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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1886

Page

7

Three Young Lions Born at Cincinnati Zoo

Jennie the African lioness at the Cincinnati Zoo gave birth to three cubs, one male and two females, about twenty days ago. The mother was calm in a darkened cage as superintendent Stevens revealed the cubs. the father Paul watched from a separate cage. The cubs, light yellow with soft woolly fur, are cared for by their mother who licks and guards them while the jaguar in the neighboring cage shows restless behavior. Jennie’s fourth litter, she is seven years old, and the cubs are expected to be raised with maternal devotion amid the zoo’s daily routine.

Cincinnati Enquirer Jennie Zoo Superintendent Stevens Paul Air Jennis Dawn Jim Nye Minnie Bill Halsted Jion Stevens

Will in a wig tale from Bath centuries past

A humorous 16th century anecdote from Bath recounts a rich old lady who hid her fortune in a wig. After a nationwide search by relatives, the will was found, sewn inside the wig. The clause granted a daily penny for the finder for life, with the remainder left to charities.

Manchester Bath

Arkansas Native Describes Organ Tone and Orguinette

A reader from Arkansas contemplates the full tones of an organ and seeks to understand the term orguinette. The note hints at a blending of musical perception across arts and voices.

Arkansas

A Woman's Duel on Waterloo Field Ends in Wounding

Eyewitness account describes a duel between two female medical students near Waterloo. Mille Valsarre, the French opponent, fled to France after a punctured arm injury to American Miss Shelby. The combatants fought fiercely, both wore no hats or upper garments, and bystanders aided Shelby as the dueling ladies shook hands and departed.

Brusse Belgium Cab‘egram Waterloo Mille Valsarre Miss Shelby France A. M. Jean Rosander Otd

Champion Lion Fox Hounds Lion in Maine Hunt

Sabourin of Wewiston Maine praises a fox-bound Lion owned by L M Stepson as the best in Maine. The hound reportedly killed 170 foxes last year and chased a fox around a large truck in a dramatic pursuit before pouncing.

Wewiston Lion Uni Astha

Deaf Mutes Feel Music Ball Mellahivetta New Use

A Boston Journal item notes a novel royal welcome to Prince Frederick William with baldheads spelling Une Fritz in the crowd. It also covers a Yonkers elopement rumor involving William Denny Brereton and his seamstress, plus a deaf mutes story about feeling music vibrations in the air at a Lansaines event.

Boston Journal Frederick Wiliam Germany France

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