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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
3
A quirky teaching tale recounts Inky Allen hiding a sister’s photograph in a Greek lesson led by a strict instructor. The drama swirls through class antics, a family dinner, and a romantic courtship with Ett Allen, ending with a playful confession and a hopeful future.
Abner Jones seeks the Jericho constable post but dodges policy talks. His strategist father suggests a great grandfather’s Bunker Hill sacrifice as the sole platform. Lish Billings counters with Lexington lineage, turning the race into a stand pat showdown.
A traveler at a railroad station asked about a limp man supported by a crutch. The porter replied the injury came from lightning, not rheumatism, noting the left leg was uninjured above the knee. The account cites the Atlanta Constitution.
The Chicago Tribune recounts a confrontation where a stranger questions a violin teacher about stealing a horse and a leader of Regulators confirms the violin was hung. The dialogue portrays a tense exchange over crime and punishment.
A Westmoreland Kansas woman who ignored a subpoena to testify as a witness was brought before the court for contempt. Asked by the judge why she did not obey, she replied she had no reason and cited a smallpox outbreak at her house. The court adjourned as everyone rushed outside.
A dialogue excerpt features Mrs Marmaduke praising young lovers and optimism, followed by Mr Marmaduke’s skeptical remark. The exchange contrasts romantic enthusiasm with cynicism about what lies ahead.
Fragmentary text notes a doctor ordering hospital care for a man who was not receiving proper home treatment. It mentions an unclear marriage reference and names like Gievei and Pisin Dealer appear as garbled terms without clear context.
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