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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1894
Page
6
Grace Denison endures immense pain as she confronts her husband Charlie’s crime. She travels to the victim and her infant, seeks mercy for him, and ultimately destroys her marriage to protect the woman wronged, leading to Charlie’s eventual release from custody.
The Boston Herald profiles Charley Jewell who for ten years chimes the eight bells of the Old North Church on Salem Street. He explains the physical effort, with eight ropes like a chimer keyboard, and contrasts chiming with pealing done by a crew of eight.
A St. Louis operator drew 810,00 on the sultan of Turkey to fund a deal. The draft traveled via New York and Rothschilds to Constantinople, where the sultan’s chamberlain faced payment. After counsel suggested the loan tie, the sultan paid, leaving John Smith puzzled but relieved.
An article discusses memory retention when parts of the brain are damaged noting that the right hemisphere may store certain faculties. It recounts Lt Brady who lost right brain tissue in Assam and later forgot Black associates while retaining memory of white colleagues, and ends with a fragmented dialogue about a hold up.
The piece profiles Mrs. William Astor, Mrs. Hicks-Lord, Mrs. Burke-Roche and others as prominent, wealthy widows amid New York society. It notes Astor's wealth and charm, Hicks-Lord’s long life at Washington Square and Vatican ties, and Burke-Roche’s beauty and fortune, all potential brides for wealthy suitors.
A Pennsylvania girl Miss Annie Seasholtz daughter of Charles Seasholtz of Northumberland moves toward foreign mission work after training at Dr. Simpson's institute. She leaves Sept. 28 with volunteers for Akola Berar India to study Marathi for two years. An earlier balloon accident near Capac left C F Wait briefly suspended midair but unhurt after a hard landing.
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