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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1886

Page

6

Gladstone Defends Irish Land Bill in Commons Speech

In London on April 16 Mr Gladstone outlined his plan to purchase Irish lands, denouncing past English governance. He said the bill favors tenants, targets landlords, and links to a future land act and home rule, with stock issues and rents set as purchase price benchmarks.

Gladstone House of Commons Ireland London England Land Commission Griffith Chamberlain Trevelyan Rogland

Quaker Nehemiah Strong Defies Westward Raiders

In a frontier tale from Rochester, Nehemiah Strong a Quaker miner faces landless outlaw Bob Fellows and six accomplices who threaten his cabin. Ruth Strong leads a stand promising lawful resistance and nonviolent defiance as the raiders attempt force, while the sisters prepare to act within their faith.

Rochester Nehemiah Strong Nehemiah Strong Jong Bob Fellows Wales Father Villian Ruth Naomi Bob

Opposition Eases as Pespcens Seeks Change in Duty

The text notes a desire to modify Pespcens stance and expresses willingness to be relieved from continuing his current attitude of opposition. It portrays a shift toward reducing resistance and accepting new expectations.

Pespcens

Giant Powder Explosion Kills Wisconsin Official

A can of giant powder exploded during transfer at Clintonville near Appleton Wisconsin injuring several workers. Arthur Edwards station baggage master died instantly James Ringwood night operator is badly burned and likely to die John Faas brakeman on top of the car was blown fifty feet and seriously hurt. The car and part of the freight depot were wrecked.

Shawano Wis Clintonville Appleton Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad Cara Arthur Edwards James Ringwood John Faas

Death Toll Rises From Sauk Rapids Cyclone After Widespread Toll

Total dead climbs to thirty seven in Sauk Rapids with seventy three at four cyclone sites. Names added include Annie Ziebold and Willie Fehr of St. Cloud, E G Halbert and others in Sauk Rapids, Polish families, and Silas Warner among the injured. At least ten more deaths likely among the injured in coming days.

Lulu Carpenter Samuel Carpenter Sauk Rapids St. Cloud Annie Ziebold Willie Fehr E. G. Halbert H. Chelgren Barsent Silas Warner Rices St. Benedict's Hospital

Why Don't You Ask Mamma

A brief verse from the New York World about a widow’s only child and a suitor asking for marriage. The poem depicts love, loneliness, and a hopeful proposal as the young woman coyly defers to her mother’s counsel.

Mamma New York World

Ruth and Nehemiah Thwart Intruding Suitors with Boiling Trap

In a domestic tale the sisters rig a hollow cylinder device that ejects boiling water to scare away Bob Fellows and companions who intrude on Ruth and Nehemiah's home. The bold plan succeeds, leaving pursuers in hot water and fleeing aboard hastily saddled horses.

Ruth Father Nehemiah Bob Fellows

Pitiable Sight At Smyrna Church As Minister Reads News

A Cumberland Presbyterian preacher Rev Downey Blair collapsed during Sunday sermon after learning a Kansas dispatch about his son John Blair and a family tragedy. Congregation rushed to assist as news of the alleged killings and mob hanging circulated from distant Kansas events. Louisville Dispatch to The Globe-Democrat.

Smyrna Downey Blair Cumberland Presbyterian Church Kansas John Blair Blair John Reneteer Louisville The Globe-Democrat

Tom Boy With Her Big Slate Sparks Education Shift

A historical note recalls how women faced limits a century ago in schooling. The piece cites a Wilmington tale where a girl defied norms in Master Wilson’s school, persisting in arithmetic beyond basic lessons and earning jeers as the “tom boy with her big slate.”

Remini Wilmington Wil Maste Wilson

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