Prolonged Indictments and Trials From News Abroad
A jumble of reports covers charges against Wu M. ze Emp with bail, mining claims in Dakota, tariffs and Beecher trial motions, weather and disasters in France and Hungary, ship losses, and political conventions. The text notes indictments, bail amounts, strikes, and legal actions, with scattered market data and sensational domestic anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. M. Ze
New York
Amd
Vudlow Street
Este
Tus Indian Bureau
Washington
Prof
Macy
Tarney's Peak
Heys TP
Castle F
Castle Creek
Breneh Creek
Dakota
New York Shu
Syracuse
Syracuse On the 20Nd Nominsated ; ‘v Secretary of
Shire
Dusenheigaphellers Ansean
Beecher
Ehhoffer
Chicago
California
Gendwell
Gayrior
Puchoee
Bank of Canton
National Bank of Chicago
London
Marquis of
Lorne
Paris
le Fennd
Jou Trouse
Bristin
Con
Tisconet
Neilsen
Godiva in Town and the Handkerchief Plot
In a bustling town Godiva loses a handkerchief on a train, borrows a stranger’s, and later meets the owner as a suitor in a stage society. The tale follows their romance from a comic mishap to marriage and a hidden moral: the wearer and the wife are the same.
ITEMS OF INTEREST AND STRANGE TALES FROM 1875
A collage of anecdotes, court quips, odd sayings, a Detroit sign painter, a canning tip for green currants, a Post Office Department update on registered letters, a Mexican bandit shooting near Lone Pine, and the story of Maggie Adams a seventeen year old formerly enslaved in Kansas.
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Donalpson
Jackson
Boston
Wen
Detroit
Denver
Post Office Department
Detroit Tribune
Lone Pine
Inyo County
Cal
Robel
Inyo Independent
Committee of Six
Jose Maria Guerre
Hin
Hoyle
Oskaloosa
Maggie Adams
Allen
Missouri
Kansas
Leavenworth
Kan
Corset Opinions Stir Debates in Englishwoman Magazine
A series of medical opinions on corsets argues strict lacing can sculpt a slender waist with safe fit, while others warn against discomfort and harm. The editor closes with a caution against open controversy, praising well fitted, comfortable corsets as essential to the era’s dress and climate. An anecdote about a lone woman on a voyage contrasts danger and kindness, illustrating caution amid peril at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garonne
Inus
Bohemia
Moravia
Corinthia
Tyrol
Beirat
Rep Group
Spotted Tail Indians
Nebraska
Turron
Beecher
Mr. Beecher
Detroit
Bechiller
S & Co
London
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
New York
Comptroller of the Currency
Cincinnati Water Works
Godiva
Coventry
Intelligence Office
Conquest
Sister Robinson and the tale of a spring baby
A nostalgic village portrait centers on Ethel Robinson, called Sister, born to four brothers who name her with affection. The piece recalls her kindness to animals, bravery saving a little sister from a well, and the family’s loving dynamics as they narrate her childhood through letters and village life.
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Ethel Robinson
Papa
Christ
Ethel
Arthur
Mamma
Charley
Robinson
Sniffen
Jemima Ann
Litle
Sister Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Sister
Yellow Dog
Gen
Grant
Sister Sniffen
Lamb
Wari
Little Sister
Rose
Dean Rosie
Christotle Clumbus
Harper's Bazar
Tom's Deluge Delights and Disaster at Home
A chaotic scene erupts as a turkey roast, water flood, and a broken Noah’s ark theme collide. Tom frets over blame while his family and a doctor address damages, pay for a mended head, and repair ruined carpets and ark pieces. Tom then behaves well for a week.
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Tom
Noah
George
Monkey
John
Ton
Uncle George
Jomes
Merv
Mrvtenn
Ste Nicholas
Radcliffe the blunt English physician of royal service
A compact portrait of Dr. Robert Radcliffe noted as a frank Yorkshire physician. The narrative tracks his rise to royal favor under Princess Anne of Denmark, wages and gifts from William III, and his notorious bluntness, including the quip about the king’s legs. It notes dismissals, favors, and eventual estrangement, with anecdotes on court medicine and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Landon Radcliffe
Anne
Denmark
William
Radclide
Mary
Duke of Gloucester
Gileson
Radelille
Meg
Lersa
Earl of Albemarle
Earl of
Bradford
A Strange Female Propensity in San Francisco
The Sacramento Recant-Curon parodies a surge of female readers aiming at lawyers, citing numerous shootings or attempts. It humorously claims a mysterious female propensity amplified by San Francisco fogs, noting attacks on various lawyers without age or status limits, and mocks the pattern as a law of nature.
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Sacramento
Cal
W. A. L. Barnes
Fritherto
San Francisco
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the News
Lews
Des Moines
Shephard Leffler
Merry
Eo B. Woodward
Wy J
Supreme Court
AL Tt
Tad
Deerly
Bata
Disravenes
France
Toulouse
St. Cyprien
Tremouillet
Pox
Circuta
South America
Goma
Murillo
Seville
Cuba
Spain
Madrid
Misavet
Eliza
Count von Arnint
Kaumergericht
Thor
Doxanpson
Toronto
Point Peter
Lake Ontario
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Counell
Morntoren Thompson
Q. K. Philander Doesticks
P. B
New York City
New England
Dedham
Mass
James H. Costley
Julia Hawkes
Thomaston
Louis Wagner
Jon True Gordon
Gordon
Hong
Plymouth Church
Aet
Cincinnati
Omaha
Hitchcock
Tener O. B. McFapvey
Congress
Washington Territory
Reef Castle
Northwestern
Sam
Milwaukee Spring
ST. Louis
Milwaukee
Buranerorrs
Ste. Toledo
Brrapsturrs
Amber
Michigan
Cleveland
Breapstores
Buffalo
East Liberty
Reeves
Philadelphia
Richmond
Slater
Allah
Cadi
John G, Saxe
Peter Brown
Peter
Romeo
Cesar de Montmorenci
Miss Godiva
Louis Xtv
Monsieur
Marquis
Miss Maria Edgeworth
Seine
Paradise
Mrs. Brown
Darry
Gen. Eaton
United States Commissioner of Education
Ife
M. Quad
Sor Young Readers
Christian Union
Little Sister Robinson
Oscr
Tennyson
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