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Newspaper

The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1887

Page

6

Major Brabazon's Reckoning and the White Faced Mare

A town gossip saga follows Major George Brabazon who is accused of highway robbery after a night at the Wheatsheaf Inn. A London bagman testifies, the Major is jailed, but a late confession by a stranger clears him. A dramatic rescue, crowds, and the reunion with his mare Cicely culminate in marriage to Widow Thomson.

Evan Blir Henyman Opether George Bralazon Brabazon Thomson Matchum Plumperton George Skinner Major Brabaxon Hangman's Heath Smegglebury Jack Wilder Pettiwats Cicely Xae Ge m Jacob Jacob's Major Brabazon Wheatsheaf Major Brabazoo Tim Poe Hern Major London Mail Hangman’s Heath Timothy Trap London Brebazon Jacob Shrub Linsey & Son Golden Fleece Cheapside Plumberton George Brabavon His Majesty George Brabazon Cross-eyed

Meager pay and hard duties of railway mail clerks

Philadelphia Record outlines the arduous railway postal clerk role, rejecting the "soft snap" image. It describes a demanding training path across divisions, memorize routes, and exams with high passing marks, noting salaries from 900 to 1600 and high resignation rates among apprentices seeking easier work.

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How Hawks and Owls Eat in Atlanta

Captain Tom Langston notes hawks tear birds to pieces while owls swallow whole and later cough up a feather ball. The piece then shifts to Dr. Fischer’s tests showing primary domestic stoves waste up to 80 percent of heat with gas stoves improving efficiency. It mentions Elsdorf sugar factory and Essen works using gas for light and motive power.

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Stevens Long Ride and Bicycle Tour Around the World

Thomas Stevens recounts his world bicycle tour begun in Denver in 1883 with journeys across the United States to Boston and Liverpool. He details encounters with brigands in Asia Minor, Afghan detainment, Persian hospitality, and a western road through Calcutta to Canton, Japan, and China, ending with Nagasaki. His bicycle survived Chinese scrutiny, and he displayed it in Philadelphia.

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