Secret Night at Vauxhall Gardens Rescue Plot
In foggy New York amid Revolutionary schemes, Merton and allies plot Arnol d’s abduction. Deborah confesses perilous family ties as Hazeltine’s identity looms, a confrontation erupts, and a tense escape plan unfolds under moonlit trees and hidden alleys.
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Arnoll
No. 3
Hudson
Low
Hart
Clinton
Arnold
Paulus
Princess Mand Road
Rula
Curtis
Vauxhall Gardens
Vesey Street
Barclay Street
College
Chambers Street
Deborah
Green Reporter Relates Fire Scene On First Assignment
State Journal recounts a green reporter sent to a city fire where the Herald’s man arrived first. Firemen debated approaching the blaze, the stable burned to ash though the stock mostly saved, one cow scorched, harnesses and gear destroyed, owner and street unknown, space limited but details omitted.
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Green
State Journal
The
Herald
Fire Department
Judge Feeseee and Lobbyists Clash Over Picture Privilege
An OCR fragmented report notes Judge Feeseee testing a Hy Tobeyin scenario as lobbyists clash over aiming to gain cure for a legal privilege dispute. The first lobbyist questions the second about motives and access amid a genats context.
Life in Yucatan reshapes American travelers in Merida
The St. Louis Republic notes five years in Yucatan can make an American resemble a Mexican in dress and manner. It cites women’s copper skin from the climate and Spanish chatter, criticizes long shapeless skirts, and contrasts American habits with local hemp industry profits after the Spanish-American War. Merida is called Mexico’s richest yet dirtiest city lacking water and sewerage.
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Piva
St. Louis Republic
Yucatan
Mexico
Yueaten
Merida
Merids
Acrobatic Exchange Confuses Young Improviser
A clipped dialogue shows Lieury and a youngster debating training steps for a somersault. The exchange reveals confusion over technique with a parent urging correct form and the child indicating the need to twist and adjust as they attempt a tricky move.
Quick Cure for Kidney Trouble Promises Lasting Relief
Akron man recounts long battle with kidney and bladder pain linked to Bright's disease. After using Don's Kidney Pills from Lamparter & Co., severe symptoms faded within a week and he reports no recurrences in years. He endorses Dean's Kidney Pills and offers a free trial by mail.
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Wright
C. EL Boles
South Water Street
Akron
Sowe
Wham
Bright
Donn
Lamparter & Co
Boles
Dean
Luis
Pitts
United States
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Governor of Oregon Praises Pe-ru-na For Colds
A Salem letter from the executive office of Oregon lauds Pe-ru-na as the catarrh remedy. It notes Gov W M Lord uses it for his family and endorses keeping a bottle at home. The letter urges all households to use Pe-ru-na to prevent colds and related ailments and to request Dr Hartman’s free book “Winter Card” at Columbus Ohio.
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Capitol
Atlantic
Union
Tfartman
Oregon
Salem
Travtivan
Araty
Onrcoy
Pera-na Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
W. M. Lord
United States
Dr. Unrtman
Harte Wun
Bits and Pieces From the Press and Pubs
A collage of clipped notes includes a Chicago editor asking for a pen view of Chicago, a New Yorker quip about modern marriage, ads for Mrs Winslow’s remedies and Kilner’s nerve tonic, a Chicago Post quip about friendship and a baby’s first words in a late 19th century notices style.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Stackyards
Hiall’s Catarrh Cure and Dream Balm Adverts
An 19th century advertisement notes Hiall’s Catarrh Cure priced at 75 canta and a Dream Balm variant for nasal catarrh at 75 cents with a staying tube. It mentions a new preparation combining Dream Balm’s healing qualities and warns it does not dry secretions. Also referenced is a jail transport fine in Morocco and a claim about Putnam Tablets refunds along with royal chinaware valued at $2,000,000 guarded carefully.
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HLY
Blg Bros
Warren Street
New York
Mail
Morrocco
Breaking It to Him in a Turbulent Family Scene
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a tense exchange after a birth inquiry with a grandmother confirming a boy. The Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph quips about a book Mr Snages stacks on the table, while his wife restricts its reading for Lucy.
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Chicago Tribune
Henry
Pittsburg
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Acton
Walton
Rutgers
Spront
L Acton
Sproat
Merton
Aoton
Cherry Street
Wermain
Queen Street
Self
Curris
Dr. Lows
Thia Ia
Sir Henry
Wendleton
George
Papa
Blackmaker
Mary
Madam de Laney
Aamie
Debby
Darling
Gorcel Lfeil
Deborah Philipse
Prank Pendleton
Foss
Progressive Canada
Canada
Dr. Wood
King Lewentka of
Bartotsdland
Edinburgh
Mra
Winslow
New Yorker
Tom
He Kllne, Ltd
Arch &T
Chicago Post
Fave
Morgan
Berkeley
Gal
New York Weekly
Llo
Hiall
King Edward !Gs
Sansa AD Peate
V. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
W.- L- Douglas
Brockton
Mass
E. J. Hathaway & CO
Pearl Street
Sioux City
Owa
P't’g CO
Candy Cathartic
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