Ting Ling and the Dragon Grandpa in a Firecracker Jest
Ting Ling piles fire-crackers in colored tiers while Grandpa Foo Choo naps. Chang Bang plots with Ting, but Ting is teased yet protected by his mild grandpa as they recall anchors and windlasses. Granny leaves for the chapel as Ting recalls lessons.
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Ting Ling
Grandpa Foo Choo
Ting
Grandpa
Chang Bang
Chang
Hong Kong
Love Your Enemies and the Cooling Truth
Ting Ling plans to fire Chang Bang with crackers but Granny and Grandpa intervene. Chang hangs by a pigtail after trying to climb a fence. Ting frees him, fetches ice, and learns that kindness can heal conscience better than revenge.
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Ting
Granny
Ting Ling
Grandpa
Chang Bang
Grandpa Foo Choo
Chang
Littl Ting
CATCHING A WIFE ON THE FLY IN WACO TEXAS
M C Shakspeare a local farmer married widow Nancy Ward in a rapid 2 hour sequence. He sought consent from Rev J H Richey after meeting Dr McGregor and the couple wed at 4:20 pm and left for their rural home.
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Waco
Tex
M. C. Shakspeare
J. H. Richey
Mr. Richey
Mr. 8
Dr. McGregor
Long-Lived Richardson Family Noted In Obituary
Mrs Damaris Boutelle dies in Woburn Massachusetts at age ninety nine, widow of Col Sylvester P Flint of Fitchburg. The obituary highlights the Richardson family of Leominster with many members living to 80s and 90s. She leaves a brother David Boutelle of Fitchburg aged eighty eight and a twin sister Miss Boutelle of Fitchburg along with Mrs Boynton of New York. Mr Boutelle recently drew his pension as a War of 1812 veteran.
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Woburn
Mass
Damaris Boutelle
Sylvester P. Flint
Fitchburg
Richardson
Leominster
Boutelle
David Boutelle
Ramily
Miss Boutelle
Boynton
New York
Boston
Steel Steamship Launched at Dumbarton by New Engines
A steel steamship with compound direct acting engines of 500 horsepower has been launched at Dumbarton Scotland. It is said that steel steam ships will soon be common.
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Dumbarton
Scotland
Anecdotes of Notable Men From Old Times
A collection of humorous and storied vignettes about historical figures. It recounts moments between John Duke of Argyll and an English squire in London’s Opera House, President Andrew Jackson at the White House, Gen. Joel A Battle and Gov. Morton, Abraham Lincoln with Dan Rice, Seth Green and fish culture origins, and a closing exchange in Detroit.
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Duke of Argyll
London
Stony Point
Andrew Jackson
White House
Anthony Wayne
Old ‘Hickory
Joel A. Battle
Shiloh
Battle
Morton
Gov. Morton
Gen. Battle
Abraham Lincoln
Dan Rice
Massachusetts
Boston
Lincoln
Dan
United States
Rice
Seth Green
England
Rochester
Too Close a Calculation at the Circus
A doorkeeper refuses entry to a young man and his companion who lack tickets. The man explains he is five cents short after spending on peanuts streetcars candy and lemonade. A curious spectator offers to lend five cents, sparking relief but ending with the man’s abrupt departure.
Dun and Co. reports improved business conditions in six months
Dun and Co.'s semi-annual circular shows the second quarter with 1,534 failures and 22 million dollars in liabilities, the best quarterly figures in five years. It notes a marked decrease from 1878 and a much reduced weekly loss from bad debts, signaling revived trade.
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Dun & Co
Ures
Cost of Going Round the World
An Eastern paper correspondent from Adelaide outlines travel costs in the age of improved transport. He details saloon and steerage fares via Liverpool to London, London to Adelaide, and adds Sydney and Melbourne legs via San Francisco route with first and second class options. He notes living expenses at ports about four dollars daily and that a six month round trip New York to Adelaide to England and home is feasible.
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South Australia
London
San Francisco
New York
Sydney
Melbourne
Ln Milbourne
England
N.Y
Frightful Fall Ends in Miner’s Fatal Shaft Descent
Three miners Nicholas Dickman John Champion and T K Johnson started up the Savage shaft at Virginia City New. A miscue by the engineer caused the cage to ascend while Dickman and Champion stood with feet on the cage. Dickman fell 1300 feet to the bottom and was mangled beyond recognition. Johnson recalls the moment as Dickman looked at him. The body was recovered in pieces. Also notes punishments of Saghalien convicts and other war era items aboard a ship.
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Virginia City New
Nicholas ‘Dickman
John Champion
T. K. Johnson
Dickman
Champion
Dickmon
Johnson
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