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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1902

Page

7

Bonded to Build the Monitor and the Turning Point

The story centers on Sperry and the bond that funded Ericsson’s Monitor. Sperry recalls backing the project amid navy skepticism, the Gosport rivalry with the Merrimac, and the celebrated battle at Hampton Roads. Bushnell and Drew supported the bond. the original document vanished.

Sperry Mr. Sperry United States Navy Department Washington Star Monitor John A. Griswold Troy Congress Cornelius §. Bushnell New Haven Winslow Ericsson Navy Department Department Gosport Navy Yard Chesapeake Maine Bushnell John Drew New York Greenpoint N. Y Hampton Roads Merrimac Mr. Bushnell Erdyvela Port Bushnell

Captain discipline and duels in Civil War army ranks

An account recalls a Civil War captain who punished insubordination by brutal fist fights, one at Bird's Point and later a match with a sergeant near a Union Pacific station. The captain boasted that rough training ensured discipline and timely supply handling, while the sergeant conceded defeat and grudging respect.

Private Allen's New Story and a Grand Army Tale

John Allen of Tupelo introduces a humor piece about a boastful East St. Louis veteran named Zollenbaum. At a Grand Army campfire his claims of killing foes in separate battles were proven false when two battles happened on the same day far apart. The crowd laughs as a medalist exposes the misstatement then mocks the teller.

John Allen Tupelo Capitol Washington Star East St. Louis Zollenbaum

Quips and Quibbles from Early 20th Century Papers

A collage of humor from various papers, including sharp exchanges about mortgages and debt, editor antics, and a quip on the Philippine war. Features snippets from Indianapolis News Atlanta Constitution Philadelphia Press Town Topics Boston Transcript Glasgow Evening Times and Washington Star.

Indianapolis News Jenkins Atlanta Constitution Casey Cassidy Bekase Cassiday Philadelphia Jasper Jaspar Boston Transcript Glasgow Evening Times Miss Cayenne Washington Star

Range of the Catfish Zone Expands Across U S

The New York Post notes a growing catfish zone from Philadelphia to Denver and beyond, with regional names for the fish and a tale of catfish farming. It claims the fish has medicinal virtues being mildly anaesthetic soporific and anti spasmodic.

United States New York Post Mississippi Philadelphia Delaware River Denver Minneapolis St. Paul Mobile New Orleans

No Chance for Him

A humorous American editorial quip about a fiancée listing practical skills she claims to master and a groom refusing marriage, stating no prospect of proving male superiority if he marries a woman with such traits.

Baltimore American

Mrs Swackhammer sparks debate on decollete gowns

In a witty exchange Mrs Hoon teases Mrs Swackhammer over a crusade against decollete gowns. Mr Hoon questions her sensibility while Mannich and Tess remark on her mannish style and crowd presence.

Mannich Tess Jess Memphis Scimetar

Expressman Finds No Work in Boston after Bacchante

A suburban charity scene recalls a former expressman now unemployed in Boston. The wife questions his trade, and he reveals The Bacchante tale led to social stigma, making him unemployable in Boston despite his hopes for work.

New York Tribune Boston

TOLD OF THE STAGE FOLK AND LITERARY NOTES

Theatre moves and author remarks dominate the page with notices of Ethel Knight Molliton becoming Richard Manefield’s leading lady next season in Philadelphia stock circles. Langtry signs with Frohman to appear in the U S next season possibly in Mademoiselle Mar. A Los Angeles chamber of commerce register of 125000 names is completed weighing 324 pounds over 4800 pages. Andrew Carnegie is teased by critics while Harvard President Eliot’s library quote circulates. Hawarden’s memorial library nears completion on Gladstone’s selected site overlooking the Dee estuary. In Star City Arkansas a man finds relief from a two year head ailment after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills, which also aid his son’s health.

Ethel Knight Molliton Richard Manefield Philadelphia Mrs. Langtry Charles Frohman Paul Kester Mademoiselle Mar Los Angeles Cal Chamber of Commerce Andrew Carnegie Eliot Harvard Hawarden Mr. Gladstone

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