Dangers of Cold Pig Mischief at a London Hotel
A bishop in 1 30 A.M. Britain is locked out of Skinner's hotel. After failed bells and a missing knocker, he beds with Mr. Sargisson in a quiet street near the Strand. A mistaken night visit leads to a comic confrontation at Cranford church during confirmation prep.
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London
Skinner’s
Suffolk Street
Gravesend
Skinner's
Preets
Mr. Sargisson
Strand
Mr. Pawson
Sargisson
Skinner’s Hotel
Rs Sg
Pybus
Cranford
Ater
Marjory
Episcopal
Mrs. Pybus
Mabel
Mrs. Holt
Waterloo Station
Wenbrook
Muchly Married Wooman Recalled In Death Notice
Mrs Josephine Baxter of Trumansburg near Ithaca dies at home aged no age given. She was six times a bride and five times a widow with marriages to James Odell Clarence Cushman Oscar D Williams and others. Her life included elopement in 1857 and spells in Cincinnati Rome Nyack and Dakota before settling in Trumansburg.
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Wooman
Josephine Baxter
Trumansburg
Ithaca
Canandaigua
Ontario County
Palmyra Academy
James Odell
Toledo
Clarence W. Cushman
Cincinnati
New York
Nyack
N.Y
Oscar D. Williams
United States Army
Dakota
Louisville
Edward
Stuttering Women Reported in Three Hudson Valley Towns
The Troy Press notes recent claims that women never stutter, but reports three stuttering women found in Seward Brown Hollow and Palatine Bridge. The piece muses on causes and hints at possible links to Indians snoring and potential prevention of stuttering as a chance to study the habit.
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Troy
Seward
Brown Hollow
Palatine Bridge
German Crown Prince Unser Fritz and His Charms
A long Tribune piece portrays Crown Prince Frederick William as a noble Teuton, devoted husband, and loving father. It recalls his grief at Prince Waldemar's funeral, where he wept over his son, and notes his dignified bearing, chivalry, and a distinctive silver coin on his cravat.
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New York Tribune
Frederick William
Tacitus
Eugenie
Comtesse Walewski
Japan
China
America
Europe
France
Prince William
Waldemar
Unser-Fritz
Friedenskirche
Potsdam
Baden
Minue
A Smart Washington Girl
A Washington doctor explains why low shoe fashion causes a cold. A vivacious girl on nineteenth street wore low shoes and, after a week or so, caught a cold. Her mother consulted the physician who noted the pattern and warned against the habit.
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Washington
Nineteenth Street
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Bish
Theodore
Prente
Bargisson
Unser
Fritz
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