Joe and Tonio Freed by Police in Marco’s House Raid
Joe faces a tense wait as officers, aided by Slip Johnson and others, raid old Marco’s den to rescue Tonio and nine other boys kept there. Guiseppe and Marco are captured, Tonio reunites with Joe, and all youths are taken to detention before court on Monday. the group celebrates Joe’s role in the rescue.
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Joe
Jon
Johnson
Marco
Tonio
Basit
Willin
Guiseppe
Qaverel
Fareco
Tombs Court Room
Slip Johnson
Tom Brady
Tom
Alice
Dick White
Slip
Altea
Esgbound
Slippey
Ape
Feast and illness shadow Joe's Sunday visit
In a late evening feast at a Park Row restaurant the boys celebrate with cheap meals while Joe grows sick and weak back home. Doctor visits, Slip Johnson assists, a vet helps the crippled friend, and Dick White arrives with a debt dispute as bad news looms with a shipwreck.
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Shrpey
Park Row
Jor
Slin
Tom
Lumber Yard
Noom
Joe
Marco
Slip
Tony
Seo
Mrs. Johnson
Slipe
Jon
Alice
Walter
Third Avenue
Slips
Tonio
Bac
Silace
Master Johnson
Lexington Avenue
Sai
Dick White
Lick
Master White
Joe's Quiet Death and Farm Family Farewell
Joe lies near death as Doctor urges comfort and distraction. Mrs Johnson, Alice, and Bill Brady visit, while Farmer Webster promises care for Alice and the dog. Joe writes to Miss Webster and, in his final hours, reconciliations unfold. Bill apologizes as Joe passes peacefully to an angelic rest.
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Father Webster
Ly Johnson
Moth R. Shell
Tom Brady
Mister
Joe
An’ Moe
Bill Denham
Tom Braay
Alice
Bill
Marco
Swell Supper Promises High Old Time For Guests
A lively promise of a grand meal and an exceptional old time is offered to guests, declaring that if they do not experience the finest hospitality ever seen, it will not be the host's fault.
Bear Attack Fells Maine Hunter After Daring Charge
Joseph Lewy son of Atlan Lewy of Princeton engaged a large bear on a Big Musquash stream Oct 18. With duckshot he wounded the bear and later killed it at close range after a brutal struggle. Lewy dragged the 180 pound animal eight miles to Peter Dana's point then received medical care. his leg and foot were severely injured and he remains in critical condition.
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Bangor
Conkfer
Joseph Lewy
Atlan Lewy
Princeton
Lewy
Machias Union
Peter Dana
Dr. Fowler
Bear encounters Lewiston watcher in Packard's mill woods
Mr. Smith of Lewiston, at dusk on Sunday, heard a bear near Packard's mill as he walked with a lantern. He pursued the animal toward Kempton's 80 rods distant, aided by Kempton and Walter Hodges. Moonlight faded and Smith cried out loudly, hoping for aid and brighter light.
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Phillips Phonograph
Mr. Smith
Lewiston
Packard's Mill
Smith
Kempton
Walter Hodges
Bears Encounter Ends in Lone Hunter's Kill
Jean R. Sullivan and two Whitneyville companions hunted Fletcher Brook last week. Sullivan tackled four bears, two old and two young. After tiring, he shot the old veteran at close range, the bear about seven feet long with buckshot wounds under the head, while the other bears fled.
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tMachias
Jean R. Sullivan
Whitneyville
Fletcher Brook
Sullivan
Brain
Art
Saved by the Little Dog
A large black bear trapped by Levi Campbell of Kingsbury dragged the trap three miles into the woods. Campbell struck the bear with an axe but was knocked down and mauled on the leg. A small dog distracted the bear, allowing Campbell to escape serious injury.
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Lewiston
Levi Campbell
Kingsbury
Campbell
Brain
Mr. Campbell
Bear Tries Mouse Hunt Near Hancock Lake
In Hancock Lake, a bear startled residents when Mrs. J H West found the animal nosing a nearby spring in search of mice. Neighbors armed with clubs bows and shotguns chased the bear as it fled up Trim mountain, but authorities failed to corral it.
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Bangor
Hancock Lake
J.H. West
Trim Mountain
Bear mauls men in Sund ay incident at East Sullivan
Harvey and William Johnson visited a bear gun on Sunday morning at East Sullivan when the bear was released. The bear turned on Harvey tearing him severely and forcing doctors to use four spools of silk and 40 needles to close massive wounds. Harvey’s condition is critical and believed hopeless.
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Pittafield Advertiser
Harvey
William Johnson
East Sullivan
Agents Wanted for Spare Holiday Income
Advertises subscription recruitment with incentive to act now. Encourages readers to approach friends, share sample copies, and obtain the private circular from The Weekly Globe in Boston Massachusetts.
