Barton Sailor. A Night Vigil Aboard the Vessel
In near darkness off a hostile shore a captain and crew wait for a sign to aid Gen. Clay and Bixby. A sailor offers to swim to safety but the captain doubts Southern waters allow it. The plan is to cruise, hope for word, and steam for reinforcements before daylight.
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Bixby
Gen
Clay
Jols Gen. Clay
Sailor Fosters Escape From Warship Night Mission
A crew member secretly lowers a rope overboard and dives into the sea, escaping the patrol. The search finds no trace of Barton, presumed to have fallen overboard. The vessel accelerates toward Gen. Clay’s position as steam is ordered.
White Man's Burden Tale From Philippine Skirmish
A Manila era anecdote recounts a colored trooper carrying his saddle and gear after his horse was shot. He quips that carrying the "white man's burden" is no easy job, reflecting humor on hardship in the field.
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Philippines
Peter MacQueens
Borton
Manila
Srinning
New York Tribune
Memorial Window Controversy Over Modern Figures
Memorial window debate by George R. Sims and others questions drawing line on using modern celebrities in church stained glass. Sims warns of a future window featuring Judas Iscariot with Joseph Chamberlain features and eyeglass. The piece argues rights and fruits of a tempest-torn tree.
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George R. Sims
Anit
Johnson
Sims
Judas Iscariot
Joseph Chamberlain
France Not Latinized Says M. & Roux in Travel Talk
The speakers argue France lacks Latin roots, noting few distinctive traits in Normandy Brittany and other provinces. They compare France to America in mixing diverse elements into a single national identity and contrast Americans’ will with French sensibility and refinement. They cite a Greek Olympiad anecdote where a Frenchman outpaced rivals by heart rather than pace.
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France
M. & Roux
Normandy
Brittany
Avergue
Armerica
Athens
Badge of a Policeman George Innes Jr Story
George Innes Jr son of a famed landscape painter recalls his Montclair town service. He headed the police commission and led six officers guiding actions. He recounts stopping a drunken woman and declaring he would arrest her, then proving his police status with a haircut remark.
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George Innes, Jr
Peter Newell
New Jerse
Montclair
Ehief of Police
New York Tribune
Not Sensions to Go: Sambo’s Prayer and The Angel Gabriel
In a cabin Uncle Sambo prays to be delivered from sorrow asking God to send the Angel Gabriel to take him to heaven. Local boys imitate the angels and threaten his ascension at once. Sambo hides under his bed, fearful, and delays his supposed departure.
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Sambo
Gab’el
Uncle Sambo
Ascension
Remarkable Welsh Legacy of a Prolific Farmer’s Family
London reports a Welsh farmer who married three times and fathered 44 children, with 110 grandchildren and great grandchildren noted around his grave. Lord’s miscedin account records a Welsh tagmer near Festiniog dying aged 81, his fertility culminating in 44 offspring across three wives, and a lineage said to include 400 descendants including Canada likely to welcome settlers.
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Mary Lantaster
Lancaster
England
Lord
Wales
Festiniog
Canada
Ceremony of Knighthood at the Dawn of the Eleventh Century
An abbreviated note describes early knighting rites where a man earns the title for noble deeds. The ceremony began with a formal gesture and involved deference to elders, with influences from women contesting roles and youthful participants.
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Giry
Peculiar Vintage Health Ads and Witty Observations
A fragmentary page of early 20th century advertisements and quips includes patent medicine claims such as Laxative Bromo Quinine, a note on perpetual motion as a pipedream, and humor about marriage. It references druggists selling remedies, a Mother Gray worm remedy for children, and a whimsical line about learning from one’s mistakes, with assorted oddities and vendor pitches.
A Pastor’s Wife Recovers Health With Peruna
Mrs Esther Milner of De Graff Ohio writes of recovery after pelvic disease and insomnia using Peruna. She says after ten months she regained health and invites others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Esther Mr. Milner
de Graff
Ohio
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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