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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1891
Page
10
Beatrice Reveals Beatrice in Prague Mystery
A hypnotic drama unfolds in Prague as Anorna terraces a wandering mind and binds him with her will. The Wanderer follows her to Beatrice, who appears as a spectral, noble figure, shocking Anorna and triggering a dramatic collapse. The episode ends with the Watchman arriving as the pair are found in a perilous embrace by the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anonna
Anoras
Nolumor
Prague
Kevork Arabian
Anorns
Keyort Arabian
Hradschin
Anorna
Abe
Keyor
Arabian
Jong
Anorma
Tinorna
the Wanderer
Reaghewan
Beatrice
Jess
Newind
Unorna
Hiw
Betting on a Mill and the Rover as Tutor
A detective narrator recalls a corrupting office scene where Ralph the Rover mocks authority and misuses a messenger. The Rover then turns violent over a misunderstanding of Kid McSweeney, as the narrator contemplates a mill and reflects on law and order amid boxing talk and gambling hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid McSweeney
Mr. McSweeney
George Washington
Pugilism Lessons and a Staten Island Fight Farce
Howard Fielding recounts his voyage through Bowery touts and boxing circles. He bets wildly on McSweeney and Lynch, follows tips from Baxter and a sporting editor, and ends with a police raid on a backroom fight where all bets are voided. Fielding admits he has no sporting blood after the chaotic episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding
Kid McSweeney
Sir Ralph
Jim Corbett
Ralph
Rover
Dave Baxter
de Bowery
Kid
Young Pike
Bowery
New York
Baxter
Perhnp
McSweeney
Lynch
Staten Island
Jersey City
Sporting
Howard Fielding
Real Robin Hood Comes to Life in Nottingham Tales
Evcar L Wakeman recounts a night journey from Newstead Abbey to Arnold and Nottingham where he encounters Arnold’s innkeepers and Nottingham butchers who sing Robin Hood ballads. He argues these crafts and towns preserve authentic legends, noting Sherwood Forest oaks and local lore linking actual people to the outlaw’s legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortmehamm
England
Newstead Abbey
Robin Hood's Hills
Arnold
Nottingham
Robin Hood
Lone Tree
Robin
Edward I
North Countrie
Edward
Sherwood
Jolly Butchers of
Sue
Butchers
Joseph Ritson
Savoy
Ritson
Shire
Nottinghamshire
Ilgrim
Old City
Old Shire
Sherwood Forest
Henry III
Lord Byron
New York Proposes Paris Style Kiosks On Streets
Alderman Harris presented a petition for erecting glass and iron kiosks on public thoroughfares. Each booth would cost bidders 265 dollars annually and be rented to news dealers for up to 36 dollars annually. Kiosks, designed to be tasteful, would sell flowers and periodicals and be kept clean and well lit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Harris
Board of Aldermen
Europe
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Beaux and Belles of Birds and Sparks of Electricity
A salon of natural history and science pieces surveys courtship among woodpeckers and the fickle wild turkey gobbler, then shifts to early electrical experiments. It contrasts bird behavior with domestic life, noting male vanity, nest duties, and mate selection, before recounting curious electric theories, a fatal lab accident, and amusing stocking experiments that sparked public interest ahead of telegraph beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Richman
St. Peburg
England
Bilmore
Washington
J. H. Wenn
Travelers on lions and elephants against native tricks
A traveler notes that a Zui or Kaffir would flee from a lion but face a herd of elephants with a tiny hormior gong. He adds that noise frightens all wild animals and natives rely on this more than their weapons.
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Anderson's
Smithfield Street
Bard
Dispatch
Sir Ralph the
Patsy Lynch
Os Rover
Sir Ralph the Rover
Donnes
Harnold-by-Notting’am
Nottingam
Oxton Way
Old Nottingham
Lone Tree Inc
Peek Lane
Ritm
Propond
M Woodpecker
Faithless Busband
Jean
Nature of
Koch Lymphees
Hollenden
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