Easter Morning Triumph and a Barriers Removed
A tale weaves Easter joy with romance as Rose Willard recovers from illness and grows through charity and love. Pastor Clifford, torn by caste ideas, leaves but returns to confess enduring affection after Roses healing and a church Easter sermon.
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Rose Willard
Nelson
Clifford
Paul Clifford
the Peetman
Barrow-street
Miss Willard
Church of God
Mr. Clifford
A Bright Easter Craft Save for Suffering Children
In Easter reflections a mother conjures a clever treat for children with measles. Four empty eggs are filled with blanc mange, then iced with lemon and orange rind straws to form a nest with red jelly, creating a charming, edible Easter display. Mrs. M. E. Brush shares the tale from Youth's Companion.
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Momma
Fanny
Nannie
Maimina
M. E. Brush
Easter Eggs as Sermons in Shells and Gifts
The piece notes Easter eggs dyed and decorated as popular gifts during April. It calls eggs “sermons in shell” and views Easter giving as a tender expression of goodwill, aligning with seasonal symbols like lilies and passion flowers. Effie B. Haddleston, St Louis Magazine.
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Nuature
Effie BM
Haddleston
St Louis Magazine
Granada City Chronicle of Moorish Roots and Golden Era
Granada in southern Spain founded by Moors in the eighth century and初 formed under Cordova. Mohammed al Hamar made it capital in 1236 as part of a prosperous Granada principality lasting until its 1492 subjugation by Gonzalo de Cordova known as the Great Captain.
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Granada
Spain
Washington Irving
Alhambra
Cordova
Mohammed al- Hamar
Gagualyo de Cordova
Bors
Philip
Telegraph Poles Chopped Down In New York City War On Wires
In New York City on April 17, after a two year dispute, poles and overhead wires in the subways began to be removed by authorities and utility companies. Workers cut lines with rubber-gloved crews as crowds watched the dramatic disruption of electric light telegraph and telephone services.
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New York City
New York
T .E
Telegraph
Western Union
Tsttgraph Company
United States Court
Grant
Brush Electric Light Company
Fourteenth Street
Broadway
Board of Electrical Control
Brush Company
Gibbons
Bush Company
Lincoln
Mill Hand Killed by Edging Saw at Windfall Mill
A mill hand named Josh Coons was fatally injured near Windfall in Tipton County while crossing the edging saw carriage at B. F. Genford's mill. He slipped and fell onto the saw, which penetrated from the hip to the base of the skull. He leaves a widow and children.
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Tipton
Windfail
Josh Coons
B. F. Genford
Explosion at saw mill kills two workers near Anniston
A boiler explosion at John H. Cates saw mill six miles from Birmin gham destroys the mill and machinery. Albert Webb is blown to atoms, Jim Lathrop is killed, Cates escapes, and several other workers are seriously injured.
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Birnmingham
Ala
Anniston
Saya
John H. Cates
Mit
Albert Webb
Jim Lathrop
Cates
Bill Ryan Released From Missouri Prison
Jefferson City Missouri April 1 Bill Ryan the Missouri train robber and associate of Jesse James was released from the penitentiary yesterday. He was sentenced to twenty five years for complicity in the Glendale train robbery on the Chicago and Alton road in October 1879 but Governor Morehouse commuted the sentence to six and a half years. Ryan has been a good prisoner. Baton Rouge special says Governor Nichols issued a quarantine proclamation to take effect May 1 in accordance with a state health board resolution.
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Jefferson Crrr
BH Ryan
Missouri
Jesse James
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Picayuns
Nichols
State Board of Health
Assistant Treasurer Roberts Takes Charge of Sub Treasury
Assistant Treasurer Roberts assumed charge of the sub treasury yesterday as sixteen counters from Washington began counting 27,000,000 dollars in the vaults. The work is expected to take three weeks to complete.
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New York
Roberts
Washington
Resignations hit General Land Office officials
April 17 report states Robert W. Ross recorder of the General Land Office and Virgil M. Hobbs of Indiana chief of the Contest Division have resigned from their posts.
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Wasureton
Robert W. Ross
Insis
Recorder of
General ‘Land Office
Virgil, M. Hobbs
Indiana
General Land Office
Catfish Poison Case Ends in Death After Blood Poisoning
Mrs Melvania fell ill after being bitten by a catfish last Saturday. She died yesterday from blood poisoning, and officials note the incident occurred in Corrbos with an expected report due April 17.
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Corrbos
Melvania
Ants Show Selfless Rescue in a Humble Dig
Sir John Bubbock recounts a remarkable ant story where a slave-making ant risks its safety to free fellow workers from a collapsing nest. The liberator repeatedly digs, frees a captive, then returns to complete rescues despite a stone and earth above.
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John Bubbock
Sir John
Eleven Key Inventions and Milestones Listed
A historical list chronicles early milestones: copper bottoms in ships 1783, Christianity in Japan 1549, first telescope 1608 in England, Nürnberg watches 1477, omnibuses in New York 1830, first newspaper ad 1652, kerosene lighting 1826, copper cent in New Haven 1687, locomotive use in the United States 1829, percussion caps in U S Army 1830, saw-maker's anvil brought to America 1819.
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Japan
England
Nuremberg
New York
New Haven
United States
America
Is It Genuine Warner Safe Remedies Report
Prof Lattimore analyzes Warner's Safe Remedies products. He confirms no mercury or deleterious substance in tested items and outlines his examination of ingredients and manufacturing processes at the University of Rochester.
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A. Lattimore
New York State Board “of
Healthwind
Rochester, N.Y
Remédien
Warner & Co
Pire
Txitthmore
Wwe Mes University OF
Warner
Tite
Sefonsatemugeista
Big City
Bate É Remiedi
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