Wealthy Chicagoan’s death linked to carbolic acid
Janee M. Gamble, a young Chicago real estate dealer and streetcar owner, was found dead at the Palmer House. Observers say he ingested carbolic acid possibly by mistake or on official intent after a late-night intrusion by a married woman’s husband. Front-page notes mention past scandals and his status amid Cleveland railroads.
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War on bridge vote and city politics in Wheeling
The article discusses Wheeling city politics around a bridge ordinance funding a stone or iron span, noting Democratic influence, party tactics, and voter turnout. It highlights concerns about sectional demands, the impact on public works, and the influence of local committees on the decision. It also touches on related civic issues and upcoming meetings affecting the community.
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Wheeling Loses to Dayton in Muddy Ball Clash
The Wheeling nine fell to Dayton yesterday afternoon at Toland Park in a muddy game. Kennedy started pitching but was ill and pulled after the third. Dany relieved, Bowman moved to third, and Wheeling failed to land the hit they needed. Runners reached but two or three baggers eluded them as Eisndali and Borelund covered center and left, and Williams and O’Rourke sparkled in defense.
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Kicking Colonels bow to management after no show
In Bacromony Missouri yesterday the Louisville players faced a $100 fine for non-appearance. The Colonels offered to play if the manager remitted fines, but Davideon refused. The team played one game as rain halted play after the fifth inning with Baltimore leading Louisville 5 to 0.
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Governor Hill Vetoes Compulsory Education Bill
Unnecessarily offensive. Governor Hill vetoes Assemblyman Coon's compulsory education bill, calling it poorly drafted and sweeping in scope. He notes the volume of bills in the session and doubts the Legislature’s attention to such provisions amid hundreds of measures.
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Five Lives Lost in Virginia Fire Case Confession
Geo Coffee a colored man in Newry, Virginia, confessed to setting fire to evidence in the Roy C Clarke case in Prince William county. The blaze killed five people. Coffee said he knew he would die and begged time to pray. He had warned Clarke before moving from his home. Coffee had previous conviction for burning a child on a stove and awaits hanging.
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Mister Bowser and the gate debate sparks a household reform
A Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls Mr Bowser’s clash with Mrs Bowser over fashion talk and a gate design, leading to arguments then calm teaching moments. The couple’s quarrel spills into guests, civic topics, and a tense bedtime scene with their child illustrating the clash of mindsets.
Pog Collars on Girls Watats and Biomatter Trend
Girls with slender waists adopt dog collars as belts in Chestnut street strolls. Vanity drives the fad, collars range in appearance but mostly resemble mastiff sizes, many can be fastened. Five youths were seen wearing the style. three appeared tired while two, slimmer, looked lively and cheerful.
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Remarkable 20000 Mile Railroad Trip Ended in Shelburne
Dr. W Seward Webb and party completed a record 20000 mile journey across the continent in a luxurious Wagner Palace Car train. The voyage began April 6 from New York and included Canada and Alaska, with a specially modified Mariquits car for children and a grand Elamere observation car. The trip featured speeds of up to 69 mph, daily telegrams, and a total cost around 100000 dollars.
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Jonks Recalls Odd Dream After Market Frenzy
A reader recounts a humorous episode after visiting the market row over questionable remedies. The tale centers on Jonks mistaking a prize for a champion of mismatched events and a comic dream about rival bidders. The piece ends noting his wakeful laughter at the absurd scene.
The Simpleton Darazon and the Queen's Sabots
In a rustic tale set near Auvergne, a young orphan sabotier named Darazon crafts four exquisite wooden sabots for Marie Antoinette with help from General Lafayette and the Marquis. The shoes, carved with heart motifs, symbolize enduring vows as historical unrest looms with the 1789 to 1792 era ending in royal upheaval.
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