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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1888

Page

2

The Bend on the Driver A Stagecoach Hold Up Tale

The San Francisco Examiner recounts stagecoach robberies by Red Antone and companions on the Oroville to Marysville route. Drivers James Parker and John Holmes describe brutal hold ups by masked robbers, including Black Bart, with notes and stolen cash watches rings and mail.

San Francisco Examiner John Holmes Berry Creek Hill Oroville and Iiner D. W. Panks Modoc County Jacob Millar San Francisco Manzanita Quincey Black Bart Express Jangor Marysville Laporte Bangor Red Antone State Frank Morse George Hackett Hackett Bart James Parker Bidwell Bar Canon Gassoway Quincy Wells, Fargo & Co N. D. Plum Butte County

Discovery of ancient ruins near San Maeto fuels New Mexico preservation push

Amado Chavez reports uncovered ruins one mile north of SanMaeto with stone walls a citadel like building and a water reservoir. Artifacts include turquoise beads jet earrings bone hair maize and painted plaster chambers. The find supports a national reservation proposal for the Rio Grande region.

Holman Committee On Public Lands United States House of Representatives Cochite Rio Grande New Mexico Amado Chavez el Paso San Maeto Chavez Guato Cortez America

Chicago Boy and Sister Bicker Over Divorce Mood

A brief dialogue shows Chicago Boy and Little Sister arguing about their mother’s divorce mood. The sister expresses no special concern while the brother criticizes their papa, revealing family tension without further details.

Brave Girl Telegraphers Story of Night Office

A Galveston News report recalls a female telegraph operator at a lonely rail station who keeps watch at night. She defends the office with a revolver, befriends mice, and recalls a cold night when a tramp begged entry, prayed, and later spoke of his life’s ruin after she fed him and sent him west.

Galveston News Western Union

Hoboken Street Musicians Impress With German Steamer Orchestra

A street band on Hudson Street near Myer's Hotel in Hoboken, formed by ten uniformed players from a German steamship crew, performs in the afternoon for homes and hotels. They polish the city’s sound with disciplined playing, earn tips on the street, and attract paying audiences at hotels in the evenings.

Hoboken Hobkeen Sun Men Hudson Street Myer’s

Romance of a Letter Restores an Engagement

A Chicago woman and Henry Reightmeyer of Lewisburg were engaged but lost track after a year. A Maine traveler found a Chicago girl's letter inside a magazine, dated nearly a year earlier. She explained she folded it with pages and failed to mail it, jealousy arose, and they renewed their engagement after the strange discovery.

Mr. Plum Plum Thacker Jim Hume George Henderson Red Bluff Chicago Henry Reightmeyer Lewisburg Young Reightmeyer Maine Rightmeyer

Druggist Reveals Cut Price Patent Medicine Trick

A talkative druggist explains selling a low cost patent medicine by offering a cheaper home remedy. He admits making a small profit per bottle while using the tactic to lure customers away from the competing product. He notes he sometimes sells the rival at a loss to advertise his own line.

Mystery Bride Renews Hope After Long-Delayed Reunion

Veronica Washabaugh endures years of grief after her fiancé Cyrus Barker fails to appear at their wedding. A late cable car confession reveals Barker's proof of innocence and devotion, offering a final, bittersweet reunion as the couple faces a remnant of life to cherish.

Leo' Ts Veronica Washabaugh Barker Cyrus Barker Washabaugh Veronica Cyrus Lash Ani Ln Veronica Brea Chicago Tris

Back-Scratcher Reaches Philadelphia From Pacific Coast

A quirky Pacific coast tale describes a back-scratcher with a long ivory handle used to scratch hard to reach places. Tourists returning from San Francisco bring the item to Philadelphia and demonstrate its use at a theater while a curious reporter observes.

Pidelphia Pacife Philadelphia San Francisco Pacific Coast Pacific Paifie

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