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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1886
Page
4
In a dialogue from the St James Gazette a speaker teases a young man about his infatuation with a bewitching woman. He frets over social worth and rumors while a chorus mocks his motives and the allure of Miss Pink.
A German doctor narrates a late night ride to the Sendlingerthor estate and the Gottsaker dead house where a seemingly dead Baronin is found to show signs of life via an electric detector. The scene reveals catalepsy and a medical dilemma amid fear and superstition in Munich.
S L Clemens writing to the New York Sun contends the grave site for General Grant should endure for posterity. He argues New York, as guardian of the tomb, will remain central for centuries, contrasting with Washington and western power shifts and urging a site that will survive future generations.
Immigrant steamer passengers from Glasgow recount a veteran, Joseph Blackford, of the Seventy first Highlanders, who wore many Crimea war medals and spoke of Balaklava Inkerman Sebastopol Lucknow siege. He journeys to St Joseph Missouri and meets Captain Hussey, a famed lifesaver, who defends medal worth by actions.
In an 19th century illustration, Lord John Gardiner encounters Captain Kidd near Block Island in a tale of intrigue. Gardiner aids Kidd with a barrel of cider and gifts of muslin, gold, and chests, while Kidd acquiring treasure to bury near Cherry Harbor. The account blends legends of piracy with colonial intrigue and includes warnings about keeping hidden loot for Lord Bellomont.
The New York Tribune notes Col Frederick and Jesse R. work on a second memoir volume while A. S. Grant known as Buck stays on a Westchester farm near Purdy's Station. Ex Senator Chaffee visits for winter and comments on Ward’s claimed profits from Marine bank dealings and the Grant firm.
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