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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1882

Page

7

Queen Victoria shot at at Windsor Station in London

A man named Roderick MacLean fired a pistol at Queen Victoria as she entered a carriage at Windsor Station. The Queen was unhurt. MacLean was seized by police and later questioned. The incident caused a large crowd and nationwide sensational coverage.

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Jocosities and Snappy Snippets From A City Page

A collection of light anecdotes and quips about pets, families, courtships, and daily life. Jokes range from a canary’s singing to a child’s grasp of history and a waiter’s timing, with prankish remarks about earnings, rent, and offers.

Township assessors to serve four-year terms in April election

Township assessors chosen at the pending April election will be elected to serve four years, or until their successors are elected and qualified. They can qualify and enter upon the discharge of their duties within ten days after their election, and they are limited to sixty days of paid service in each year.

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What is the origin of the word wife in Ruskin's view

Ruskin states wife derives from a Saxon term meaning weaver. He argues women shape fortunes and home, insisting true wives create and sustain home everywhere they are. He contrasts Western language evolution with French terms and praises a noble woman's role and power.

Ruskin

True Blue Arkansas Story of a Perimmon Tree Pork Raisin

JT recalls traveling in the old North State when he sees a man with a long gun pointed at a persimmon tree. The man shifts the firearm without sighting, offers no firing, and explains he is raising pork for market. A shoat is tied to a pole to eat persimmons.

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