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Fort Banks marksman hits bullseye in eight seconds
After the Mexican scare soldiers at Fort Banks train with rifles and revolvers. Major Brady praises the results as Lieut. Edward B. Dennis fires five shots into a three inch bull's eye from 25 yards in eight seconds with a regulation army revolver.
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Fort Banks
Brady
Edward B. Dennis
A Nature Lover Describes Local Conservatory Gems
A reader praises the town conservatory near May 380th showing a vast display of geraniums forget-me-nots petunias salvia daisies begonias heliotrope and tulips. Mr and Mrs W H Ruttle of 294 Bowdoin St welcome visitors and share the garden’s restful beauty and future bloom plans.
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W. H. Ruttle
Bowdoin Street
Winthrop
Winthrop Real Estate Transfers Reported
Mamie Harris transfers property to Emily J. Girardin on Riverstoad for $1. Harriet D. M. Crane conveys property to Louisa S. Jenkins on Somerset avenue for $1.
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Mamie Harris
Emily J. Girardin
Riverstoad
Harriet D. M. Crane
Louisa S. Jenkins
Somerset Avenue
Keiths Theatre Summer Carnival Acts Lead Lineup
A grand summer carnival of fun and music is promised for B F Keiths Theatre next week. The bill features Bert Melrose the Scotch clown, Snot and Mack with the original darky character, Colonel Diamond and his troupe, Azard Brothers novelty acts, Julia Curtis, Stella Tracey and Victor Stone in a singing and dancing turn, Vernie Kaufman the wheel rider, and an unannounced big feature expected to be a surprise.
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Bert Melrose
Snot
Mack
Darky
Sunny
South
Colonel Diamond
Azard Brothers
Julia Curtis
Stella Tracey
Victor Stone
Vernie Kaufman
Kaufmann
Officer’s wife defies orders aboard naval ship
Captain F faced a sudden ban on wives aboard ships. At Nice his wife and daughter were with him when the order to land them arrived. He replied to the navy department: "Received order. Communicated same to Mrs. F. She refuses to go. What do?"
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Nice
Navy Department
Senator Sorghum’s Pivot Strategy Said to Forge Majority
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer report the trusted lieutenant notes dissent among constituents. The senator replies to monitor opposition and plans to shift stance once a reliable majority forms, then align with the dissenters.
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Leutenant
Sorghum
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Audacity Defies Judge in San Francisco Courtroom
A sharp youth challenges a court official by accusing him of incompetence and criticizing the department. The judge confronts the defiant remark but proceeds with court business, the exchange leaving veterans speechless as the day continues.
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San Francisco
Allied march on Paris faces peasant rear threat in 1820
On March 6, during the Allied advance on Paris, French peasants attacked foreign troops in rear areas. Napoleon hoped for a widespread uprising but the populace did not rise in force, leaving the allies confident Paris would end the war favorably.
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Paris
Napoleon
Snow and Thirst Paradox in Arctic Ice
The piece notes a paradox where snow worsens thirst if melted outside the mouth but yields drinkable water when melted inside. It cites Arctic explorers and explains that ice melts slowly yet remains an efficient thirst quencher when ingested, contrasting effects based on melting location.
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Arctic
French nationalized tobacco tale cited by Hyde critic
A New York tobacconist cites James Hazen Hyde to argue against nationalizing tobacco. He recounts a Frenchwoman and her husband strolling in the Boss who asks for a pin while noting government tobacco may hide unexpected items like a shoe button or toothpick.
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James Hazen Hyde
New York
Tha Hattam
How She Stopped the Train Feather snag beings a girl on a moving car
A high feather on a girl's hat caught in a bellrope as she passed through a car. The feather tangled with the rope, the train halted abruptly, the girl fell, and passengers were jolted. Trainmen searched for a cause while the conductor expected a rock on the track. The feather tore away, and no one cared about the hat.
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Kate Upson Clark
Leslie
War of the Roses mocks up York Lancastrian conflict
The War of the Roses 1455 to 1485 pitted York and Lancaster houses and their adherents. Lancastrians used a red rose and Yorkists a white rose as symbols. The struggle, though not driven by grand principle, shaped democracy and saw heavy noble losses.
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York and
Lancaster
Anti sible rhetoric and a dinner remark in New York
The anti-suffragist Dr Lyman Abbott told a New York dinner he believes women still yearn to revere men. In Washington a diplomat complimented a season's belle saying she ravishes hearts, she retorts she would trade her slaves for the master.
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Lyman Abbott
New York
Washington
Dancing master travels to New Zealand for Maori study
In Lihe of Duty a witty narrator recalls a nimble dancing master who left for New Zealand to study Maori folk dances. He supposedly mastered the steps, and the Maoris, impressed, prepared a meal from the amused visitor.
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New Zealand
Deaf and Dumb Man Earns Master of Arts at Cambridge
Armand Mackenzie, born deaf and mute, has been awarded the master of arts degree at Cambridge University, becoming the first deaf and mute recipient of the degree. He paid his fees from his meager earnings and is married to a devoted wife.
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Cambridge University
Armand Mackenzie
Mackenzie
The Old Tavern Haunting Ends in Hidden Truth
Margaret Manson journeys to the Genesee valley tavern seeking peace from her gilded life. In the parlor she discovers a coffin bearing Duncan Mitchell, her former love, who reveals in a paper that his kiss with her ruined both his life and hers. He dies with her name in his heart, roses flooding the burial.
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Bill
Duncan Mitchell
Life Saving Service
Great Lakes
Mrs. Bingham
Margaret
Mr. Manson
Mrs. Manson
Daily Story Pub
Quick Shifts These Days Cartoon Prompt
A Louisville Courier-Journal cartoon caption depicts a husband worried about spending on his wife’s new gown. He quips that if she does not get a gown she might get a new husband, highlighting domestic finance fears in a humorous exchange.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Has Her Doubts Dining Out and Curious Chicken Taste
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs. Johnsing and Mrs. Jackson debating a dining out suspicion. The tasting note mocks a chicken flavor likened to cold storage while Judge is referenced, framing a comical social exchange.
What He Does. Eight Caught in
A terse London cartoon caption notes a fellow from Tweed street opening a shop yet doing time as the act. The item hints at crime and punishment with a Punch magazine quip.
Reporter Senator Hurled Into Column Cut Chaos
Reporter Senator Loveau suffered a grievous gash in a botched attack as chaos erupted in Cain City. The editor notes the sensational moment, describing injuries and the dramatic scene surrounding the incident.
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Senator Loveau
Hoth Ae
Cain City
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