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Newspaper

Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

3

The Hancock Clark House and Revolutionary Ties in Massachusetts

A fragmentary historical sketch describes the Hancock Clark House in Tux, Mass, noting its role in the minute men era and its connection to John Hancock Jonas Clark and Paul Revere. It recalls the Buckmans Tavern site, the Moore house, and lineage of Hancock descendants while mentioning the 1689 to 1734 building phases and the two 22 year ministry span.

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Lexington and its Common in Historic Lexington Village

The village of Lexington ten miles northwest of Boston preserves historic houses from 1648 near the Bockman Tavern site. A local historical society marks tablets detailing dates of interest. Lexington Common, a triangle park, hosts the Pulpit Monument and other memorials tied to the battle and colonial history.

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Hindoo Famine Sufferer Faces Death in Relief Lines

A fragment describes a Hindu famine victim, a strict vegetarian, subsisting daily on meager rations until death nears. The narration notes the low caste Hindu endures fatalism while awaiting relief with a fragile, skeletal frame.

Mule Catebes Turtle On Patrol At St Augustine Beach

A mele patrols the beach at St Augustine in quest of a turtle. When she finds one she flips it onto its back, then ambles away to inform her mister. A wat never accomplishes mock ti. we has cut something behind him to be eshapet of.

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Guilty and Innocent Contenders in Bank Heist Drama

In a Portraven melodrama chapter, Barbara insists on George Bouverie’s innocence as Mrs. Bouverie and Doctor Carter push for legal aid. A key witness decamps to America with Grey’s confession revealing the theft and chloroform plot, while Jarvis pursues a path to exoneration.

Forrest the Cavalry Leader and the Civil War

The text outlines Gen N B Forrest as a pivotal cavalry leader known for his action over three and a half years, eluding federal commands and keeping opponents guessing. It notes his rise from a slave trader to high rank, his bold campaigns, and his ultimate defeat at Lima. The piece places Forrest against Sherman and Wilson with the collapse of Confederate forces near Nashville and in Georgia.

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Heating Shortages Mark Old World Settlement

Sires Im Cragesy notes few houses in Mruguar have stoves or chimneys, relying on a kitchen stovepipe as a single vent. A recent local build cost $14,000 with no proper chimney. Cattle graze year round. April to October bring dampness and pulmonary risk. Only one Montevideo dealer sells American heating stoves. coal costs $14 to $20 per ton.

Mruguar Montevideo

Child asks meaning of “whileaways” at church song

A mother-daughter moment at a church service shows a five year old asking what “whileaways” means during a hymn. The scene unfolds as the child climbs onto the seat and quietly questions why good people would steal a whileaway, prompting a gentle teachable pause.

Bank Camera Helps Detect Frauds in Era of Photographs

A fragmented report describes Bank of France visitors and staff in a scene where a photo capture system detects fraud. The caption notes cameras, cashier positions, and unanticipated customers as part of an early identification method amid a photographic era.

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