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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1890
Page
9
Lost His Clothes And Charmed by Chico Youths
A Chico clerk lost his store garments after planning to swim in a new bathing costume. He was chased home by about twenty youths who mocked him with street slang, then found his clothes in a bundle with a note from the gang. The article also recounts a tale of War Eagle the petrified warrior in a hollow oak, described from the St. Louis Globe Democrat, with an inscription praising the warrior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Chico Enterprise
Cor
St. Louis Globe Democrat
The King of Dahomey and His Amazons Exhibit
Berlin Letter reports the Dahomey monarch educated in Paris turned to barbarian ways after loving a Parisian. He surrounds himself with female warriors who ride, shoot, and fight with axes. A contingent of these amazons will be shown in London during a French exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahomey
Paris
London
Berlin
Austria
Rudolph
Valerie
Franz Salvator
Ischl
Cos
Trousseau
Vienna Hofburg
Mariazell
Inspecting Summer Resorts for Sanitary Health Standards
A New York Herald columnist urges monthly sanitary inspections of boarding houses and summer resorts. Questions to ask include breakfast foods, bread choices, water filtration, proximity of wells to cesspools, and ventilated earth closets. The Catskills and North Shore are highlighted as needing the same oversight as congested city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesspool
Catskills
North Shore
Mulberry Street
Baxter Street
South Fifth Avenue
Shirley Dare
New York Herald
Unusual Lobster With Bright Yellow Red Spots Captured
Captain Robert Staplins of Stonington Connecticut hauled a lobster just outside Fisher's Island that bore bright yellow and red spots across its body. The spotted pattern covered the body while the claws and legs remained speckled like a turkey egg. The crustacean weighed about one and a half pounds and astonished veteran lobster catchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Staplins
Stonington
Conn
Fisher's Island
Philadelphia Ledger
Woman and Lawyer Sue Steamboat for Damages
Mrs Mary Williams of Wisconsin boarded a Milwaukee Grand Haven steamer and became seasick. She hired a Chicago lawyer to sue the steamboat company for 5000 dollars, alleging implied obligation to carry passengers safely and pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Chicago
Steamboat Company
Detroit Free Press
A Proper Accompaniment for Mrs Bingo Seej
A playful exchange recounts buying white vests for Mrs. Bingo Seej and a quip about paper collars. The Clothier and Furnisher frame adds local newspaper tone to a domestic shopping vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingo
Seej
Mr. Bingo
Explanations
Agnes and Laura discuss why there are many dog days in Munsey's Weekly style. The dialogue echoes a quip about every dog having his day, reflecting light humor about fortunes and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Laura
Munsey's
19th Century Hy gienic hotel to become woolen warehouse at Laight Street
The Hy gienic hotel at 13 and 15 Laight street New York city once served as elegant residences for families including George Schuyler and a son of Alexander Hamilton and ol Thorne. The looming demolition will clear space for a large woolen warehouse. Carriage houses and ornate stone and marble details recall a time when land was cheaper and business lay uptown near Canal street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laight Street
New York City
George Schuyler
Alexander Hamilton
Ol. Thorne
St. John's Park
French Strangler Eyraud Refuses Knife for Nails
En route to France Eyraud asked for a knife to trim nails. The keeper refused fearing suicide, prompting his remark that he could kill himself by pressing his hands to his chest. He was soon afterward manacled to restrain him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Eyraud
Locomotive Bound for British Columbia Becomes Obscured Caption
A damaged OCR fragment notes a locomotive destined for a British Columbia railroad being hoisted. The garbled text implies a lifting or transport scene with uncertain specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
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