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Newspaper

The Warner Sun

Location

Warner, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1886

Page

6

Wealthy Heiress Bets on Millionaire in Summer Romance

In a fashionable coastal town a rich widow Lou Harding schemes to win Hugh Mansfield, a young millionaire, amid rival Fannie Remington and loyal Leslie Weir. A beach confrontation spurs Mansfield to reveal love and propose immediate marriage, altering social standings as Harding flees.

Fannie Fannie Remington Mrs. Harding Miss Weir Miss Remington Lou Harding Hugh Mansfield Leslie Mr. Mansfield Mansfield Leslie Weir Hugh

Secrets and Social Lessons From a City Evening

Ex Assistant Secretary of the Treasury recounts a Joint High Commission scandal involving Scott Smith and Hamilton Fish. The tale includes shadowing, a threatened consulship, and a reporter’s defiant reply tied to earning from his pen. The page continues with social observations on youth, manners, and Chesterfield’s guidance.

Hamilton Fish New York Washington Department Smith Mr. Fish Mr. Smith

Back-Seat for Mustangs in Dust Cloud Tale

A Muogee County farmer recalls breaking a young mule as a negro man rides it in a lot while spectators watch from a fence. The mule bucks and dust rises. when it clears the rider is found unharmed, though a suspender is snagged on the mule’s leg.

Georgia Muogee County Columbus Enquirer-Sun

A Blazing Monarch Coal Loses Crown In Pittsburgh

Natural gas dethrones coal as Pittsburgh’s fuel source in a dramatic energy shift. The poem speaks of old king coal as a costly ruler, now replaced by gas fired by magic wells and reason.

Pittsburgh Cole

Why They Had to Kill Another Chinaman

A mining engineer recalls a Virginia City tunnel where a foreman says two Chinese workers die after a rock fall and the belief that carrying two dead bodies out is easier than one. The tale ends noting the railroad across the continent neared completion seventeen years prior.

United States Pacific Coast Smith Virginia City New York Graphic

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