Crime Chase Across River Ends In Abducted Suspect Capture
In a tense pursuit through a chapel scene and into riverbank marshes, Herbert Lathrop escapes officers before being cornered by a wary guardian on the riverbank. A tense exchange leads to Lathrop’s arrest as masked conspirators discuss signals and loot while two officers struggle to regroup.
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Mag
Herbert
Law
Lathrop
Wilmington
Bill
Merbert Lathrop
Plack Beard
Hendricks
Bullion
Black Beard
Sendricks
Tathrop
Diggins
Washington
Hip Tully
Hullion
Kansten
Uplands
Ife
Bill Gibbs
Gibbs
Tathro
The Last Voyage of Black Beard and the Pirate Siege
The narrative follows Black Beard and Bullion as their crew confront mutiny and rival captains. A brutal cavern battle ends in a devastating magazine explosion, sinking the pirates and marines with Smith's Island. Angnus Bruce is unmasked. Lathrop faces justice. a survivor returns home as the mystery of Loyd’s killer is solved.
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Mag
John
Fannie
Clara
Cobb
John Loyd
Cape Ferny
Norbert
Black Beard
Mog
Terbert
Tack Beard
Bloelk Beard
Orton
Carr
Briggs
Rubion
Kendall
Hugh Gordon
Tom
Gordon
Wendi
Wilmington
Jullian
Carolina
Gibbs
Tll
Mervine
Bullion
Jedge
Brooks
Buliion
Officer Carr
Bill
Wendricks
Plunkett
Bill Gibbs
Bon Leggs
Bow Leggs
Smith's Island
Clara Belle
Lathrop
Angus Bruce
Joh Loyd
Tnathrop
Hendricks
Rullion
Mack
Beard
Angus
Black Teard
Law
Orion
Uncle Sam
Tiver
Piver
Blackbeard
Loyd
Smithville
Dyspepsia Battle Told by Soldier in Washington
A soldier recounts years of severe dyspepsia and futile medical efforts. He recalls consulting a Dr Kennedy and a physician named Dean who advised treatment during a struggle described as a battle of health. The narrative references the UW and a medical dispensary in a period tone.
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Dean
Mah
The
Kennedy
Dr David Kennedy Cure Promoted in Old Ad Card
An old advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy’s remedy as a universal cure, claiming rapid relief from headache and nervous distress. It features a testimonial-like claim of restored appetite and health after prolonged distress and includes a note that Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a sure cure, sold by Frank Dingley.
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Karl
Frank Dingley
Young Debater Grant Early Record in Kentucky Club
The article chronicles a young A. Grant at the Phild tonthean Debating club in Maysville Kentucky during its 33rd meeting on January 3 1837. He takes the affirmative in multiple debates, helps form a committee, and remains active through March 27 1837 before likely returning home to tend crops.
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Ghan
Sebater
Grant
Phildtonthean Debating Club
Maysville
Saya McClure
Santa Anta
A.grant
A. H. Markland
W. Richeson
Socrates
A Belle at Eighty and Her Decollete Ball Gowns
A southern oil lady aged eighty wore decollete gowns and possessed a graceful neck and arms. She followed an elaborate grooming routine before balls, including a brisk morning walk, a hot plunge to induce perspiration, and a long bath, then a complex toilet. Her household treated these rites with solemn reverence.
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New York Ledger
Yamagata Baby Born In Oakland To Japanese Elite
A son was born Sunday November 15 in Oakland California to Matsuko Yamagata daughter of Marquis Yamagata field marshal of Japan and wife of Yoshiya Funakoshi vice consul of Japan. Weight nine pounds mother and child reported well. The article notes lineage and remarks on diplomatic ties and adoptions. Temperature studies at Wheeling wells and scientific notes follow, along with mention of artificial sugar production in Wilberberg and steamer fireman requirements.
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California
Oakland
Col
Matsuko Yamagata
Marquis Yamagata
Japan
Yoshiya, Funakoshi
New York Journal
New York
Mirace
Funakoshi
Yamagata
Miss Prince
Tokyo
Berlin
Strasburg
Tubingen
Li Hung Chong
Wood heating surge in Superior as coal price rises
Bodvuniaea Potting ih Stave to ties the Cheaper bies. The price of hard coal sits at 80.75 per ton with a potential rise of at least 60 cents. Residents of Superior Wisconsin pivot to burning wood to support laborers and cut costs. City council may approve exclusive wood burning for fire stations and public buildings, a move that could save money and employ forest workers, with possible county adoption and coal dealer opposition.
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Bodvuniaea
Weat Superior
Wisi
Superior
Douglas
Right of contract debated by Chicago platform critics
The Cordage Trade Journal notes a Bryan platform plank aiming to curb private contracts, arguing contracts enable large scale trade in rope materials. It warns restricting contract rights would halt commerce, raise costs for farmers and consumers, and urges voters to elect a president preserving free commerce.
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Aryan Ant Hla Pohas
Cordage Trade Journal
Chieags
Manilla
Journal
Bryan
Chicago
St Louis
United States
United States Supreme Court
Tri-Daily
W. J. Bryan
Newark
Mr. Bryan
Hrgan
Density of the Peep Bow Study Sparks Ocean Debate
Hydrographers describe the deep ocean waters as a dense layer that ironclad ships could not penetrate. A mention of a Japanese bill tops the page, followed by listed items detailing the context and figures.
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Herbert Lathrop
Angus Urnee
Angus Broce
Clara Hill
Herbert Lathop
G, A. R. Commander
Jas, S
Dean, Gen
Rondout,n. Y
David Kennedy
W. Hallock
Wheeling
W. Va
Profs, Fischer and Tafel
University of Wireberg
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