Castle in the Air Dream Reveals Fleeting Vision
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1887
Page
6
An Imported Butler Finds Rich Family in Turmoil
A Philadelphia magnate Peleg V. Atkinson longs for happiness despite wealth as his American wife seeks status with a British style marriage. The household clashes over a butler Ludovic and his Irish brother while daughter Clarissa contemplates titles and exile after a costly social plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peleg V. Atkinson
Europe
Sir Lepel Griffin
New York
Philadelphia
Third Street
Wall Street
Corot
Meissonnier
Vibert
Atkinsons
Mr. Atkinson
Clarissa
Jennie
Villo
Serpe Es
Washington
Cadwallader Smythe
Georgetown
Ludovic
Iree
Papa
Mrs. Atkinson
Sir Boyle Roche
Edward
Sir Boyle
Wentworth Manor
Lord Wentworth
Baron Atkinson
Atkinson
Edward Boyle
Eddie
Clara
Larry
The Great French Tower at the 1889 Exposition
A Paris correspondent notes M Eiffel’s proposed 950 foot tower as the exhibition’s headline feature. The structure will test nerve in ascent, may oscillate, and will cost 1,500,000 francs in subsidies. Critics doubt ornamentality but anticipate a lasting, if costly, iron landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Eiffel’s Tower
Babels Babel
Eiffel Tower
Trocadero Palace
Saving Common Sense Speech Sparks Debate
The Seattle Daily Press argues that at least eleven-twentieths of U S voters possess common sense and contends no faction such as anarchists or communists can flip the country, warning against revolutionary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seattle Daily Press
Plantation Philosophy in an Ar kansas Traveler quote
A historical quip contrasts a cruel wise man with sober leadership, noting that businesses prosper only when the leader controls appetite. It criticizes book learning without practical discipline, suggesting a man who only knows theory loses value once in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Arkansaw Traveler
The Trade in Human Hair Across Paris and Germany
The article notes rising trade in human hair led by France with hair sourced from China and locals in Paris. It cites large sales at religious establishments, street collection by rag pickers, and color statistics, comparing Paris data with Prof Virchow’s Germany school hair colors and regional distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
China
Paris
Virchow
Germany
Alsace- Lorrain
Berlin Police Divides Crime by Specialties and Uses Photo Albums
A Paris journal correspondent describes Berlin crime as highly specialized with officers focusing on housebreaking thefts furnished apartments swindling and bullies. The city uses crime albums to identify thieves and extortionists, while public venues must close early and procurers are driven from certain quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Service Des Meurs
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Marquis de Creve
Legation
The
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