Hans and the Mountain King in a Nordic fairy tale
Hans travels with Bird Dan and three companions, a summer listener, a night watcher, and a man who swallowed many winters. They reach the Mountain King's castle after a perilous flight and fire hedge. Hans bargains to work at the furnace and win the king’s treasures by proving his wits and securing help from his allies.
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Hans
Norway
Norseland
Lord Dan
Bird Dan
Tinman
Sone
Bird
Troll
Castle
Hans Wins Treasure Quest In Mountain King Saga
In a fantasy tale, Hans seeks the Mountain King’s son and earns wealth after defeating a dragon and securing a lamp. Bird Dan ferries him to the cavern, while a sunlit castle vanishes and treasure remains. An auction notice and a ship collision report follow.
Telegraphic Tips From The Nation
Harry Shields a laborer at Jeffersonville Indiana has fallen heir to $100000. Cassius Belden shot into the board of trade pit at Chicago and has been sent to an asylum. Michael McGonigal once a prominent coal operator in Cambria County Pennsylvania was convicted of robbing a freight car recently. He belonged to a gang of tramps that had committed many larcenies. Satolli has reinstated Rev M C diocess of Colorado.
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Harry Shields
Jeffersonville
Ind
Cassius Belden
Board of Trade
Chicago
Michael McGonigal
Cambria County
Pennsylvania
Satolli
Rev. M. C. Diocess
Colorado
Daily Market Reports Naval Stores and Produce
Oct reports show fluctuating naval stores futures and New York pork and lard quotes. Cash prices list Mess pork around 17 to 18 dollars, lard near 9.60, shoulders around 6.47, with Liverpool cotton futures active at 12,000 bale sales and middlings around 41 16.
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New York
Pork Steady
Meas
New
Gancaco
Pati
Jana
Liverpool
Getton Futures
Liverroot
Peer
Wires Down Everywhere as Storms Hit Washington Area
Washington faces telegraph chaos as two coastal storms fuse over the region. Western Union and Postal Telegraph report extensive wire outages from Washington to New York, with traffic and services at a near standstill. Meanwhile a steamer, the Morning Star, endured a gale and saltwater damage while the City of Augusta is overdue.
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Washington
Florida Peninsula
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Associated Press
Rtotoc Ae ‘Estern Union Company
New York
Western Union
Brunswick Fever Update Gains Supplies and Cases
In Brunswick Georgia on October 14 the fever news reports cooler weather and a drop in deaths, with Burr Winter sent home sick. Four New York carloads of provisions arrive at 8 p m and one car tomorrow at 1 55 p m. Dr Burford expected back tomorrow as eight diphtheria cases in Jesup rise to sixty four. New York stocks trade dull with Union Pacific seeing slight demand.
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Brunswick
Burr Winter
O. W. Floyd
Brunswick and Western Railroad
New York
R. E. L. Burford
Jesup
Bimons
Board of Health
Southern trade buoyant as World Fair buys spur demand
R G Dun reports improving business in the South with factory and merchant activity rising while crops and commodity markets show mixed signals. Wheat prices ease while western receipts and Atlantic exports decline. cotton demand holds steady and wool sales stay weak amid cautious optimism.
Indian Outbreak At Pine Ridge Lands Big Foot Standoff
Report from Carcano dated Oct 14 notes the Big Foot Band declares they will stay at Pine Ridge, with Ninth Cavalry possibly escorting Rock and parties tied to Smith and Hall machinery agents amid tensions and potential clashes.
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Pine Ridge
Carcano
Enidito Botern
Rock
Dispensary ruling and storm news from across the region
Judge Gray declares South Carolina's dispensary law unconstitutional while reports note the recent storm was widespread but less damaging than feared. Burglars steal 175 dollars from Lipscomb Scroggins in Belton, and telegraph wires lay down in many areas during the storm.
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South Carolina
Gray
Lipscomb & Scroggins
Belton
Harmony Grove Notes and Events Highlight Local Growth
Harmony Grove Ga October 14 Squire Dedley Chandler visited on business. Mr Adams of the Atlanta Hardware Co circulating among friends. C W Hood & Sons plan two brick stores between the Northeastern Bank. Local merchants expect more business houses next year. Harmony Grove Echo now run by a stock company with new press. Mrs Dobbs and Mrs Hood visiting relatives in Toccoa. Tom Holder Jr Jackson Herald manager in town selling cotton. Professor Smiths Case Crcumani Oct 14 Ohio synod judicial committee acts. Firemen accused of arson in Council Bluffs Oct 14 Chief Nicholson and three Hoso Co No 4 members arrested. No Soldiering in Theirs International Cigarmakers union urges members not to strike on Gat La and other non members.
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Harmony Grove
Squire Dedley Chandler
Aia
C! Peckatalligo
Grove
Adams
Larke Hardware Co
Atlanta
C. W. Hood & Sons
The
Jackson Herald
County
Rabid Dog Attack Injures Local Resident at College Avenue
Mr L A Holley was bitten on the wrist by a ferocious dog near Jones store on College avenue. The dog, believed mad and previously involved in a rabies case in East Athena, tore the wrist. Dr Kinnebrew treated the wound and Holley plans immediate surgery. Authorities urged enforcement of the dog ordinance as many animals are thought mad.
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Palmer & Kinnebrew
East Athena
Holley
Harmony Grove
Gracious Revival At High Shoals Baptist Growth
Rev H R Bernard has led a week of revival at High Shoals Baptist Church with thirty new members and 130 baptisms in eight weeks across four churches. A baptism service is planned this afternoon at High Schools. Pastors of local colored churches met to organize relief efforts for Brunswick yellow fever victims, planning a mass meeting and special collections.
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High Shoals
H.R Bernard
Bernard
Tae Cononep
A. J. Carey
Bethel
A. M.E. Church
Colored Churches
First Congregational Church
Brunswick
J. H. Adams
J. H. Horton
H. Horton
P. 5
Lscour
Ebenezer Baptisl Church
Broad Street
L T. Smith
H. Lee Musig
V. J. H. Adams
Calendar Summary of Clarke Superior Court Proceedings
Clarke Superior Court adjourned after one week with the calendar dominated by long standing civil matters and few trials. Next week officials will devote four days to criminal docket action and Friday to civil work with jurors listed for the October term second week.
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Seasion
American N.J. Bank
R R Co
Burch Va Western Union Telegraph Co
Christian Va
Stern & Co
Wilks
Lyon
The Brunswick Sufferers Gift Totals Rise
Contributions to the Brunswick relief effort accumulate as churches plan to add funds today. Yesterday’s list shows donors including Meuzon Davis Dr Tyler Mrs Mary McKinley Cobb John N Booth Miss Sarah Frierson and John Cowles with cash coffee and meat donations bringing totals to 988 dollars and 26 cents.
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Dr. Tyler
Mary McKinley Cobb
John N. Booth
Sarah Frierson
John
Cowles
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