Daring River Rescue Ends With Angua and Nell’s Joy
In a rugged Canadian river tale from The Outing Magazine, Angus Carmichael and Jim Connors face peril while guiding a rescue run to the dam. Nell Carmichael’s steadfast, if testing, support meets a proof of grit as Angus makes a perilous log ride to save a life, with Nell moved to forgive past sparks and promise. The crowd celebrates the return of both men, while Nell and Angus’ betrothal hope glows after danger and loyalty.
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Weir
Ned Armind
Nell
Rome
Anges Carmichael
Angus
Tim Connors
Jim
Angua
Connors
Carmichael
Mister Carmichael
cFee
Abe
Tuanin
Ita
Dev
Dane
Dinisett
Ani
Murray
Evsare
Maurras
Yellow Wales
Hs Uegue
Wades
Bill
Agai
Angus’ Arma
Outing Magazine
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints Mixed Phrases
Fragmentary, garbled OCR text mentions education, a Mint showld te taf Gwe and names like Haraln. Mixed phrases reference schooling, judging, perils, and dynlaw but lack coherent events or entities. The readable parts do not form a clear news item or reportable fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewepoper
Dias Simenines
Tom Quik
al Iis Eilurtoo
Uae
Standard Oil's Champion A New Colonial Cupboard Copy
A discussion highlights a faithful eighteenth century style cupboard reproduction by P. D. Clifton of Pittsburg made from a magazine image of the original owned by Dr. Coburn of South Norwalk Conn The 1740 piece features a scroll top urn finials pilasters rosettes and other period details praised as an authentic cabinet work model for amateurs. Lincoln sarcasm noted with a quip about a loqued man memorial stones laid at a primitive Methodist church in Scunthrope England and a brief line on dainty Indian muffins from the barana tree fibers.
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P. D. Clifton
Piltzburg
Clifton
Dr. Coburn
South Norwalk
Conn
Ice Saw Innovations for Ice Handling and Posture Care
A West Virginia inventor promotes a new ice cutting method using a saw to divide large ice cakes, eliminating waste. The text shifts to body posture advice, urging arms folded away from the chest, a higher chest stance, and abdominal drawing with slow breaths to improve breathing and appearance.
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West Virginia
Wheat, Will, and Woes Spark Mixed Markets
Wheat prices rose to 1.04 and settled 1.02 amid cold weather, export sales, and stock declines in Minneapolis and Duluth. In other notes, J. N. Camden's will leaves 30 million to two children with a life income for the widow. Pensacola police dismissed for not boarding company cars. Miners accept 1904 wage scale. bank robbery nets 8000 near Crookston.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Camden
Wheeling
W. Va
J. N. Camden
Parkersburg
Johnson N. Camden, Jr
Anna T. Spillman
Body found in Glacier identified as Nash guide
A party of Monterosa Glacier guides recovered a well preserved body from an ice crevasse in Berne Switzerland. The remains are identified as Nash a guide who fell into a crevasse in summer 1887 while guiding a party. The discovery follows a long absence.
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Glacier
Berne
Switzerland
Monterosa Glacier
Nash
Fire claims many lives at New Aveline Hotel in Fort Wayne
Night Clerk Ralph Hipkins woke guests and urged escape as firestorm swept through the six story New Aveline Hotel. More than twenty bodies recovered with fears of near thirty total dead. dozens injured as National Guard helped clear debris and rescue survivors.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Aveline
Wlsa
Anckenbruck
Battery B
National Guard
Sre
Ralph Hipkins
R. 8. Johnson
Pana
Ill
St. Joseph's Hospital
B. M. Mathews
Columbus
Ohio
Claude H. Varnell
Joan Hendricks
John Hendricks
Chicago
Warnell
Fire at 17 Humboldt Street Claims Six Lives
A rapid blaze swept a four story brick tenement in Williamsburg at 2 a.m. killing a family of five and another resident. Fifty residents escaped by nets or leaping from ledges. Victims include Mrs Rose Abrams and her four children plus Mrs Jennie Cohen. Charles and Anna Abrams died from injuries after jumping to the street.
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New York City
Humboldt Street
Williamsburg
Mia
Rose Abrams
Charles
Anna
Gussie
Sadie
Jennie Cohen
Sam Gluck
Queena
Agha Abrams
Judge Gray Favored For Democratic Presidential Bid
Richard J. Beamish of the George Gray Bureau in Washington says Judge Gray would accept the Democratic Presidential nomination if offered. The remark frames Gray as a potential standard bearer amid party discussions in the capital.
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Gray
Richard J. Beamish
George Gray
Washington, D. C
Judge Gray
Scarcity of Carte Impacts Interior Cattle Supply
Reports indicate a continuing scarcity of cattle will persist for more than a year, delaying restoration of supplies to interior markets to normal levels. The shortage is expected to affect prices and availability across regions relying on continued cattle inflows.
Rokeby Mansion Destroyed by Tornado in Mississippi
Rokeby, a famed old Mississippi mansion between Pine Ridge and the Jefferson County boundary near Natchez, was wrecked by a late tornado. Historical notes mention Aaron Burr being taken to Rokeby after his arrest and Sergeant Preiss teaching there in the Shields family lineage.
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Natchez
Miss
Rokeby
Pine Ridge
Jefferson County
Aaron Burr
Preiss
New England
William Ballard Shields
Lous
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Minnesota
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Wash
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
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Wasnoe Smelting Company
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Permanent Court of Arbitration
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Iowa
Frank L. Horton
Horton
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Assembly Committee On Appropriations
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