Romance of the Sea and Enoch Arden Return
The tale follows Enock Arden returning home after years away to find his wife patient and faithful. A subplot recounts a voyage aboard the Montrose and the lost vessel Serra Australia with Patagonian savages and crew struggles before rescue and reunion. The wife pursues news in New York and stays connected to sailors’ circles aboard the Clyde line.
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Cuaniastox
Agirit
Lorrespurdenk
Sanedeat
Sweden
Worran
Darumans
Roger
Martha
Panne
Pirsig
Gelind
Ted
Lyng
eUhereker
Clyde
Halleston
Thacestar
Hunt Borg
Masur
Newe York
Uys m Sau
New York
Hamburg
Montrose
Fou Folds
England
Waral
Peeizua
Pera
Mate Rogers
Mate Gowers
Mater
Kror
Lemau
Eigualog
Serra Australia
Reed
Piscagua
Peru
P Cages
Rogers
Calcutta
Panama
Charleston
Anniett Enoch
Glackwitt
Mtand
Weather Across the South Brings Mixed Crop Progress
The week brought varied weather from southern Virginia and North Carolina to Texas and Louisiana. Heavy showers and floods affected some areas while others saw favorable conditions for planting, with crops generally ahead in Arkansas and Mississippi. Farmers report improvements in cotton and corn prospects, though drought risk persists in parts of the Southeast.
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Wastyero
Virginia
North Carolina
Sour
Kansas
Westatard
Kentucky
Suorheen
Coluruio
Loubiana
Texas
St. Faris
New England York
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
World acknowledges Cleveland quoted misstatement
The New York World admits misquoting Grover Cleveland in a Sunday interview and explains the remarks attributed to him were confined to fourteen lines, while denying broader personal attacks. The notice discusses public reaction and clarifies the paper’s intent amid cross‑party criticism.
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New York World
Cleveland
New York
Grover Cleveland
New
Lina
Perton
Mieveland
Assur
Humiself
North Carolina boy confesses to patricide in grim case
In Raerven North Carolina April 20 a dying man accuses John Slingsons of murder. Edward N Butler later says his son Avery Butler aged fourteen confessed to killing his father by striking with a steel sing. The boy claims severe beating provoked the act and fled as soon as the confession was made. A large pursuit continues.
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Senate
Oklahoma
Wastraroy
Bitani
District of Columbia
Piani
Hawley
Clackburn
West
Matehell
Hig
AAI
Raerven
N.C
Edward N. Butler
Danton
Enburta of the Pines
Oidday
Wade
John Slingsons
Simmons
Lefre
Fowl
Rogard
Avery Butler
Iaege
bin Lyne
Tennersek
Moxforrirn
Crerge Gould
Shennan J. Caswell
Hus Caswell
Nan
Casaull
Cutter
Caswell
Fife
Goad
Hig Gates Altough
Josephine
Nasavile, Tenn
McAlister
Josephine Bakern
Thirteenth District
Siand
Leo Burkard
Aften
Wirt Hughes
Circuit Court
Burkardt
Tenth District
Hicklister
Barwell
Tarboro
M ¢ Brown
John Early
Brown
Womack
Lawpoy
London
Federation of Labor Unions
Tyde Park
John Williams
Ife
Fonarih
J. T. Dillard
Juliette
Frank Wilson
Wilson
Dillard
Mr. Dillard
Wilton
Watson
Frank
Mos
Rodisill
Turner
Ponder
Wilsom
Himep Levy
Sparta
Sranra
Simon Levy
Nussbaum & Co
Macon
Hubb
M. R. Regent
W. A. Hub
Miller
Chambers
General City
H. ¥. Ly Hin
Dlea Son
Mieriepogville
KR. Whitfeld
Whitfeld
Lit
Whitfield
Qar Bob
WIRING ON THE AGENTS AT WILKES COUNTY
Illicit distilleries near Wilkes County. Lem Wallace guides to sites but fails to appear. Agents escape ambush as shots fire at night. deputy Harwell and others escape unharmed after horse injuries. Incident marks first such attack in the area.
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Raymen
N.C
Internal Revenue
Statesville
Wilkes County
Lem Wallace
Wilkes
Tredell Ring
Wallace
Harwell
Pinnex
Mastin
Tina
Hareell
Policeman H B Thompson Arrested for Larceny in Brunswick
In Bernswick Georgia on April 20 a Brunswick police officer named H B Thompson was arrested on a larceny charge after goods from John Dillon’s stock were stolen and Thompson was suspected of being in league with the thieves. He posted bond, is off duty, and denies the accusation claiming a frame job.
