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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1897

Page

3

Basil's First Wife and the Lost Love of Basil

A Virginia marriage tests Basil and his wife as a childless widow caring for Basil after his parents die. The wife's beauty and passion strain the home until illness and death reveal true love. Basil remarries a refined, educated partner who earns his respect and lasting happiness at Stony Hall.

Basil Stony Hill Hinsband Virginia Ti P Darling Nell Ellen Basil Cave Jie Mien Solemmis Cths Stony Hall Elem Haly

Watched as Well as Prayed Parson Adams Story

Parson Adams a Lunebuarg Mass minister of over 30 years paused during a prayer service at a friend's house to notice a cake burning. He reminded Mrs Blank that they should both watch and pray, then the cake was saved and he continued reading scripture with calm.

Parson Adams Lunebuarg Mass Parson Adimis Ble Parson Adidas

Great Chinese Bridge Aged 800 Years Old

A bridge spanning an inlet of the Yellow sea near Sungang with a length of five and a quarter miles. It features 300 masonry piers and a roadway that rises feet above the water. Reportedly built by Chinese engineers 800 years ago.

Yellow Sea Sungang China

Portugal King at Center of Abject Public Outcry

The principal Portuguese monarchical papers condemn King Carlos as a coward and urge a republic, prompting fears of a revolution. King Jambert dispatches Italian ironclads to Lisbon to protect Queen Pia and royal heirs. The article notes Carlos’ strength in danger and past bravery, while political cowardice dominates the public discourse amid Miguelist tensions.

Portugal Jambert Lisbon Pia Carlos Collapred Hlghwayman Pwayfarer Farrero Boston Maria de la Gloria Ferdinand Saxe-Coburg-Gotha Victoria Lise Hensler Edlas Shay Soho Merdinand

First woman collector for Bellefonte Edison company

Catherine Humes Jones of Bellefonte Pa is elected unanimously as collector for the Edison Electric Light Company, becoming the first duly elected woman in the role in the state or country. A teen yet, she trained in printing, assisted her late father, and won the post after a strong applicant field. Her appointment follows her late father William Jones’s illness and death.

Catherine Humes Jones Bellefonte Missy Jones Edison Electriclluminating Company of Catherine Jones William Jones Her Majesty’s Service Electric Light Company Misa Jones Jones Miss Jones Breinessa

The Klondike Outfitters Advice on Travel Light

Krom Iktondike Nuggets author Joseph Ladue warns travelers to carry only essential items for the Klondike journey from Juneau to Dawson City. He discourages guns noting large game is rare and rifles or revolvers will cause trouble. The piece stresses a lightweight, practical gear approach.

Maine Juneau Dawson City Joseph Ladue

Locomotive Works Wins Japan Order for Twelve Narrow Gauge

Last month Schenectady locomotive works announced receiving an order from Japan for twelve narrow gauge locomotives, signaling a notable export contract.

Schenectady Japan

Noted Worker of the KE A Shows Secession Move Languishing

A report notes that one worker of the KE A and W Michael, famed as a physical marvel of the century, is languishing amid the secession movement. The item underscores a personal setback connected to ongoing political shifts.

Michael

One of the Workers Aided Wheelmen's Rise in New York

Jacob A King a longtime New York activist in cycling groups including the League of American Wheelmen becomes a key organizer for driver pass influential through committees and streets and safety reforms while balancing public life. He helped recruit new members and pushed for bicycle ordinances and better street conditions, with a rise in league membership and a focus on public service.

New York City Jacob A. King New York Press Mr. King Father Knickerbocker Pehech Icoringi 2 League of American Wheelmen King New York State Division Fifth Avenue Board of Trustees Twenty-eighth Assembly First Water The League Riverside Wheelmen Cupid Flora Salz Harlem Wing Wheelmen New York

A Physical Marvel Jimmie Michael Rides Like the Wind

A portrait of Jimmie Michael, a small rider weighing 103 pounds, praised for bicycle speed and power. The description emphasizes his lean strength and lightning sprinting ability, portraying him as a remarkable, almost steam-engine fueled athlete in motion.

Tie Jimmie Michael

Bicycle hire arraignment ends in civil route

Thomas B. Ritchie was arraigned in the Jeffer son Market police court New York on a bicycle theft charge brought by John J. Cary a dealer. The magistrate discharged him saying the matter belongs in civil court Cary estimated eight days use at 25 cents an hour about 42 54 and vowed to sue for the time. Cary criticized the ruling as a mockery of justice and warned of widespread shop losses.

Thomas B. Ritchie Pool Jefferson Market New York John J. Cary Cary Eighth Avenue

Secession Movement Languishing On Pacific Coast

The Pacific coast wheelmen who split from the league and joined an outlaw cycling group seek reinstatement. Otto Zeigler Jr Allan Jones and C R Coulter, noted riders, have asked the league officers to readmit them. The racing board’s decision is uncertain though the rebel group hopes to undermine the LA Way.

Pacific Coast L. A Otto Zeigler, Jr Allan Jones C. R. Coulter League Outlaw Association

New World Record Set by Bay City Wheelmen Rider

Charles Kraft of the Bay City Wheelmen established a new 20 mile coast record on the California Cycling club official course. With six tandems assisting, he completed the triangular route in 48.56, beating F A Boze of San Francisco by one minute twenty seconds and McDonnell's World record by two seconds.

Charles Kraft Bay City California F. A. Boze San Francisco McDonnell

Blts of Racing News Highlight L A Powell Wins Prizes

L A Powell of the New York A C has won twenty two first prizes this season. Ponscarme the French rider set a new amateur hour record at 0 miles 17 yards. Promoters on the national circuit in the fall will be asked to place a class race a handicap and an open to share the money. Platt Betts on the Sydenham track broke English records for two to ten miles riding five miles in 5m 51 4 5s and ten miles in 15m 2 2 5s.

Charles River Boston Michael Ife L. A. Powell New York

Georgia Cayvan Quietly Met in New York

Georgia Cayvan lives in New York and has no plans for her next season. She will not perform until she finds a good role and play.

Georgia Cayvan New York Angie

King's Daughters Urges Daughters to Share Home Burdens

Mrs. Margaret Bottome, writing in The King's Daughters column of Ladies' Home Journal, argues it is easier for girls to pursue charity than to help at home. She calls for daughters to bear household duties, stressing home unselfishness as the path to true character and future motherhood responsibilities.

Margaret Bottome King’s Daughters Ladies’ Home Journal

Disparity in Klondike Passage Regions

An exchange highlights the impracticality of reaching the Klondike region due to surface barriers. A poor man's friend questions a journey while the reply cites numerous mountain passes and the lack of railway passes, underscoring logistical obstacles. Washington Star quote reflects travel hardship.

Klondike Washington Star

Ended the Trouble and Homeward Nostalgia

A fragment from a 1995 era page notes a Nebraska death by fear, Dr Kay's Renovator claim, mass shipments from ponds in southern Massachusetts, and multiple patent medicine ads like Cascarets and Piso’s Cure for Consumption. It also references quotes on nobility and homecoming for married men.

Gobang Nebraska D. C. Albright Mifflinburg

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