The Comet Engagements and a Rooftop Affair
A playful Chicago News Record piece describes a social scene with the Comet as a symbol of flirtations. Marie invites visitors to the roof to view the comet, while a visitor assists a climber up and down, mindful of edge dangers and the complexities of romance.
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Chicago News-Record
Indian land claim rocks Bonner's Ferry town site
The Spokane Chronicle reports Bonner's Ferry residents debate an allotment plan granting 10 tracts to 10 heirs of Dick Fry, including the original town site. The dispute centers on Indian versus settler title and possible delays in selling land for years, with talks of overthrown titles or compromises.
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Missionary troubles and notable China observer depart
American missionaries face criticism in Turkey China and Japan with charges of dishonesty from Japan Herald and The Mail. A brutal assault on Presbyterial missionary Anna Melton in Aiublia sparks diplomatic exchanges. William Pethick US vice consul resigns after 27 years in China and plans to return home with insights on Li Hong Chang.
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Excuse For Fighting Between Pols Sparks Brawl
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a heated parliamentary clash where Joseph Chamberlain, barred from delivering a speech, equated Gladstone to Herod and home rulers to innocents. Indignation led to a fist fight seen as healthier than insult driven rhetoric.
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Conversation on kissing and athletics among unnamed speakers
A male asks if a kiss would cause a scream while a female whispers that no one can hear. They discuss whether they participate in athletic competitions, with the woman replying they go in for athletes in an indirect way.
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Beatty's Pianos and Organs Leads Growth in New Jersey
Hon Daniel F Beatty of Washington New Jersey rises from penniless plow boy in 1870 to selling about 100000 Beatty pianos and organs. He plans to sell 200000 more in ten years, aiming at a $20000000 business as the largest of its kind.
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