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Weekly
Globe
Boston
Mass
Puff Paste Demonstration Draws Large Boston Cooking School Audience
The Boston Cooking School resumes its season with Wednesday lectures at 10 o'clock. A diverse audience from young housekeepers to grande dames attends, as puff paste is demonstrated with recipes for patties rissole partridge pie and cream sage pudding. The session covers butter cold handling rolling folding and baking in a hot oven, plus several fillings and serving ideas.
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Boston
Wookins School
Jean ‘Caid
Sorosis Women’s Club of New York Funeral Delegation
A Kansas City Journal recounts a Sorosis event in New York where a prominent member’s death led to a large funeral and a delegation of Sorosis sisters accompanying the hearse. The article notes the club’s prominence and the crowd of attendees at the farewell.
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Kansas City Journal
Woman’s Club of
New York
Sorosis
Sorosis Sisters
Sheep Shearing Surprise Awakens Sleepy Worker
A man finished shearing a sheep when household members with a lantern discovered he had been asleep. The sheep had been sheared as thoroughly as if done in daylight, prompting surprise at the unexpected nap.
Pie Industry in St Louis Reveals A Loaf of Local Pie Power
A newspaper feature dives into St Louis pie production detailing five firms, daily 26 000 pies, and large wholesale and retail operations. It profiles a famed pie eater, explains wholesale versus retail margins, crust quality, and the mechanics of large scale pie baking.
We Will Remember Burlington Free Press Item
A fragment from the Burlington Free Press notes a Michigan town praising a girl described as nine feet tall of stature. The fragmentary text also includes a phrase urging polite behavior when asking for favors.
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Burlington Free Press
The Key of Amos Trenoweth Ends a Dark Quest
In a climactic moment the heir uncovers a rusted iron key inscribed with ominous warnings. The handle bears A.T. and 1812 while the shaft repeats a deadly omen about a house on sand and hopes tied to a dead man. The key triggers a final, tragic confrontation as Book I closes.
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Benides
Loveday
Ezekiel
Uncle Loveday
Trenon
Luntrig
Margery
Amos ‘Renoweth
Arkness
Nally
Spider
Mylood
A.T
Amos Trenoweth
Beechers Successor Named by Plymouth Church
Rev. Charles A. Berry of London Caled has been called to succeed Mr Beecher at Plymouth Church Brooklyn but has not yet accepted the offer. His final decision will be announced in several days.
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Quanah
Tex
Joseph Norris
Yonkers
N. Y
Albany
Jacksonville
Fia
Times-Union
Autub
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
North Carolina Supreme Court
Upson County
Columbus
Enauker-Sun
Kansas
Valley Falls
New Era
Paradise
Washington
Jefferson
Texas
Brunswick Oh
Relegragn H
Hopkinsville
Batist Church
Christian County
Opkinsville
Louisville Courier- Journal
Gladstone
Atoe
Homer
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Falrige
Syle
Hathorn
Bowdon College
Prina
RE. B. Washburne
Chicago News
Yale
Woolsey
Porter
William Lawrence
Chicago
Lewee
Warren
Gia
Thomas M. Waller
London
Connecticut
George Washington
Buffalo
Martha Washington
Martha
Gertrude King
Zepenpe County
Mich
Pener
Kng
Panseene
Pacaville
Minn
Henry Bh
Dave
Charles A. Berry
Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
The Owl Poem With Witty Exchange in Verse
A humorous verse from Puck depicts an owl in a hollow tree responding to a speaker with witty wordplay. The bird mocks the speaker’s phrasing while offering a refined Latin style, creating a playful clash of language.
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Puck
Noted Red Hair in History and Modern Lore
The Buffalo Express recounts fascination with auburn hair, citing a New York paper linking a girl with auburn locks to appearances of a white horse. It references a Chicago Tribune piece on historical red hair artists and famous figures like Joan of Arc, Helen of Troy, Sappho, Cleopatra, and Mary Queen of Scots, noting praise of red hair in women and varied consequences of hair color.
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Buffalo Express
New York
Decago Tribune
Histor
Rosamond
Joan of Arc
Helen of Troy
Sappho
Cleopatra
Mary
Queen O
England
London
Wealthy man urged to sponsor prize for animal communication
A recent magazine writer proposes a $100 prize to find a method of open communication with the lower animals, suggesting a man who has “gone to the dogs” could be used as the medium. The joke hints at exposing a social critique through satire.
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Titsburg
What It Was Issued For
A fragment from the Savannah News notes A G Douglass of St Me Biel handling a $5 note issued in 16nd with unclear details. The item appears to be a stray historical snippet lacking full context or date clarity.
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Savannah News
A. G. Douglass
Biel
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Tom'p
Mr. Webster
Josey
Mae
Maine
Boston Cooking School
Sorsis
Delmonico’s
New York City
Turkey
St. Louis
Dozier- Wey
Seventh Street
Fortune
Metros
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Retil
Ceed
Roe
Frorerion
Es H.nery
Dead Man's Rock
Plymouth
C. A. Berry
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