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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1894
Page
9
The article discusses return migration from America to Naples, noting shifts in dress and manners among returning workers. It contrasts hopeful ambition with limited civilizational impact, critiques labor brokers, and describes Neapolitan women and food culture while reflecting on social and economic conditions influencing emigration and reception.
The article records a heated dispute among scholars like Herwan Ohiridhs and Kijteso Veo about whether certain sharks are man eaters or harmless. It recounts incidents described by Mr. Gelrichs Van Rondapleer and Van Kenssniner, including dramatic close encounters and a shark that allegedly attacked a steel-cableed boat, ending with Captain Johnson killing a monster and recovering a packed metal drummer necktie from its stomach.
In a Maryland county near White Plains during the early 1800s, Colonel Smith’s lands and a wartime legacy spark a tale. John Jackson discovers old Regimentals and helps Sergeant Berry reconnect with Smith’s daughter Mary, prompting family upheaval, loyalty, and a final fate that binds survivors to the estate.
New York dispatch reports two Chicago girls aged 15 and 11, Tillie Levine and Pamie Levine, were intercepted aboard a West Shore train and placed in custody over a stepmother dispute with their father Henry Levine. Agent Moore of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children oversaw care. Esther Gunderson of the Bible and Fruit Mission aided. The case also touched on potential relocation to Russia, with their mother Betty residing there. Justice Ryan ordered safeguarding while the true intent of shipping remained investigated.
The Comte de Paris died this morning at Stowe Haus after a long illness. Family and servants surrounded him as he faded, with final farewell words spoken by relatives. He had indicated weariness in awaiting death and the royal circle offered prayers, while distant French pretenders to the throne were noted in cautious commentary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fashion trend across Russia during Easter where every Paraguayan gentle bounds to kiss each introduced lady, a customary act extending from peasants to high society as the holiday passes.
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