map session with the Duke of Richmond revealed Napoleon’s deception and the decision to fight at Waterloo.
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Wellington
Prince of Orange
Nivelles
Duchess of Richmond
Duke of Richmond
Napoleon
Quatre Bras
Century Magazine
Love Lesson from the Lowly Society Says Good
Lilian Bell argues in the Ladies' Home Journal that the “lowly” keep company as a sacred step toward marriage. She contrasts it with fashionable circles where engagements are looser and infidelity looms until vows are pronounced.
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Lillian Bell
Ladies’ Home Journal
A Wacksnake Encounters Climber Above Frog Hollow
Jeremiah Coyle of Jonesville Pennsylvania faced a large black snake while chestnut gathering on a mountain above Frog Hollow. As the serpent swung from a branch, Coyle braced himself in a tree notch and hurled his hatchet, striking the snake with deadly accuracy.
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Jeremiah Coyle
Jonesville
Frog Hollow
Coyle
London Household Newskeepers Refuse Morning Paper
In London the majority of households do not purchase the morning newspaper. Only a minority obtain the paper, with many residents citing cost as a barrier.
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Los Ribers
London
Lonion
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