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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1896

Page

2

Brooklyn man dislocates jaw during mischief and courtship

A jumble of snippets notes social jests and local color. A Brooklyn man dislocated his lower jaw while vacating a scene. A Brooklyn judge decides that front step courtship is legal and lovers should seize the moment. Other items include a long marriage to a deceased wife’s granddaughter, aging, and a 102 year old Rhode Island resident's long residence.

Miss Thlem For Brooklyn Vachine Clara Pye Charles Menges Stevensyville Montana Mary Dissler Reading

Natural History Snippets and Oddities from the Era

A collage of curiosities notes ducks consumed by Chinese, a kite flight limit, and coal tar colors. It reports a 300 pound sea turtle hauled by Capt. Charles Lord southeast of South Shore light, a Newark dog reacting to trolley cars, and the trickery of misrepresented Mocha coffee with fake berries shipped through famed ports.

Cora A. Smith Portland Charles Lord South Shore Light Newark N. J United States Brazil

Lords of Creation in a Fragmented Voice

A fragmented OCR passage offers aphorisms on language, wealth, and energy, mingling terse maxims with snippets about Hawaii voters, a French cabinet’s age, and a brief line about Jaquero Romano. The text reads like an excerpt from a satirical or editorial piece, with ellipses and misspellings.

Hawaii

Ghostly meeting on foggy dock with Capt Steve Grummond

Detroit Journal recalls Capt. Steve Grummond once seeking to console a widow after learning Baxter the wood dock owner had died. In fog a spectral figure in the Corona dock pile revealed Baxter alive, collapsing Grummond in fright before the truth emerged.

Grummond Great Lakes Buffalo Teuluth Steve Detroit Journal Sarnia Corona Baxter Wooey

New Orleans Crime and Accidents Reported

A stream of New Orleans incidents includes a man leaping into the river from Thatia street, multiple near falls and injuries on Decatur and Magazine streets, a 9 year old hit by a horse, and a bicycle accident injuring Mrs O Conner. Indictments include Pascal Fednerio for shooting Paul Curado and Louis Buscoe for criminal assault. A ferryboat accident, a bridge under construction, and burglaries at Crescent City Credit Clothing Club are noted along with several arrests and minor injuries from street fights and assaults.

New Orleans Thatia Street M. A. Pavarest Annunciation Street Pascal Fednerio Paul Curado Alexandria William E. Lawrence Algiers Vincent Goneha Decatur Street Decatur St. Ann O'Conner Pravktin Abrs. McManus Royal Street Emma Louis Buscoe Vermillion River Abbeville Mike Tillman Ege Bend Ida Legarde Magazine Street John Davis Carrolton Frank Bonig Cambronne Street

First Visit to America Comment on Heat Deaths

Mr. T K Date, a Japanese visitor, notes Washington heat deaths are rare in Tokyo due to lighter clothing and temperate habits. He contrasts Japanese summers with three months of hot weather and explains rice beer is milder and diet is less meat-centric.

America T. K. Date Tokyo Washington Japan United States Washingston Post

A Witty Prelate and the Parson’s Hat Tale

Arch bishop Ryan, famed for wit, grants a priest a health related vacation then playfully suggests trying the air of the parish. A silk hat from before the war prompts a remark about lineage, the hat’s owner replying it belonged to his father who fell in the rising of '48, a quip the prelate sharpens.

Ryan

Parisians Plagued by Recurrent Suicide Craze

A Parisian wave of personal crisis reports resumes with a woman ascending the Notre Dame platform, stepping onto the parapet and leaping to her death. The act mirrors past incidents at iconic monuments such as the Vendome and Bastille columns, with death reported as instantaneous.

Notre Dame

X Rays Proved Him Sane in Hamburg Case

A Hamburg man’s sanity was affirmed by Roentgen rays after he claimed ten years ago a bullet lay in his head from an attempted suicide. He then suffered from headaches and other ailments consistent with the supposed injury.

Hamburg Roentgen Raya

Hand Book for Women Free by Dr Hartman

A brief notice describes Dr Hartman as author of a light book on diseases peculiar to women, collectively termed female diseases, highlighting its aim to inform women about these conditions.

Hartman

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