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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1888

Page

6

Wild Horses and Odd Tales From Nevada to Shanghai

Wild horses ravage Pioche and White Pine ranches with bands of 150 to 200 led by stallions, while a Sugarcreek township dog murderer faces suit after an innocent canine’s death. Other items recall a Shanghai magistrate’s clever ruse, human tooth venom, a Browns player’s stubborn finances, a sled rope crash, German infantry sockless boots, and a missing dog’s fox-hole reunion.

Nevada Pioche White Pine Shellback Mountains

Domestic Life in Janesville Prank Ends With Snowy Escape

A Janesville man recalls ringing his own doorbell for dinner and hiding to surprise his wife. A peddler repeated the prank, was met with a broom and snowdrift, and fled to the depot. The anecdote ends with the husband noting the joke may be on him as his wife confuses him with a book agent.

First Ward Janesville Gazette

After Many Years A Stranger Pays Half The Bond

A Staunton Virginia newspaper notes a 12 to 13 year old court case in which two county residents were required to post bond for an officer who fled. A stranger, appearing well bred, paid one half of the original claim to one party during a short visit and left with a receipt, offering no explanation.

Staunton Virginian

Wolves Attack Judge in Hungary Trail of Bones

A Vienna dispatch reports wolves attacking a judge on a sledge ride from Grosswardein to Cseb in Hungary. The horses reared, the judge fell, wolves pounced, and the driver fled. by the time help arrived an hour later only the clean-picked bones remained.

Vienna Neirs Hungary Grosswardein Cseb

Pittsburgh Steel Casting Works Poised to Drill New Solid Gun

Reports from Pittsburgh describe ongoing progress at the Pittsburgh Steel Casting Company on a six inch solid gun with tests awaited. A source notes that if successful, the plant could win contracts for enormous steel guns up to 150 tons, challenging Krupp and Armstrong.

Pittsburgh Steel Casting Company Pittsburgh Europe Armstrong England Krupp Germany Krupp and Armstrong Krupp and

Petersburg’s Petropavlovsk Prison Described Gloom and Silence

A detailed portrayal of Petropavlovsk Fortress Prison in St. Petersburg. The exterior features a gilded 400 foot spire above a gray fort wall and cathedral belfry while inside the prison's damp, silent cells evoke terror. Guards peer through a sliding “Judas” door as bells toll mournful liturgical tunes.

Petropavlovsk Russia Mr. Kennon St. Petersburg Neva Winter Palace Finnish Gulf Imperial Mint Fortress Zion Judas

Despotic Chinese Guilds Reported by U S Minister

A U S minister in Pekin describes Chinese trade guilds as despotic bodies regulating all trades. They boycott, fix hours and prices, and punish infractions with penalties including biting a member to death. Guilds number 123, hold decorated guild halls, and claim to administer justice, though the minister notes some beneficial aspects.

United States Pekin China State Department Washington Soochow

Potatoes Worth Over Fifty Thousand Shipped to U S

The report states Halifa sent more than $50,000 worth of potatoes to the United States during October November and December.

Halifa United States

How He Won His Wife From Dakota Farmer

A Dakota farmer named Jonathan H. Miller married Samantha Bell in Chicago after Elmandorf, a local resident, placed an ad seeking a wife for him. Miller, owner of 500 acres and about $10,000, paid $1 400 as the marriage portion and depart for Dakota. The story lauds Elmandorf for generous aid and condemns greedy conduct among some Chicago locals.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Union Depot Dakota Jonathan H. Miller Borden City D. T Miller Elmandorf West Side Samantha Bell Jarvis Blume Justice Blume

Sanpusky Woman Elopes With Perfume Manufacturer

A Sanpusky woman elopes with a perfume maker, and her husband says he forgives her if she prefers an odor man to him. The report notes the pair’s departure and the husband’s reaction as a public remark on the affair.

Wedding A Breeze Turns Fatal in Austin Despatch

A despatch from Austin reports a wedding at the home of Thomas Phufer Sr. turning tragic when a groom or guest fires a revolver during the ceremony. The bride and guests were startled as a fatal shot erupted, causing blood to be shed at the door. No motive is established.

Austin Ing Axs Mbi Thomas Phufer Hufford Gees Ford Fialle Sistine Leek Thos Kote Drag

Rosendale Man Seeks District Payout After Sister's Death

Mr Curtis from Rosendale Wisconsin travels to Dakota to collect the remains of his sister who died in the recent fire. He negotiates with the school district claiming a 12 percent discount on her unpaid wages, arguing the district suffered damage due to her not finishing the term.

Curtis Rosendale Dakota

Ike Smith of Millersbaya Ky Described in Census Style

A brief physical description names Ike Smith a young Black man from Millersbaya Kentucky weighing 240 pounds and six feet seven inches tall, wearing size seven shoes.

Ike Smith Millersbaya Ky

Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets Advertised

A Western man praises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets as a small effective remedy for sick headache biliousness constipation and blood disorders. The ad claims mild action and great popularity with portable vials and no discomfort.

Children Bubble Joy With Pure Soap Warning

A fragmented poem urges parents to choose soap that is pure and free of harmful mixtures. It warns that common greases with dangerous additives cause burning sores not on lips but in gums and mouth. The verse touts Tvory Soap made from purest oils for brighter bubbles and safer use.

Tvory

Counterfeit Ivory Soap Ad Warning From 1850

A brief extracts warns readers about counterfeit Ivory Soap growing in circulation and urges seeking genuine product. The note cites copyright claims by Procter and Gamble and cautions the public to beware fake white scans purporting to be the real article.

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