A Poet Joaquin Miller In A South Seas Romance
The article portrays Joaquin Miller as a roving, passionate poet entangled in a scandal with Araha Miller Olivier. It reports rumors he abandoned her in Honolulu, that she relies on charity, and that Miller may return to Hawaii to see her. It notes his frank self-portrait as not a moral exemplar and hints at political tensions affecting his reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araba Miller Olivier
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Hawaiian Isles
Honolulu
South Sea
Araha Miller Olivier
Islands
Nunauw Street
Miller
Fruitvale
Alameda County
Cal
San Francisco Chronicle
S Dal
Hawaii
Frank
Mr. Miller
Byron
Araba
Swinburne
Sun Lands
A Prairie Tragedy and a Drought Fortunes told in a Nebraska tale
A fragile wagon of a Nebraska settler appears in a dusty town street as a drought driven family narrative unfolds. A man in midlife shares his hardship from hog cholera to mortgage foreclosure, while a camper learns of a wife and child lost to hardship and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Chica Tribune
Iowy
Rained Balls of Fire Hit Tarpon Springs Lightning Bolt
A Tarpon Springs dispatch describes a noon electric storm that struck a telephone wire in the town center, causing a loud explosion that shattered glass two blocks away. Followed by a rain of walnut sized fire balls that drifted over the town for about ten minutes, resembling iron and leaving spatter on the ground.
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Tarpon Springs
Fla
Atlanta Constitution
Connie Mack and the Mets Manager’s Moment
O P Caylor muses on Connie Mack’s rise with Pittsburg and warns fame can fade. He recalls his own 1887 Mets experiment, where a fresh manager rebuilt a floundering team to win 19 of 20, then warns that today’s praise may shift as seasons unfold. He notes Anson’s Sunday ball stance and shifts in the National League race, with Meekin and Rosie leading Giants while others stumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Magillicuddy
Connie Muck
Pittsburg
Mr. Mack
Mikado
Li Teng Shuoe
Grover Cleveland
Amson
Connie
Mack
Robert Ferguson
Metropolitans
Erastus Wiman
Staten Island
Connie Mace
Cornelius Maguihcaddy
Hay
Ferguson
Yale
Bob
Mets
Wiman
Fe Cortlandt Street
New York
Jersey City
Hemis
Hem
Davis
Telean
Secie
Hanlon
Foutz
Cincinnati
Cuddy
Carthage
Ilinois
Dennis
Anson
Samson
Anse
Three mile quadricycle race highlighted in state championships
The New York state championship features a three mile quadricycle race. Belgian champion Houben is shown to be beatable as English rider Barden defeats him. Dartmouth captain Guy L. Gary will race this season for the college team. Century Road club plans meritorious riding certificates for 5000 miles+ in year. Philadelphia Driving club to spend 25000 for a half mile asphalt track at Point Breeze. Americans Wheeler Banker Martin Crocks to race in France. Boston coach Porter challenges Titus for the hour or mile. Hansen of Minneapolis, holder of 21053 miles in 1894, rode a century in 6:25. Chicago road race on Decoration Day spans 18 miles 4,056 feet with a 12 minute handicap allowance.
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New York
Houben
Barden
Guy L. Gary
Dartmouth College
Century Road Club
Philadelphia Driving Club
Point Breeze
Harry Wheeler
George A. Banker
William Martin
Austin J. Crocks
France
Arthur W. Porter
Boston
Titus
August A. Hansen
Minneapolis
Chicago
Plunger Mike Dwyer Dominates English Tracks with Calm Streak
Michael F. Dwyer, famed American horseman and bettor, and ally Richard Croker, are noted for massive wins and losses on English tracks. Dwyer reportedly lost 30,000 in a day but earned large sums including 100,000 pounds on Eau Gallie, with a stable valued around 150,000 dollars and extensive holdings in racing. He often bets large sums only when odds are tiny, using trusted commissioners to place wagers while he watches from the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Dwyer
Plunger
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Riley Grannan
Messrs
Dwyer
Croker
Eau Gallie
Utica
Philip
Michael Dwyer
Brooklyn
Rhadamanthus
Mike
New Jersey Jockey Club
Gravesend
Indian River
Florida
Dwyers
Micuagl F. Dwyer
Mr. Clevelard
Joe Cotton
Tremont
Dyyer v
Belmont
Potomac
Don Ajornze
Luke Blackburn
Dover Stabs
Mike Diwyer
Leis
Citizens National Bank Directors and officers listed
Citizens National Bank shows capital 160000 surplus 100000 with M Waters as president E T HazelTine as vice president D L Gerould as cashier L W Dennison as assistant cashier and a board including M Waters E T Hazle tine John M Siegfried O F Hoffman P J Bayer C A Corwen L W Dennison James O Parmlee E W Parshall and others
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M. Waters
E. T. HazelTine
D. L. Gerould
L.W. Dennison
Ass’t
E.T. Hazeltine
John M. Siegfried
O. F. Hoffman
P. J. Bayer
C. A. Corwen
L. W. Dennison
Jas. O. Parmlee
E.W. Parshall
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Honoglulu
Dole
Mary Kep
Bowery
New York Sun
Long Navy
Caylor's Ball
Connie Mack
Sendazz
Brooklyns
Baltimores
Chicagos
St. Louis
Louisville
Stens
Baltimore
Philadlphia
Phillies
Meekin
Rosie
Giants
Cleveland
O. P. Caylor
Mike Dwyer
Mala‘gibbs
Fredonia
N. Y
M. M. Fexyer
Thad
Fenner
Dr-Theel
America
Bugs
Sun
Duden’ S Wiey
Ackley
Wheetock
Pennsylvania
Ackley & Wheelock
Water Street
Rogers Block
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Laurel and
Fourth Streets
Setch AM
Pittsburgh
Tigr Ceveyeeaenioae
Rochester
Naagara Falls
Buffalo
Fredonii
Laona
Street Ca
Jamestown
Jeoner Junction
Frewsburg
Russe
Pitsfield
Vewton
Titusville
Hi City
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Sheffield
Gilson
Barnes
Hovers
Donaldson
Martin
Hammond
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Howland
Jerry Crary
Warren
Kinzus
Bradford
Salamanca
Olean
Olean Express
Irvinton
Tidioute
Tioneste
Oil City
Buffalo Express
OIL City Express
W. 3
Leffard
R. Bell
Sup’t
J. A. Fellows
Exchange St
Buffalo, N
Philadelphia
F. H. Garriep
N.Y
J. A. Bearry
City
Pennsylvania Railroad
P. & E. Division
Tapie
Harrisburg
Aladelphia
Pullman
Sunbury
Lancaster
Washington
Eric
Williamsport
Erie
Wiliamsport
Kane
Fries
Thorugh
Renovo
Ridgway
Prevost
Lerrarp
Citizens” National Bank
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