A Ride for Liberty in Kentucky Tales of Love and Horses
Charlotte DeForest, famed belle of the Blue Grass, falls for Hall Dangler, a Tennessee plantation heir. Her father tries to keep them apart with spying and rules, but the couple escapes on a horse chase, testing the old man’s patience as they seek liberty.
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Kentucky
Hornes
Charlotte DeForest
Blue Grass
Charlotte
Hall Dangler
Tennessenan
Fife
Mur- Treeaboro
Dangler
Charlotte DeForent
Mr. DeForest
Brethe
Mr. Delorest
Hall Dangier
Patmingiop
Miss DeForest
Simon
Dansler
Dangier
Mr. de Forest
Hornen
Bit
Fair
Miss DeMorest
Mr. Deforent
Daniler
Gartronn Gowan
The Rotting of Apples Fungi and Temperature Effects
A historical note explains rotting of apples results from fungal growth in unsuitable temperatures. It states that high temperatures hinder fungi while extreme cool temperatures promote decay, citing a specific effective range around 54 degrees versus 40 degrees.
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Fred W
Morea
Prize Fight Ends a Draw Gans Nelson Reproduction at Opera House
A Saturday night event in Goldfield Nevada recreated the famous Gans Nelson bout with Barre as a spectator spectacle. The crowd of about 400, plus three women, watched pixel-perfect action including clinches and sluggings, with Nelson receiving cheers for a fall and later being knocked down in the 14th round before recovering. Officials explained the rounds were repeats of clinch and break sequences, while Nelson and Gans showcased dodging and power in a tightly staged performance.
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Barre
Opera House
Gans-Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
Gans
Anyt
Nelson
Dano
Ogally
P Management
Jude Isient
Noleon
Cams
Bine Nvaai
Tat Nelson
Gane
Nebson
Aufienes
Nren
Audienre
Siler
Fight ends in disputed draw as Gans and Nelson clash
In a tight bout the fighters battled to a controversial draw after Gans buckled twice and Nelson pressed him toward the end. Siler ruled the match for a foul by Gans, provoking a split Barre crowd as Nelson’s supporters cried foul and the arena buzzed with doubt.
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Bair
Gant
Nelson
Siler
Gans
Gann
Williams Haines Wedding After Quiet Ceremony
Mrs Williams Tett wed at home in a quiet ceremony with immediate family present. Judge advocate general Vermont Gen Nathan G officiated. The couple planned a tour through New England then travel south and spend part of winter in California.
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Mies Alt
Waeeoartee
Nathan G
Cate
Vermont
Pata Creas
Velvet and lace rules for chic winter fashion trends
Fashion notes advise trimming and careful tailoring for a stylish winter. Velvet gowns feature gathered and ribbon trims, with black and white gowns from Paris showcasing double skirts. Hats move toward eccentric shapes, with lace veils and net bodices complementing long sleeves and delicate shirring.
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Paris
Salem Sailor Capt. Thomina Fuller Dies at Ninety Three
Salem Massachusetts December 3 Captain Thomina Fuller who died here Saturday aged ninety three lived through the mutiny on the Lucilla and the pirate attack on the brig Mexican in 1692 off Brazil. He steered through danger with a revolver, helped quench fires and saved crew while pirates looted and burned the ship. Fuller later told his sea tales to locals and recalled a life of rugged Yankee seafaring and adventure.
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Salem
Maas
Thomina Fuller
Iaat
Atlantic
Sember
Lucilla
Tucilla
Bumitra
Fuller
Philait
Old Cape
Puller
Peabody Academy of Science
de Janeiro
Flest
John
Hitler
Sean
Ander Lonvoy
Tieneofewar
Allel
Rutman
Rosa
Fernando de Soto
Sara
Limos
Bell
ENGLISH ETCHINGS AND TAX PROPOSALS IN LONDON
Fragmented English items describe British empire size, proposed author tax, Dr. Curry supporting fair wages for physicians, and a London unemployed meeting noting £82,084 distributed to the unemployed and £74,700 cost of the teibatian Bind. Tradespeople in Battersea Hacker and Tartemonth are listed with varied duties and wages.
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Kingston
O&m
British Empire
Hanson
A. Curry
Lenton
Psyeleiuy
London
Battersea
Hacker
Scandal Hits Provident Savings Bank Staff Shakeout
Des Moines dispatch reports a sweeping purge at Provident Savings after an internal probe revealed extravagant waste under President E. W. Scott. Assistant cashier Bayard Woodruff, earning 15 dollars weekly after 14 years, vanished with a $1,000 check and a $2,600 guarantee. the bond and insurance firms seek Woodruff as the bank treats remaining clerks with salary cuts and layoffs.
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New York
Des
T. T L. Wood
Armatroing Comualites
E. W. Scott
Wondrufft
Lane
Bayard Woodrull
Annietant
Woodruff
Praident Woodnll
Bayant Woodro
Upper West Side
Tiwan Woodruff
Fragmented News Snippets From An Old Paper
A jumble of short items discusses private life and social criticism, a ten dollar a day remark, baby reactions, daily pain and attention, seeds that snap from wild peas, Thurloe state papers found in Lincoln era ceilings, and a note on the flounder producing millions of eggs annually.
Baker's Extracts Comply With All Food Laws
Baker's flavors and healthful extracts are guaranteed to meet all food laws. The notice urges use of only Baker's brand flavoring products for quality and safety.
The Lost Art of Letter Writing Echoes To France
A Baker Extract Company note cites the London Globe on letter writing and postal costs. It notes inland postage crediting reduced rates from 15 to 10 centimes increased revenue by about ten million francs, sparking thoughts on the enduring value of brief correspondence and the impact of cheaper carriage on sentiments among the economical.
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France
London Globe
When The Prenchman Travels
The Prenchman travels. leather goods weak among Frenchmen. Observes many affluent travelers use cardboard hatboxes tied with string. Notes that leather portmanteaus are fortified with brass, with multiple locks and owner’s name painted twice, as described in Pall Mall Gazette.
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Albert
Buys & Portmantest
Iain
Pall Mall Gazette
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Times’ Daily Short
Mexico
Martin
Ayer
Gans-Nelson Mill
Sarah Heaney
Woonsocket
R. L
A. & Cook Company
Woonsocket, R. I
Joseph Prontx
Sarah Meaney
Ole Street
Mooney
Judge Advocate “General
Jolly Roger
Thomas Fuller
Engligh Etchings
Provident Life
Thurloe
Cromewell
Tiincoln
Baker’s Extracts
Baker Extract Company
Prenchman
Ginesha
cArate
Dinxnon
W.iadinenpo
Erie
Chicago
Springfield Republican
Samuel Bowles
HE Republican
New England
New England News
the Republican
Republican
Addregg
the Aauge
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