The Country Editor's Plaint
Poem-like note laments unpaid subscriptions as a fate worse than bare pants. It urges readers to send their mite, small or large, to avoid winter with nothing to wear. The piece blends satire and moral appeal, citing Unger as a subscriber not paying what is due.
Five Masked Men Rob Burlington Line Express
Five masked men halted a Burlington train east of St Joseph using torpedoes and a red lantern. They boarded the engine and forced the messenger to open the safe and mail car. the haul reportedly less than 50 dollars, with an impression the bandits were nervous amateurs.
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Man Rejoices Over Sudden Return of Wife’s Voice
In Pine township near Valparaiso Indiana farmer George Kuertl and his family celebrate a miraculous recovery. His wife who spoke no words since Christmas after a nightmare omen began calling his name and now speaks again though without voice control. The event follows her brother-in-law’s death in a New York train wreck and is regarded as a miraculous sign by the family and neighbors.
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Homicide in Park City Ends in Fatal Woundings
In Park City a morning shooting left Jack Joy or Joyce fatally wounded and Tim Crow badly hurt after a dispute at a disreputable house run by Lottie Miner. Crow and Joyce, both strangers to each other, involved in a case of mistaken identity with Joyce dying soon after.
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