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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1888
Page
5
Explorers and Wonders Help Win Hearts in Africa
A cable dispatch describes how explorers earned trust among African tribes through science and spectacle. De Brazza and others used fireworks, lanterns, compasses, and musical instruments to impress natives, sometimes avoiding violence. The piece notes how such demonstrations often opened regions to exploration and aid, with tales of accordeons, organs, watches, and rifles shaping early contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Leone
Sir Francis de Winton
Sir Francis
Ogowe
Pierre de Brazza
Great River
Roca
French Congo
de Brazza
Fiji
London
Paris
Niagara Falls
Alps
Livingstone
J. Junker
Central Africa
Europe
Mtesa
Coillard Foun
Zambesi
Africa
Jacques de Brazza
McDonald
Lake Nyassa
Ludwig Wolf
Sankuru
Wolf
Animals Have Language in Gentleman's Magazine
The article argues that speech and language evolved from instinctive vocalizations across species. It claims humans and savages share basic aims and notes demonstrations of animal communication, including monkeys and birds, with references to euphonia and chaffinch song, to support language as a product of reflex and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentleman's Magazine
Euphonia Musica
East Indies
Cook
Fiji
Ila
Asia
A Western Courtship Story From a Missouri Cabin
An old politician recalls staying in a Southeast Missouri settler cabin. The 16 or 17 year old daughter overhears talk of marriage, invites a quick union, and rides away with him on a horse after a candlelit ceremony with the preacher. The tale ends with the abrupt departure and the speaker never seeing her again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Pereaer
Louis Post-Dispatch
Electric Execution and the Morality of Painless Death
The piece argues for electric chair use as a humane, instantaneous death that may deter crime more effectively than hanging. It contends painless death could erode public fear of capital punishment, warns against detachment from suffering, and urges policy to maintain moral check and societal conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Frederick III
New York
Italy
London
Mary Tudor
Aysa
What a Contrast Between Palaces and Cots of Labor
A rambling critique contrasts the sober artisan’s home with a noble’s mansion. It praises rugged labor and material modesty as true happiness, warning that luxurious dwellings foster decay and idle vice over long days of honest toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olling
Royalty as a Trade Bequeathed Fortune of Kaiser Wilhelm
The Kaiser’s will bequeaths 24,000,000 marks total with half to the Crown Treasury and half distributed to family. Dowager Empress Augusta gets 714,000 dollars, Baden’s Grand Duchess receives 238,000, the Crown Prince and Prince Henry receive 238,000 each, totaling 1,656,000 for named relatives. The remainder 1,150,000 goes to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm
Augusta
Baden
Frederick
Prince Henry
Moths in Chicago Homes Advice From a Drugist
A Chicago druggist explains practical moth control for household goods. Camphor pieces in packed boxes, cedar blocks, and cedar chips deter moths. newspapers and regular airing help. For items in daily use, frequent shaking and thorough cleaning are advised to prevent infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooken
Mulleit J
Chicago
Andy
Persia
Chicago News
Termination of a Divorce Case
A San Francisco Chronicle tale recounts a divorce dispute where a well known lawyer aided a woman in negotiating a swift settlement. After attempts at compromise failed, the parties agreed in court as witnesses prepared, ending with a firm dismissal and a bypassed trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
Unclear: Central Labor Union Rejects Boy’s Rescue Report
An unclear report notes the Central Labor Union rejecting details about a boy's fate and a labor dispute involving a lockout and a return to work amid a somber context. The fragment hints at a death and exhaustion tied to long-term labor strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Sow
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