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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1886
Page
5
Poetic lyric by Arthur M. Easter expresses faith in divine guidance to shared happiness. The speaker anticipates spiritual leadership shaping love and trust between partners. Both call for patience until mutual hearts align and devotion becomes fulfilled.
In New York a Bohemian artist Gerald DeVoissy is entranced by Maggie Robbins who is unknown to be Maggie Livingston the daughter of Mr. Livingston and cared for by Mrs Robbins. A deliberate ruse exposes class pride and ends with Gerald and Maggie’s engagement after a hidden family match.
A farmer and his wife were turned out in heavy rain at Inverconnich Strathglass Invernesshire after eviction at the Chisholm estate. The house barn and diary were set on fire leaving only stone walls as sheriff officers withdrew. The couple had farmed the land for fifty years under rising rents that strained the yeomanry.
A prominent Boston lawyer on a train noticed a superior young woman seated beside a humble elderly lady with bundles. He offered to switch seats, but she refused, until he gently revealed his concern for the elder woman's comfort, prompting her to rethink her stingy stance.
Rumor claims a dashing noble officer in the queen of Spain s guards fell in love with his royal mistress and pursued her, prompting her to report him to the minister of war. She hinted his absence would restore her peace. He departed.
A Frankfort letter describes a highly organized German system of police oversight and social control. The writer notes pervasive reporting requirements, strict military and civil obedience, and extensive state supervision that yields internal peace and low crime. He praises beer regulation and government hygiene, while hoping America adopts similar internal economic discipline. He admires German citizens such as German Americans for duty, industriousness, and civic loyalty.
An 1869 Rochester Union letter from Fort Bowie describes Lawton and Gen Miles escorting Geronimo Natchez and relatives to Florida. The party was warmly received, weapons were removed, Geronimo showed amiable demeanor toward the officer’s family, and the band played as transport prepared.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports James G Blaine Jr and his wife welcomed his father Mr Blaine back at Monongahela House. After a 20 minute conference Blaine Jr paced the corridors then joined a brief chat before the couple departed smiling.
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