Saline Notes Nonsense From A Loquacious Bulletin
A column of assorted items mocks public figures and events from Boston to Saline. It jokes about educators, politicians, theater, and social quirks, mentioning Rudolph Spreckles, Aubrey Beardsley, Lord Shelto, and a Chicago dancer’s jaw dislocation after yawning. It notes oddities like a ten mile per hour bicycle bill in Massachusetts and a banker who stole funds.
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Massachusetts
Sophia Braun
Chicago
Washington Letter on Capitol Hill Society and Skating Fame
The article surveys Capitol Hill residences once linked to General Washington and now sought by society, noting restored homes, notable residents, and social hosts. It highlights the Charity Ball of 1896 with Mrs. Cleveland, the Washington hospital scene, and lists prominent senators and Pennsylvania matrons, then shifts to skating as a fashionable pastime with diplomats and notable figures excelling on ice.
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Capitol Hill
Capitol Grounds
George Washington
General Washington
van Nesse
Potomac Banks
White House
Elizabeth
Woman’s College
Baltimore
Miss Stone
Cleveland
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Washington Society
Congress
Capitol
Great New Congressional Library
United States
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
Turpie
Indiana
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Thomas Circle
Senator Morrill
Vermont
Wyoming Territory
Merrill
Morrill
Charles W. Stone
Pennsylvania
Stone
Congressional
Society
Keystone State
Scott Townsend
Romero
Patenotre
Dr. Guzman
Senator Quay
Jack Robinson
Alvs
Harriet Lane Johnson
Justice Peckham
Capital
Palais de Glace
Legation
Denmark
Constantin Brun
Julian Pauncefate
Sybil Pauncefate
Lillian Pauncefote
Fuller
Alice Belknap
America for God sermon bold call to take nation for faith
A preacher argues America is the prophesied land in Revelation and urges a religious campaign to convert the nation. He cites Columbus, stresses urban centers like New York, and demands a nationwide effort against vice, socialism, and corruption while praising leadership of Christ and cities as driving force.
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America
Grecia
Medo-Persia
Babylon
Western Hemisphere
Germany
England
France
Egypt
Italy
Jesus
Bull Run
Gettysburg
Mr. Gladstone
Hawarden
Paris
United States
Hassel
Atkinson
Dakotas
Henry Clay
Allegheny Mountains
Clay
Lucknow
Mohammed
Rockies
Sierra Nevadas
Buck
Tower of Babel
Shinar
Garibaldi
Sherman
Stonewall Jackson
Washington
Delaware
Jerusalem
Heaven
India
Capernaum
Scotch Covenanters
Theban Legion
London Haymarket
Pilgrim Fathers
Drumelog
Bothwell Sridge
Bannockburn
Edom
Bozrah
South
North
Fayette
New York
Kirkland
Ohio
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Pacific
Slater and Peabody
Chicago
Russia
Johnstown
Michigan
Charteston
New
On the Threshold of Medical Revelations From the Cathode Ray
The Kansas City Star reflects on how the cathode ray will transform medicine revealing internal ailments by shining through the body. Surgeons may detect bullets splinters poisons and hidden troubles in the heart liver and brain and expose corruption in public figures behind their facade.
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Kansas City Star
Vaccination Fines Highlight Religious Scruples in Württemberg
A Hissling professor in Württemberg has paid twenty fines of 15 marks over eighteen years for refusing to vaccinate his children. His stance is said to rest on religious scruples, though his children were vaccinated. The Ram's Horn cites broad religious discord on the issue, noting churches seldom seek the Lord’s return.
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Hissling
Wurtemburg
Ram’s Horn
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J. Warren
Boston
Rudolph Spreckles
Hawaii
Koppers
Fitzsimmons
Dansville, N. Y
Carlton Simon
Salisbury
Austin
Boston Globe
Aubrey Beardsley
Johanna
Barnum
St. Louis
Anderson
Ind
Golag
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Lord Shelto
Douglas
Cuba
Weyler
Sybil Princefoteer
Elizabeth Moorhead Stone
Philadelphia
Elizabeth M. Stone
Talmage