Fighting for His Own and Never Too Sure
A Scotsman on the Glasgow and Carlisle road repelled two highway robbers from Liverpool, only to be robbed of two halfpennies after overpowering them. A second vignette warns against overconfidence after two men slip on thin snow. one sprains an ankle but later benefits from Jacobs Oil, regaining normal stride with precaution.
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Liverpool
Glasgow and
Carlisle
Dubuque
Ure
Avin
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Jin
Mis
Muskrat visitor roams Dr Lane’s Kenilworth home
A muskrat lingered at Dr. Larry Lane’s Kenilworth area home for days, sharing carrots with the household cat and taking up residence in the woodshed. The creature’s curious behavior included washing its face, ignoring family attention, and swimming each morning in the brook nearby. The incident drew local intrigue about the muskrat’s origin and boldness.
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Morning
Oregonian
Larry Lane
Kenilworth
Dr. Lane
Anamosa Penitentiary Warden Residence Seen As Castle
A warden's house at the Anamosa penitentiary is described as a fortressed residence costing about 200000 if built with free labor and paid for at commercial rates. The piece critiques state expense, stone quarry use, and shifting policies amid calls for reform and budget scrutiny. It contrasts maintenance costs with Fort Madison and notes legislative debate over the building and use of prison resources.
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Des Moines
Down
Senate Committee On Charitable Institutions
Anamosa Penitentiary
Chicago
Novila Westera
Hubbard
Anamosa
Towa
Moro Castle
Fort Madison
San Jose
Mitchell
Iowa
California
Senate Committee On Public Buildings
Railroad Commissioners
Attorney General
Railroad Commission
Clalifax
Tombstone
Brighton
Miort‘gager
Init Jones
Smith and Brown
Frances Willard Dies in New York After Temperance Crusade
Frances Willard, longtime head of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, died in New York City at the Empire. Her death ends a career spanning decades of reform work including teaching, international travel, and leading the temperance and suffrage movements. Funeral services will be held in New York and Evanston.
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New York
Frances ¥. Willard
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Amnion
Later Empire
Willard
W.W. Baldwin
Ju. M. M. Stevens
W.C
Anna M. Gordon
Hill
New York City
Evanston
Mises Willlard
Wisconsin
Forest
Jlome
Rock River
Milwaukee Female College
Northwestern University
Boston
Miss Willard
Europe
Jackson
Egypt
Norulings
Rome
America
Baltimore
Indianapolis
National
Nash
Henry Somerset
England
Chicago
Woman's Temple
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Daniel Fox
Frank Y. Locke
New Orleans
Gaynor
John’ M. Carmichael
Chauder
Parker
Port Arthur
Ves
Knopf
Cherokee
N. I. Knopf
Sher-If Oi
Gray
Stivpf
Cook County
Ulingis
Cedar Rapids
Frank H
Lincoln Township
Tocaion
Osage
Maggie Maulholland
George Lewis
Mulholland
Clarion
Meacher Jackett
Cousins
Washington
Roy
George Lindstrom
Rhonberg and
Reilly
Rockford
Wilsie
Charlies
Fred Wilsie
Fudge Clyde
Dows
Jedford
William Glasgow
Newmarket
Taylor County
Chinton
Ernestine Bertoeh
Charles Selhausen
Bedford
Moody Mercantile Company
Frances Willard
Great Temperance Crusade
Secretary of the Treasury
Sera
Google
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Kiine
BR. H. Knaxe, Ltd
Stret
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Waukegan
Australia
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Dringgis
John A. Logan
Allen
Sree
Chusted
LeRay, N.Y
Piso
J. B. Palmer
Seattle
Wash
FIG Syrup CO
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Balzer Weed
Ty Draggles
Eaxpress
Tealar Dent
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher R
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Minerica
Liecht
Ames Pyle
Newe York
Sapolio
Sioux City Printing CO
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