The White Fox Ben Harrison and the Iceberg Disaster
A whaling voyage tale recalls capturing a young Arctic fox named Ben Harrison and his bond with the crew. When monstrous ice floes trapped them, the ship sank, boat escapes ensued, and Ben’s loyalty and heartbreak marked the crew’s perilous survival and his own death aboard.
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Bering Sea
Benjamin Harrison
Cap
Ben
Bering Strait
Cap’n
Cap'n Johnson
Old Tabby
Ben Harrison
Exploring an Indian Mound Near Castro Station
Stanford students advance a scientific study of the mound four miles east of the university, revealing a pear shaped hill with 470 by 320 feet dimensions and two to ten feet height. The site preserves bones, implements, campfire remains, and a history of daily life, though local lore offers only dim village origins and no evidence of contact with civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Stanford
Castro Station
University Grounds
San Francisco Examiner
Vice in High Places Exposures Threaten Parliament
London readers are warned of a Personal Purity society’s alleged secret espionage on twelve senior statesmen from both parties. A mass of material is said to exist for another vice exposure, naming six Liberal and six Tory members whose private lives would be revealed. Public appetite is doubtful amid prior sensational revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Personal Purity Society
House of Commons
Babylon
Nude pictures stir Glasgow talks over license
Glasgow balks at private profit showing of a naked themed picture titled Slave Market at Cairo. Magistrates refuse a license and are attacked by some press factions while the town council debates removal from galleries. The public largely backs the magistrates.
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Glasgow
New York
Cairo
Corporation Art Galleries
Glasgow Mail
European green goods swindle spreads across Europe
They Beat Our Green Goods Men. The European green goods swindlers work their game somewhat differently from their American brethren. They send a genuine bank note as a bait. When the victim has purchased the supposed spurious notes, bogus detectives appear and seize the good and bad money. The victim takes the opportunity to escape. A large gang of these swindlers are operating in London and Rotterdam. They have victims throughout Europe.
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Green Goods
London
Rotterdam
Europe
Exchange
Seasickness Blinds New Rochester Vicar
The Reverend Edward Gedge, recently named vicar of St. Nicholas Rochester, reportedly lost sight after a severe seasickness episode while crossing the channel. The incident is noted by St. James Gazette as a remarkable and troubling consequence of seasickness.
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Edward Gedge
St. Nicholas, Rochester
Channel
St. James
The Count Still Cheerful in French Revival Talk
The Count of Paris remains cheerful amid reports of a royalist revival in France. He argues the day is near when the nation will demand an end to ruinous experiments that could lead to dictatorship or anarchy, per Paris Cable.
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France
Paris
Reclaimed Love and the Morton Hill Mystery
In a summer visit to Morton Hill, a narrator recalls May Gordon and her frail, loving husband John Gordon. A dying wife gains life through cherished words and a husband’s rekindled affection, restoring family happiness as a child’s arrival seals reconciliation. A Melbourne wedding ad follows, advertising marriage services and rings.
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May Gordon
Morton Hill
May
May Reeves
John Gordon
Morton Hall
Harvey
Willoughby
John
Darling
Baby May
Morton Wall
Buffalo News
Mr. Hawkins
Queen Street
Holt
Swanston Street
H. Hanslow
Elizabeth Street
Melbourne Argus
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Ayers Sarsapar
R Bright Lad
Ayer
Kaus_ AYER
J.C. Ayer
Bend
Cann's Kidney
J. L. C. Minter
Bethleham
Cann’s Kidney Cure CO
Venango St
Philadelphia
H. Hallett & CO
Portland, Maine
Novi
Kopf & Henry
Fist Mationel Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
Warren County
England
Scotland
Ben the Fox
Emerson
John Quincy Adams
E Nerson
Armstrong & McKelvy
Beymer-Bauman
Davis-Chambers
National Lead CO
Pittsburg
German National Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad—P
Warren
Sheffield
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Lancaster
Baltimore
Washington
Snuudaillmore
Pullman
Eric
Williamsport
Erie
Kane
Tipita
Kane Dh. m
Warrer Va, DL
Renovo
Ridgway
Shefield
W.&. Lerrary
Ticket Ag
The
Buffalo Co-Operative Brewing Co
John H. Gray
Water Street
Carver House
Warren, PA
Wyman and Conarro
Carver Ffrtise
Geauiteus Jfevrerims
WYMAN
Conarro
Pivertory
T. Neill
Mikce
Samuels Brow
Liberty Snl
Norman Davies, M. Ou
Liberty Street
Perry
Geo. Ball
RW. Stuart
D. D.S
Third St. Warren
Wilbur and Schuur
Hazeltine Building
W.werty St
W. A. Greaves
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
Olsuth
Warren Lodge Hall
Gg Smith
First National Bank
Second Street
Golden Horse Shoe
AEN & Sons
Allen Block
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Orken C. Allen
Samuel G. Allen
WM. Harrison Allen
Frank W. Whitcome
Third Street
Postoffice
Bily
BA & Thompson
Attorneys AT Law
Onice
Beaty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
D.T Ball
Thompson
New Sayings Bank
Chas, Dinnsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
Baer
Amateu
Kodak Chunerus
Grayun
Geo Bull
Cehans Hestatrant
J. A. Colemal
Progristor
Hickory St
Sen.repean Pla. Dy
Freeman
Humphrey & Nemoyer
Avoutiam Efpiscopel Church
U.S
Co.a.snow&co
Patent Office
Washington, D
HARNE
Siziautsell
Tug of Foc- Ieugey
Hornes
Suorvaund
Fugey Diam Croft
Morgan Sudidie
VU. & Bruggy & Cart CO
Lawrence
Cincinnati
James IL. Eddy
J. B. Eddy
Warren, Warren Co
IIH
Pinegrove Township
Pinegrove
Dunning
Russell Pa
JF Ulnniett
Riley Station
Jil Fry
Russell, Pa
Park Remedy CO
Boston
Mass
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