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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1887

Page

5

Moonlit River Mystery Ends in Forgiveness and Love

Muriel Warner, entangled with her sink into dissipation husband Fred Warner, encounters a lone boatman Ralph Resseguie who confesses murder then drops a packet. The revelation links past and present as Muriel and Resseguie rescue a wounded pair and later marry after facing death and reconciliation.

Rocky Hill Muriel Warner Fred Warner Muriel Muse Ralph Resseguie Resseguie Ralph Rue N.xt Bahama Islands Sone Aoe Ener Tonrgotten Pekan Raph Besseyguie van Ness Mabel Resseguie

Hog Guesser Hiram Sibley’s Remarkable Weight Trick

The Rochester millionaire Hiram Sibley famous for benevolence to Cornell is featured in a tale of hog guessing. On a farm near Rochester a well dressed hog was weighed after Sibley predicted 206 1 4 pounds. The scale showed 261 3 4 pounds, then a hidden plug in the hog’s mouth yielded exactly a half pound, proving his keen eye.

Anthony Comstock Rochester Union Hiram Sibley Cornell University New York Rochester Sibley

A Glympse of Royalty From Olive Logans Vienna Exposition

Olive Logan recalls her first glimpse of Queen Isabella of Spain at the Vienna Exposition. She describes the ex-queen as a coarse, elderly woman in plain clothes with a youth beside her, and notes the queen’s attempts to bargain for Turkish rugs despite royalty. Logan later saw her at the opera in a striking fall outfit and deems the sight revolting.

Olive Logan Isabella Spain

Desert Trek and Lemon Ice Bain: Flaubert and Damiens Meet Thirst

During an Eastern tour, Gustave Flaubert and a companion cross the Nubian desert after a camel wrecks their water vessel. With 70 hours to a distant well, they endure heat and thirst, briefly comforted by memories of lemon ices before a quarrel ends with reconciliation at a distant well.

Tellege Souvenirs Litteraires Gustave Flaubert Damiens Flaubert Tortoni’s Hlubert Gustave

Reminiscences of Dueling by Old Colonel McCarthy

A Washington gathering of southern men recalls antebellum dueling. Col. Jack McCarthy is praised for fearless daring from challenges to violence. Tales recount his deadly duel with Mason and other bold exploits across Georgia Kentucky Texas and Arkansas.

Metropolitan Washington Georgia Kentucky Texas Col Jack McCarthy Mason McCarthys McCarthy Mac Jack Capitol Arkansas

Bully Confronted by Calm Defiance in Sauber Tie

A tense scene shows a bully pressing a man outside the Sauber team’s reach. The man retorts with dry humor, saying he has had enough and refuses to be dragged further into trouble.

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First Impressions of England From a Car Ride

Excerpted reflections by O. W. Holmes on England seen from carriage and cars. Describes lush hedges, slim trees, and rosy-cheeked children, comparing English landscapes to New England scenes and noting differences from Boston and Liverpool impressions.

England Birket Foster New England Saxton Rome Gregory Dickens Boston Liverpool London O. W. Holmes Atlantic

Beecher's Faith Letter Distills Core Doctrines

A dated 1885 letter from Henry Ward Beecher outlines his personal creed. He affirms a personal Creator, universal sin, conversion, and divine agency, rejects Calvinistic atonement, and supports revival preaching and church education as paths to salvation through Jesus Christ.

Henry Ward Beecher Brooklyn Jesus Christ Demption Christ Adam Warp Bencarr

Distinguished Oakland writer in court over vagabancy charge

A literary man from Oakland stands in police court facing a vagabondage accusation. He argues the case as persecution of authors, while the judge condemns his associates and orders hard labor after brief remarks. The scene echoes celebrated writers and past vagrants.

Oakland Cal San Francisco Richard Savage Dick Steele Byron Sam Johnson

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