The Heat and the Wandering Artist in Magdalen’s Bandits
A fragment presents the heat and travelogue of an art loving traveler harassed by bandits. Magdalen, queen of the gang, spares the artist after a brush with danger, enabling him to sketch the rugged pass for fame and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abruzzi
Ile
St. Julian
Sam
Nate
Ludovico
Marivedi
Kern
St.Christopher
Painter
Magdalen
Leonardo da Vinci
Lorg
A Model Nevada Father Seeks Reform Before His Son
In Carson City a temperate talk by a drinker and poker lover ends with a vow to reform. After a two day absence his son finds him at Magee’s saloon, where the father admonishes the boy to avoid vice and pursue honesty. A shoe-maker exclaims the machine “beats awl.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nevada
Magee
Tam
Congress
Jman
Millionaire Wheatley dies after Hendersonville marriage
The piece recounts James H. Wheatley once a penniless Tennessean who became a Brooklyn millionaire through business ventures. Stricken by illness in Hendersonville North Carolina he wed Josephine Bond on his deathbed after a lengthy flight from a financial collapse and later was buried in Green-Wood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Dispatch
James H. Wheatley
Tennessee
Brooklyn
St. Peter's Episcopal Parish
Mr. Wheatley
Philadelphia
New York
Osteer Gannon
Charles and
Morton Streets
Sixth Avenue
Wheatley
Hendersonville
North Carolina
Ihe
Josephine Bond
Bond
Dwight
Miss Bond
Village Charch Yard
Greenwood Cemetery
Port cargoes reveal pine straw and sand shipments
The Review notes pine straw and dogfennels move to northern markets for mattress stock medicinal oil and tanning uses while white sand from the region ships to New York aboard the steamship Benefactor. A Georgia woman woke her husband during a storm and quipped about his snoring and the thunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R’eview
New York
Georgia
Politicians urged to face voters amid war reminiscences
A public wardroom warning about politicking in the Ohio governor race cites Me. Charles Foster and General Ewing. The crowd laughed when Foster boasted of fighting to save the Union while Foster did not serve, contrasting with Ewing’s service in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foster
Ohio
Artoiro
Foster
General Ewing
Poster
Lerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chealington Sentinel
Geo. M. Mathes
Wate
Darlington
Dr.gho.w.graham
Raleigh
N. C
Preston Roan
Winston End
Olive
Eugene
Gray
Attorneys At Law
Winston
Forsyth
Martin Grogan
General Merchandise
J. J. Waggoner & CO
Conoy Canv Ann Vincista Srm
Richmond
I. W. Durham
Practical Marble Worker
Beck
T. Vogler
Winston, N. C
Main Street
Merchant's Hotel
Robert D. Johnston
Merchant Tailor
B. F
Jas. A. Gray
United States
Proviuce, Tobacco, &c
N.C
Henry Ss
Goodan
James D. Patton
Porte Wholesale Tat and Ton
Broan
Marekuth
Joseph P. Winston & CO
WAKE + S'nerarny ore
Virginia
Kem
Sra
Tosca Beas
Gute Son
I Winston & CO
Talbott & Soxs Shockoe Machine Works
Richmond, VA
Talbot
Talbott
Mmrance
Carter, Rives & Co
Main St
Merchant's Motel
Queensware, Wooden Ware, &c
Malta
Dalton Institute
Stokes County, N.C
A. Feynt
Walton
Allou
Preor Grimmer
Asia
Europe
America
Star of Bethlehem
Cassiopia
North America
Pacific States
Washington Republican
New York Graphic
Thomas A. Keogh
Republican State Central Committee
Keogh
Grant
Sherman
Thomas Settle
Vermont
Iowa
Minnesota
London
Cline
Catawba
Mr. McMahon
Garfield
Republican Party
Michigan
Indiana
Republian
Luew
Tts
Politicizar
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