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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1887
Page
8
In a Glen House to Missoula journey, passengers fear a bandit attack. Actor Walter Hackstone reveals himself to shoot two robbers, saving Elsie Warde and others and earning relief from the crowd.
Post offices established in Dakota with Ran som ee county and Argusville listed. Postmasters commissioned include M. R Cleney for Dakota and D. A. Meacham in Towa. Other entries mention Hep burn d Lempard Lanevine T Weyoun Mount J A Hoffman and Richwood in Minnesota with unclear details.
Winkelmeier, claimed to be the world’s largest man, died in April twenty two at the age of eighty eight. Born in Austria, he stood eight feet tall and was famed for his immense height throughout his life.
Newport correspondent reports E H Schermerhorn of New York confines himself to his Narragansett avenue cottage for years. He shuns newspapers, wakes and eats to exact times, and performs daily duties by a rigid schedule, isolating himself from society.
A digest of recent figures shows France pays senators and deputies one pound sterling per day. Belgium grants £17 monthly to each chamber member, while Germany and Sweden set daily or seasonal rates with penalties for absences. Portugal uses £67 a year, Switzerland固定 varies by council, and the United States offers $5,000 with travel indemnities. Norway pays 14s daily during about a four month session.
A survey of famous wrecks and salvaged bullion from the Lutine and other vessels. It notes how fortunes vanished with ships like the Lutine in 1799 and references Dutch and British wrecks yielding gold, silver, and jewels, with Dickens cited on the Australia treasure and recovery.
Ten years pass and London shows significant growth in area and population. The Chicago Tribune reflects on the enduring expansion of cities and the ongoing cycle of development shaping urban life.
The Philadelphia Record notes cremation as the trusted, safest remedy against decomposition of the dead. It argues no medical or sociological expert doubts it, but prejudice and custom hinder wide acceptance, while capitalists may push cremation to profit.
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