Strange Ring Haunts ailing Madam in Europe Tale
A narrator recounts a mysterious voyage with Madam Marie Rosis and her devoted companion. A blood red heart ring linked to a lost lover haunts them as a shadowy man traces their steps. The tale ends with Madam’s death and a bitter revelation of past betrayal.
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Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Marie Rosis
Louise
Madam
Madam Marie
Monsieur Rosis
Monsieur
Madarin Rosss
Madamon
Madam Rosis
Sans
Zulus and British rule in Southern Africa
The article describes British supremacy over Southern Africa post Cetywayo, detailing Zulu strength of about 500,000 with 150,000 warriors, their weapons including assegai and rifles from diamond traders, and brutal discipline methods. It contrasts British victory with Zulu stubbornness and quotes the Zulu saying Abadala betu b enzanjalo, noting Isandlwana and the Prince Imperial events and a broader tone of imperial dominance.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Cetywayo
Four Winds
Africa
Cape Town
Zambezi
Zululand
Transval
Natal
Abadala Betu
Enzanjalo
Amaswazi
Isadula
Prince Imperial
Liyotozi
Beach Drowning Caution Emphasizes Safe Swimming
The New York Times notes paradoxically that only the strong divers drown on this beach as swimmers push far out, yet such incidents remain rare. It warns that exhaustion or loss of presence of mind can lead to tragedy, urging caution while swimming offshore.
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Jersey
Uncle Ed
Mary
Laura
Isabel
Ruth
Colonel Richardson
Tima
Mrs. Dermot
Kella
Cole
T. J. Cole
M.D.V.S
van Wert
Ohio
The
New York Times
Shotgun Politics in Mississippi Sparks Committee Probe
Senator Wallace's committee should summon H. M. Dixon of Yazoo County before judging Southern political freedom. Dixon, once an Independent for Sheriff, withdrew after a gun wielding Democratic mob forced him out. Dixon's withdrawal left the Democratic candidate assured of victory, prompting Wallace to call for inquiry.
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Stone
Mississippi
Yazoo County
Jesse E. Bell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wallace
H. M. Dixon
South
Dixon
Azoo City Herald
Washington’s Lesson on Anger From a Plowman Tale
In summer 1781 near Fishkill a farmer’s curses met three riders including General Washington. Washington halted to answer about the road and told him that anger solves nothing and that broken plows and better results come from calm conduct.
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Washington
Fishkill Road
General Washington
The End of a River’s Course and a Promise of Peace
Poem reflects on endurance and growth from a weary river to a vast sea. An acorn seeks a tree, a rainbow promises after storms, and time will untie knots. The speaker envisions shared peace for two lovers after hardship.
Campaign ethics under Cincinnati probe praised and panned
The Cleveland Leader notes the Congressional inquiry yielded little campaign ammunition but exposed political management ethics in Cincinnati. It details testimony by General H. B. Banning and Theodore Cook who defended spending on speakers bands and tickets, while questioning methods used to influence voters and alleged ballot interference.
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Congressional Committee
Cincinnati
H. B. Banning
Eph Holland
Theodore Cook
Paris
Ohio Democracy
Cnr
Cook
General Butterworth
Tom Young
Covington
Banning
Kentucky
Messrs
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Union Brook
Pennell
Main
Jackson Sts
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Emerson Priddy
Glenn & Priddy
McCurdy
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L*w
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H. Kemper
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Ry Sein
Heist
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Clark & Darnell
McCurdys
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West Main Street
J. L. Price
Ira P. Shissler
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Arcale
Jas. Clark & Son
Swisher & Nukes
Main Street
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Court House
Main &T. van Whrt.o
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Grocers
Arcdae
Wert, Ohio
Berrora
Onto
Heistand & Bro
General Blaskeuiins
Practical Horse-Shoer's
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Jefferson Street
Gues
Kentucky Treasury
Louisville
Golden
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Rye
Indiana
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Sleepy Tom
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New York
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Memphis
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Chicago Tribune
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Darky
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A.M. Mullen
FOX & Mullen
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Cleveland Leader
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