Forbidden Love and Vigilante Justice in California's Gold Country
Henry Parkenson and Marion Unger endure a passion scandal in California. He flees to a mining town while she plots revenge against his wife, a vigilante trial condemns him, and Lady Unger prevents mercy as she confronts the consequences of their doomed affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pantenson
Marion Unger
California
Harry
Parkenson
Lady Unger
Henry Parckenson
Mrs. Parkenson
Lyrainous
San Francisco
Shaunnessy
Henry Parkenson
Johu
Lady Unper
Mr. Duncan
Duncan
Fie
Ife
Lynch
Unger
Tio
General News Roundup From April Elections and Disasters
A broad April report covers Connecticut state elections with Ingersoll winning the governorship, Senate split 10 Democrats to 11 Republicans, and districts reelecting several Republicans. It notes Democratic wins in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Springfield, Indiana, plus drownings, fires, and accidents across the U.S. It includes Brigham Young’s will, O'Kelly’s Cuba arrest fuss, and a Canby murder involving Modocs. It ends with international updates from Ireland to Rome and the Pope’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finkleburg
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Connecticut
Ingersoll
Senate
House
General Lawley
iKellogg
Starkweather
Barnum
Cincinnati
Ohio
George H. Crain
Chicago
Peter Gilsey
New York
Daniel Roberts
Louisville
Springfield
O'Kelly
New York Herald
Cuba
Brigham Young
L. Scruggs
Georgia
U. S
Columbia
Ufe
Horace Greeley
New York Assembly
Wm. ‘Weed
Jay Gould
J.B. Dutcher
Erie Investigation Committee
J. HH. Henderson
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Frederick D. Low
China
Cole
Low
Key West
Santiago
Manzanillo
Franklin Pa
Treasury Department
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Staffordshire
England
Minnesota
Broadway
Profssor Cantell Abigle
Trinity Church
Cantella Biglie
Washington
Erie
Port Jarvis
Oheatly
Thamesville
Ontario
General Canby
Gen. Canby
Dr. Thomas
Jack
Meacham
Sherman
Schofield
Gen
Canby
San Francisco
Gus. Swan
John McDonald
George Taylor
Lieut. Rice
Randall
Boston
Mass
United Order of American Carpenters and Joiners and Amalgamated Union
Civil Service Board
Bank-of- England
Austin Bidwell
Tavana
Pueguerda
Olorne
Department of Stendee
France
Galway
Havana
Cespedes
San Salvador
Central America
Rome
Italy
New York World
Germany
Vatican
Nobles Embrace Trade and Maritime Progress in Deductive Portrait
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes how nobles increasingly engage in commerce and industry. It highlights Sir Baptist Hicks, the Marquis of Bute, and other peers who patronize trades, oversee railways, and sponsor a Cardiff to United States steamship line, shaping public enterprise and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mary
Robert Cresham
Cheapside
Sir Baptist Hicks
Lord Campden
Thomas Fitzmaurice
Marquis of Lansdowne
Chester
Ducal House of
Leeds
Ned Osborne
Normandys
Bfulgraves
Smith Phillips
Manchester
Duke of Arpyle
Macallum
Marquis of Salisbury
Dover and Chatham
Marquis of
Bute
Cardiff
United States
George I
Rome
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Wheat culture may extend westward as new fields open
The piece argues soils rich in wheat need restoration via fertilizers or rotation. historic production moved from eastern rivers toward Minnesota and the Great Plains. It notes artesian wells could unlock vast arable desert regions and Manitoba Saskatchewan wider wheat prospects for centuries. Sun adds poultry drink habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Tucison
Delaware
Susquehanna
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
The
Chicago Tribune
Illiois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Town
Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Union Pacific Railway
Missour Datta
Great American Desert
Northern Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Lake Winnipeg
New Mexico
Sun
Thieving and honesty in daily life and armies
A collage of lighthearted and pointed observations on theft and property in society. It cites inefficiencies at Naval Academy vacancies, Irish and French satire, stray items like canes and coats, and the prevalence of petty theft in towns, with reflections on honesty, public morals, and a Boston library anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Riehmann
California
Maine
St. Paul
Minn
Iowa
Pintapunrura
Lewiston
United States
Philadelphia
Cadmus
Junius
Public Library
Boston
Raleigh
N. C
Andrew Johnson
Cincinnati
Chambersburg Iron Works
Thaddeus Stevens
New England
Gambetta
M. Thiers
St. Louis
Vienna
Mississippi
Ocean
Hamlet
Four planets near Earth spark doomsday scare in Danbury
The Danbury News notes alarm over Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune approaching Earth in seven years and predicts pestilence. It mocks prior doomsday warnings about floods comets and Niagara Falls, and jabs at public panic while condemning sensationalism. Taxi New York Graphic runs railroad cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trall
Philadelphia
Congress
Wardly
Niagara Falls
Danbury
T'rall
Copenhagen
Danbury News
Taxi New York Graphic
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Mary K. Bitten
Crazy Lady Unger
Tin
Pomerania
Goldsticn
Union Pacific
Representative Speer
Grand
Workman
Eureka, Til
Hedge
O'Neal
el Paso
Illinois
Streator
Lasalle County
Peoria
William Merriman
Dryas’ Creek Station
Mobile and Montgomery
John O'Day
Memphis
New State
Wheeling
W. Va
Eagle
Elm City
New Haven
Conn
New Orleans
Holland Settlement
Henry Alders
Antonio
Seymour
Ind
Tienry Pickerel
John Ryder
LaSalle
Grady
John Mowergarty
John Kennedy
Kelenen
Savings Bank of
Detroit, Gribune
Michigan Farmer
Commercial Advertiser
Horwalsden
Prince of Wales
Order of Knights Templar
Metschajeff
Siberia
Pavia
Menoti Garibaldi
Barcelona
Spain
Portugal
Bismarck
von Moltke
Berlin
Russia
Kinsale
Ireland
Orth Chatham
Ont
Joseph Medill
Tis Poultry World
Bodleian Library
Mae Kew
York
Mess
New
Brevescholeo
Aeessuceanibee Beneenesee
Louis
Billeares
Orleans
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