Troubled Wedding Trip and a Judge Speak Easy
A Washington Star reporter recalls a Western judge on a business trip recounting a stormy courtship. He loses riches due to a mining strike, contemplates suicide, marries his Indiana sweetheart, then rebuilds with a windfall from mining claims. The tale ends with the judge praising his wife and inviting the writer to meet her. The column blends personal history, finance, and moral reflection.
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Washington Star
Washington
Star
Qneans
Colorado
Indiana
New York
Providence
Nat
Aglock
Ming
Eise
Duck
Lye
Amy Judge
The Wonderful Maxim Gun Invention Described By Nenry M Yleti
An 1880s view portrays Maxim’s gun as a rapid fire device mounted on a swiveling stand. It fires continuously with a belt of 140 to 400 rounds, ejecting spent cartridges on one side and loading the next on the other. A steel water jacket cools the barrel, and a single operator can direct fire with a bicycle-like control.
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Nenry M Yleti
Lyangellut
New York
Maxims
Hla
Butteta
Clementa
Utah News from Cache county on tax for new schoolhouse
Utah news from Cache county reports a tax of 82000 dollars to fund a new schoolhouse. It notes court actions, mining progress near Mercur and Skull Valley, a fatal fall at a shaft, rising Agricultural College enrollment, gas drilling expansion, and rail travel improvements. Includes crime, accidents, and local business updates with multiple named places and persons.
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George
Jacob Gines
Umant County
Durance Vile
Marion Christian
Park City
Fee Dulow
Agricultural College of Utah
Nero
Jerold Re Letcher
Utah Commission
Washington
Jay
American Gas and Nel Company
Salt Lake
Tuscarora
Harry Hayes
Prevo
Petlcun Point
Utah Lake
Ilo
Albert Engstrom Hayes
Reputation in Literature and Editorial Acceptance
The article contrasts two reputations for writers: one gained from public attention and critics, often fleeting, and another earned through steady, dependable quality in editorial work. It cites Anthony Elope and Hianley Weymaan as examples of the former, and notes editors favor writers whose work is consistently strong, with only a portion accepted per publication and the rest returned with regret. James Knapp comments from New Lohemian.
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Hianley Weymaan
Publiot
James Knapp Heeye
Movement to set Vicksburg battlesite as national park
The text notes a plan to create a National Military Park at Vicksburg, with Stephen D Lee associated as president of the park organization. It describes the site as historic, the long siege lasting seventy seven days, and mentions the Natoma cemetery at the battlefield’s northern edge where Union soldiers lie. The proposed park would cover about 4000 to 6000 acres with expansive landscape features.
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Stephen D Lee
Vicksburga Historia Battleground
Minda
Beephen D Lee
Vicksburg
Natoma
Reed Brothers Named Speaker of the House
Thomas Brickatt Reed, also known as Thomas Crackett Reed, has again been chosen Speaker of the House. A Portland, Maine native born about fifty five years ago, Reed began practicing law in 1865 and served in the Maine Legislature, including the Senate in 1870 and as Attorney General. He later held Portland city posts and was a representative in Congress in 1899.
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Dorothy Dulin
World Lake Street
Cir
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Lake
Chicago
Mika Ly
Union Pacific
Omaha
Nowa
Salt Lake
Mercur
Hie
William Cook
Ipfin City
Idleh County
McNally
Bravo
Hooper
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Cook
Garden City
Patrick Breen
W. D Stanley
Fred Stell, Jr
Ian
Chambers
Swift
Wae Aald
Reedadess
Thomas Brickatt Reed
Thomas Crackett Reed
House of Representatives
Mr Reed
Portland
State House of Representatives
Senate
Maine
Bc Uestor
Dean-Saia Pasha Returns to His Residence in Constantinople
The article notes Dean-Saia Pasha, once a refugee at a British embassy, has returned to his own residence in Constantinople. It references the broader turmoil and shifting political dynamics surrounding his status and location amid ongoing regional events.
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Sala Pasha
Constantinople
Saia Pasha
Bego Lily Ank for thiy braid Men's Bhoss
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bego Lily Ank and items described as thiy braid and Bhoss. The readable content is limited, with unclear context, making precise attribution difficult. The text appears to reference names and clothing or accessory terms without a coherent event or outcome.
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Lily Ank
A Message From Kabul’s Tree Watcher And The Russian Specter
Abdul Itahman of Afghanistan faces a dramatic tale of a prophetic informer who warned of a Russian advance. The man climbs a tree to watch Muscovite movements, but days pass with no sign as crowd and court await a distant threat. The anecdote ends with the proverb that croakers are scarce in Cabul.
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WW. D Howells
Lincoln
Apghan
Abdul Itahman
Ameer
Afghantetan
Cabul
Newa
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