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Voliceman
Bernswick
Brunswick
H. B. Thompson
Jolin Dillon
Ian
Thompson
Dillon
Bond
Lis
A Cigarette Shoker and the Boy of This Country
A sixteen year old, Samuel Kimball, died from a nicotine filled body after smoking cigarettes. Doctors described dropsical legs, weak heart, and rapid breathing as nicotine permeated his system. The hospital noted oxygen support and warned that inhaled tobacco harms nervous youths and those with weak hearts.
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Samuel Kimball
Bt John
Isis
Hoostess Onahy
Amakera
Young Kimball
Ninth District politics stir Stump remarks in Ga
In Ga on April 30 the Stump crowd heard Judge Brown and Hon Weir Boyd discuss politics and potential runs for congress and senatorial seats. The scene featured Brown’s strong advocacy and Boyd’s critical account of Brown’s positions amid local and regional interest.
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Asbury
Brown
Whi Boyd
Asp
Superior Court
Fuewlay
BR. R. Aubury
Congress
James Brown
Candier
Weir Boyd
Dahionga
White
Judge Brown
Uris County
Armour
Nashville
Kawneer
Tenn
Armour & Co
Phil Arawur
Kansas City
Lofty
Lie
Hotula
Cesta
Baseball Yesterday at Louisville Crowd Watches Exhibition
The Louisville game, ruled by umpire Connell, ended as an exhibition after disputes. St Louis protested a decision as Ryan and Wolf delivered, with final scores noted for Bauleyilie and Larath, while other city games reported Columbus beating Toledo and Brooklyn defeating Syracuse.
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Gamon
Louisvietx
Cmpire Connell
Raymond
McCarthy
Jefe
St. Louis
Eyore
Ryan
Wolf
Rai
Connell
Tein
St. Louie
von der Abe
Bauleyilie
Larath
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
New York
Hrbaklyn
Syracuse
Newark
N. J
Jersey City
Toeta
Drowning of Joe Hanserd in Columbus River
A Columbus Ga drowning report recalls Joseph Hanserd, a popular local youth, who perished after a boat capsized near the upper dam during a river outing with friends. Albert Mason was rescued by Hamilton Mason and another helper as the crowd watched the desperate struggle. The body was not recovered.
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Coxenius
Bo'clock
Joseph Hanserd
Columbia
Eegie and
Phenix
Albert Mason
Dlan
Hamilton Mason
Joe Hanserd
Prohibition trial in Eldert ends with guilty verdict
In Eldert a Black man Caleb Oliver faced three charges under the prohibition law. The mayor found him guilty and ordered a fine of 25 dollars or thirty days in jail. Fifteen other cases were to be heard next day, mostly against white defendants.
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Exexmrox
Hawes Priday
Caleb Oliver
Way
Moseley
Chai An
Georgia Midland Rail Line Favored by Athens and Towns
In Georgia, Athens presses to land the Georgia Midland railroad. Monroe and High Shoals vie, with High Shoals’ directors pledging 10,000 and locals planned another 10,000 to attract the line. Water power and factory growth loom as key benefits for High Shoals and Athens awaits its fate.
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Ens
Georgia Midand
Arness
Georgia
Georgia Midland
Athens
Monroe
Nevi
High Shoals
High Shoste Manufacturing Company
Athena
Sego en Hard Luck and a Night of Violence
Quirky crime items from Macon and Barrow counties report a man attacked by a dog after a dispute over a milk visit, a jealous stabbing, and a chase through a yard. Other notes cover a public sewer bonds dispute in Macon, a political appeal for Colonel Whitfeld, a death of an elderly plantation worker, and various local incidents in Georgia towns.
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AvBaxy
Specia
Morris
Sol Bird
Sird
Birt
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Richmond
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Ala
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Steve Jacoby
Tio
W. J. Sanders
Jacob
Jacobs
Stesif
Saul
Whcit Diatmers
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Prague Industrial Company
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Empire
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Masons
Stanley
Bressgus
Henry M. Stanley
Congo
Australis
Lowponp
Australia
Darling
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Huo Jaxmmo
Perecoto
Constant
AP Columnus
Capelzes
Mr. J. T. Dillard
Frank W
Barochor
George Harris
He Georgia and
Atlantic Rail
Meritrether Station
JL. Baker
Ureenville
Ath
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Simon Reid
Richard Terrell
Miller Gordon
Smith & Gordon
Fonda
Saxpensville
Jim
Tom Sheely
Cuulsrox
Je A. Pitts
Turion
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Coffee County
Heliend
New Jersey
Tuomasville
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