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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1888

Page

7

Superfluities a Hindrance in Young Giants of Life

Sermon on avoiding excess by a giant with extra fingers and toes, contrasting ordinary people’s service with wealth and power. Warns that wealth and prestige burden, urging humble use of hands and feet for God, charity, and community, citing examples like Peter Cooper and everyday workers.

Jonathan Shimea Fyother Gigy David Vavernier Java Volcatius Maupetius Berlin Gath Israel Bath Duff Izale Tyler Il Hs Potomac Bie Luthers Faradays Wis Bismarcks Gladhi Washingtons George William Wirt Samcan Valentine Mott Joseph C. Vy Disraeli Poland Peter Cooper Trenton Mr. Lester Cooper Institute Boat American Bible Society Saratoga Hamburg Carlsbad God Humanity Charles Bell Waterloo Earl of Bridgewater Jehu Jehonadeth Irrajan Beneventum Rome Champs Flysees Pinion Christ Charles Reade Perdition Thomas Trowbridge Inkermann

Ramsgate Blacksmith Faces Murder Charge Over Past Tragedy

Richard Brespine a Ramsgate England blacksmith is jailed on murder charges after confessing to pushing a woman named Hannah White overboard in a quarrel on a boat twenty four years ago.

Richard Brespine Ramsgate England Hannah- White

Defense of the Alamo remembered in Austin monument tale

A Galveston correspondent recalls the Alamo siege led by Travis Bowie Crockett and Bonham, the 1836 assault by Santa Anna, and the fort’s defenders. It notes the Austin monument of limestone from the Alamo, its partial destruction in a later fire, and the preserved base now to be placed in the new State Capitol.

Galveston St. Louis Austin John P. White Court of Appeals L. L. Foster State Bureau of Statistics and History Texas San Antonio A. Barrett Travis Santa Ana Republic Travis James Bowie Davy Crockett John R. Bonham I. W. Smith Gonzales Dickinson Col. Travis Evans Bowie Crockett Foster White State Capitol

The Colleen Bawn tale of Elly O Connor and Scanlan

A historic crime tale claims Boucicault drew on real events. Elly O Connor was romance target for Scanlan who married her in secret and plotted to end her life to marry Miss Chute of Castle Chute. A murder attempt, first by servant Danny Mean and then by Scanlan himself, ends after their boat trip.

Danny Mann Kilrush Clare Scanlan Dublin Castle Daniel O'Connell Gallows Green Sullivan Limerick Collegians Boucicault Colleen Bawn Elly O'Connor Owen Limbeland Edomhis Es Lamerick Chute Castle Chute Eily O'Connor Glin Danny Mean Shannon Danny

Bricklayer Congressman Stanton and the Capitol inquiry

The 1857 Kentucky Congressman Stan ton, a former bricklayer and mason, chaired an investigating committee that exposed no fraud in Capitol construction. He dressed as a mason and inspected sites personally, disproving contractor claims and averting further scandal.

Stanton Kentucky Congress Capitol Chicago Times Congressional Investigating Committee National Capitol

Start Him in Business The Learner’s Training Dollar Gift

A rich man contemplates sending his son into business with a staged departure and a cash stake. He reasons that gifting twenty one thousand dollars in small bills would expose him to early losses and hustle, teaching discipline, resilience, and market roughness that prevent greater future ruin.

George Rom

Island Bones on San Clemente Awes San Diego Party

A San Clemente island discovery astonishes a party led by Arthur Cheatham of Santa Ana. They found a valley of dry bones with about five hundred human skeletons scattered across the site, suggesting a sudden massacre of native inhabitants.

Riversie Cal Tribnne Frank Morrison Trivor San Clementi Laguna Arthur Cheatham Santa Ana San Diego

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