Gas-lextures and Oddities From a Bygone Volume II
A scattered column notes eccentric people and events. Bavarian Eine Lemon thrashes the dentist after church, and ex-pristin civil-service figures Edverton and Trenholm are said to be handsome. Other items include a Keokuk Unitarian sermon by actor Goran OC Minty, Ward Howe in New Orleans, and a whale fishery ending in Maine with specifics on ships, crew, and output.
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Edverton
Trenholm
Lumiorist
Scott Marble
Wich
Vast crime and unrest loom in a sprawling late news digest
The page surveys crime waves across multiple states with fratricide in Kansas and robberies near Kaw rivers. It details post and railway disruptions, assaults on officials and insurers, and a bulging ledger of murders, arsons, and gang activity from Oklahoma to South Carolina. International reports note Balkan battles, Indian cyclone devastation, and European political tensions.
Thanksgiving Farm Home For Felix Forester
A farm Thanksgiving in Michigan welcomes Felix Forester, an English boy, and his friend Fred Hopkins as they learn the meaning of the holiday. The Hopkins family hosts a grand feast with turkeys, pies, and games, ending with a warm community embrace and Felix finally saying he is grateful for the invitation.
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Frou
Felix
Zebedee
Indy
Fred
Cilly
Panto
Gilly
Felix Forester
Theole
Fred Hopkins
Simndeau
Lattle Pelix
Steve
Harry Howitt
Garrett
Tean
Grandma
Hopkins
Reg
Cedar Woods
Glosa
Alick Hopkins
Calloga
Alice
Old Cilly
Hopkins Farm
Minor town notes and regional events in Kansas
Colwick is a new town in Sedgwick county. The Purce House of Wellington burned Monday. Thomas county will soon have a Democratic paper. Mesquite and others celebrate early railroad completion. Job Brooke, a mute, burned to death in Coffeyville last Tuesday. Wichita gains telephone links to Mulvane and Belle Plaine. Prof Shuck of Athlene injured by a fall into an open cellar. John M. Cotton, once of the Potawatomi county press, now resides in Spencer Indiana. Friends of Col Tom Moonteht gifted a gold watch and chain Monday night.
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Colwick
Sedgwick
Purce
Wellington
Thomas County
Maedicine Lotga
Job Brooke
Coffeyville
Wichita
Mulvane
Belle Platy
Prof. Shuck
Athlene
John M. Cotton
Pottawatomie
Hole-in-the-Day Son of Chippewa Chief
A tall 18 year old Chippewa prince known as Hole-in-the-Day, son of the chief, visited President Cleveland seeking a West Point cadetship. Described as over six feet tall with striking features, he is said to be king of the Chippewas and connected to a historic marriage that produced the boy, amid jealously over land and status.
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Washington
Frose Thennnuyal
Inspector West
Jwatatica Department
Taille
Tb Inspectora
Misene
Washington Vallean
Betteves
Lee
Sanned Donesn
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Representative State
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Atkins
Captain Lee
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Indian Territory
Oldatioma
Hole-in-the-Day
Michael Angelos
David
Cleveland
West Point
Pews King
Ands
Northwest
Otel
Bellus
Minnegota
Ramses
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