Anarchy Defined by a Sun Editorial Piece
The Indianapolis Sun contrasts two forms of anarchy, detailing its origins and spread in Europe, and frames it as a force opposing government, landowners, manufacturers, the state, priests, and law. It discusses propaganda of action and the clash between revolutionary aims and civic order.
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Europe
Vienna
Switzerland
Kropotkin
Italy
France
Spain
Russia
London
America
Dow
United States
Proudhton
Tucker
Germany
When Folly Danced A Minuet
A colorful verse scene describes a ballroom where candles glow bright and a sweet breeze from nearby fields mingles with rose perfume. Fiddlers play rosined bows as dancers move lightly, with Love weaving through the crowd.
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Love
Roses and Violets at Empire Theater Crowd Hails Star
On matinee night at the Empire Theater an animated street scene preceded the show. John Leonard and Richard Alton clashed over Miss Kingsley while public adoration of the actress grew. Alton plans to court her with violets and poses, amid a backstage flirtation with a child and a theatrical romance forming in the shadow of the performance.
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Empire Theater
Playhouse
John Leonard
Richard Alton
Leonard
Alton
Dme
Miss Kingsley
Jack
Kingsley
Mr. Leonard
Dolly
Mamma
Five Hundred Occupations Open for Women
A historical note reviews a 30 40 year old book listing female jobs. It highlights sunshiner coop erative housekeeper and house hunter roles as examples of early, varied employment for women and ponders social judgments about an unmarried sister taking similar work.
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Sunshiner
Dismounted under orders and the guardhouse tale
A Detroit minister recounts a cadet drill mishap where Tim Murphy was ordered to dismount and dragged into a debate on authority. The tale contrasts harsh discipline with a doctor’s mercy, as four youths faced potential penalties yet were publicly commended for integrity and loyalty.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Dominie
Tim Murphy
Tim
United States Army
Min
Ossifer
Murphy
Royal Library at Windsor Houses 100000 Volumes
The Windsor castle royal library holds about 100000 volumes and many literary curios. It includes a unique Caxton on vellum, Charles I’s Bible taken to the scaffold, the monarch’s copy of Shakespeare, and an original edition of The Faery Queen.
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England
Royal Library
Windsor Castle
Caxton
Charles L
Shakspeare
Forbearance and the Sagas of Sailors and Saints
Fragmentary lines hint at historical or literary themes involving patience and voyages. The text references Noah, sailing, and forty days, suggesting a mythic or biblical frame. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons are stated to anchor a precise news-style summary.
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Noah
Fenton
Ungrateful man recalls drowning rescue tale
East Baltimore resident Geo Howe recounts rescuing a man drowning at Bear Creek two years ago. He describes grabbing the man by thick hair, hauling him onto a wharf, then dragging him across a barrel and through a corn field to revive him, only to be cursed for the effort. The rescued man’s name is not recalled.
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Geo. Howe
East Baltimore
Bear Creek
Boon for Busy Mothers Invents Telescoping Rocking Chair
A new patented device combines a rocking chair and cradle. The cradle retracts into the chair when not in use, allowing busy mothers to rock the baby without leaving the seating area. The invention aims to help mothers manage household duties while tending to infants.
Latest Baby Rocker For Twins And Single Restful Naps
A description of a baby rocker that lulls a single infant to sleep and includes a double cradle option for twins. The mother sits in the rocker to read or prepare notes for an Egyptian mythology club meeting while soothing children.
James Forswore Humor Ends In Lost Love
James Forswore, once convinced he was a born humorist, has given up jokes after a broker's daughter rejected him. He tried to crack a joke about dried grass bundles in her room, and she coolly invited him to stay, ending his comedic career and leaving him heartbroken.
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James
Matches Contraband in France Warns Tourists
A Paris correspondent reports that matches are government monopolized in France and taxed at a rate of one franc per match. Smuggling matches into the country is a liable offense and individuals may face penalties for attempting to remove them.
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France
Europe
Paris
Naples Church Cats Help Keep Rodents In Check
In Naples churches, cats live and are cared for by authorities to control mice in old buildings. The animals are regularly fed and sheltered, reflecting a practical solution to rodent problems in historic sites.
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Naples
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Tom Beresford
Nipper
Watkins
Peg
Montagu
Beresford
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