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Newspaper

Warsaw Union

Location

Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1901

Page

3

Elopement plan in old grudge tale shifts toward pursuit

Hetty Mulveil flees with John Cameron after planning to elope, while Danny, Mrs Mulveil and others react. Simeon Mulveil, Rufus, and a constable race to catch them, following a trail from turnpike to Canonsburg as the lovers head toward Pittsburgh in a risky dawn escape.

Mia Malveil Danny Simeon Rufus Hetty John Cameron Cameron John Washington Cutter Canonsburg Simeon Mudveil Pittsburg Bilis Temperanceville

Ice Bridge Fails After Snow, Rushing Coal Haulers Test Route

A river crossing on ice that had carried coal wagons in a steady stream from Coal Hill to the city becomes unsafe as under-ice rot and current erosion weaken it. Pedestrians remain safe while only daring wagon teams use the curved route. The scene involves South Pittsburg and the city wharf near the Point as winter conditions persist.

Coal Hill Pittsburg

Forty Cents Missing Sparks Browleys’ Domestic Drama

Mrs Browley, once skeptical of personal ledgers, now keeps numerous balance books for groceries, but a missing forty cents triggers a quarrel with her husband. As aristocratic guests gather, a telegram arrives, asking in humor what happened to the forty cents, hinting at a farcical domestic crisis.

Browley Mr. Browley Mrs. Browley Chicago News

Man Gains Twenty Four Pounds in Two Days in New Jersey

Joseph Geskie, seeking army enlistment in Trenton, NJ, astonished officials by gaining 24 pounds in two days while confined to bed and eating cinnamon buns. He later weighed 152 pounds, claiming a lifelong ability to alter his weight, and volunteered for service.

Geskie Trenton N. J Joseph Geskie Connecticut Geskle Joseph Geakie

Grand Duke Hesse Known for Needlework and Arts

The Grand Duke of Hesse is described as skilled with the needle and embroidery praised as beautiful. He takes great interest in needlework and is clever in arranging colors. An artistic nature marks him as devoted to music dancing and acting though he also shoots and rides.

Hesse

Marriage Lottery Tale Becomes Atchison Gossip

An Atchison girl recalled a past boast about two men eager to wed her, forcing her to draw straws to choose. She drew the wrong straw, a curious neck of law and capital punishment in Greece and a man awaiting execution after two years, in a ragged progress of grand rapids?

Atchison Greece

Frock Postillion Trimmings and Summer Gown Styles

New York style notes describe dress fabrics with postillion strap trims, rosettes, and embroidery on summer cloth gowns. Svelte bodices, belts, and lace accents appear across cream broadcloth, biscuit cloth, and tussah cloth gowns.

Comniaey Bretelles

Vision of Heaven in Revelation Explored by Expositor

The article reflects on heavenly truth in Revelation 21 22 focusing on Christ as heaven’s center. It argues the city’s realities surpass earthly imagination and contends that in heaven only those who know and obey Christ will be truly at home, with the light and life fully found in him.

Hetty Mary Danny John Gols Bill Taylor Mother Hetty Mulveil Mary Hilder Ummer Kriegy New Jerusalem Christ Heaven Earth Moor Fen

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