Setting Sun Engages in Bold Escape From Castle Plot
On board the brigantine Setting Sun Captain Morton leads a swift voyage with Abellia Moira and Sir Richard as a British brig pursues them. A planned disguise and rescue attempt for the captain’s mission unfolds amid a tropical storm and advancing enemy fire.
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Morton
Abellia
Moira
Sir Richard
Henry Temaple
Henry
Aieltia
Temple
Maira
Richard
Passage Opens Into Hidden Cavern Lined With Wealth
Morton and Sir Richard enter a rock wall that reveals a passage to a vast chamber. In a luxuriously furnished gallery they behold a chandelier, Persian carpets, diamond inlaid table, and a young noblewoman among attendants before a sumptuous meal. To be concluded.
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Morton
Sir Richard
Captain Morton
Earth
Long Boat Passage From a Luxury Cabin Scene
Captain Morton and Sir Richard leave the brigantine in a long boat after inspection of a richly furnished cabin. Lieutenant Temple confirms arrangements for the passengers, noting the harp and deck of Abelliz as exceptions. The boat advances under strong oars as the crew push toward their destination.
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Murton
Richard
Morton
Sir Richard
Temple
Harry
Harp
Devk
Abelliz
Lovel
Deaths and indictments mark East Taunton case note
The Taunton Gazette reports Wm. Barrett who claimed to be 120 years old died at East Taunton after a career known to lawyers in the county courts. He had long been indicted for selling intoxicating liquors and his latest offence was an assault on a little girl.
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Wm. Barrett
East Taunton
Taunton
Philadelphia
Snowden
Sloop Glide sighting shows rare sea turtle off Nobeka Light
Capt Crosby from Cape Cod reported observing a large sea turtle about eight by four feet with a crustaceous shell. He changed course to study it but the creature vanished below, a likely rarely seen species in these waters.
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Crosby
Glide
Cape Cod
Nobeka
New Bedford Mercury
Canaries Sing Requiem Aboard Ship After Wreck
The South Seaman struck at French Frigate Shoals and two canaries in the captain's cabin began singing as the crew prepared to abandon ship. The birds kept chirping The sweetest songs are ever heard while officers saved nothing and the ship sank. The canaries may not be rescued.
Runway City Cars and Sabbath Horse Carra Clash
The Philadelphia mayor bans Sunday horse railway cars drawing strong protest and a legal challenge. A truckman Snowden is attacked by a horse while adjusting its martingale, receiving severe flesh wounds but surviving as arteries remain intact.
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Philadelphia
Fatyrof
Philadelhia
Poem Fragment Echoes Longfellow On Joy And Sorrow
The excerpt discusses alternating sunshine and gloom in human life. It reflects on bright days when the world seems welcoming and dark hours when the heart feels cold. The speaker urges sympathy for hidden sorrows behind outward calm.
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Beatrice
Longfellow
True's Footsteps and Lizr's Seasons
An ornate meditation on time and life, praising the quiet passage of seasons and the gentle progression of aging. The passage grounds human growth in nature, noting how time arrives nearly inaudibly and blends with each life stage.
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True
Lizr
Tos Sitrxer or tax Bipte
There is such fullness in that Book that it often says much by saying nothing and its silences, like the dual shadow and light, inform us more than expressions.
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Boyle
Night of Heaven excerpt about darkness and hope
A poem excerpt from Memwter Karl's Sketch Book titled The Night of Heaven reflects on darkness as a prelude to immortality. It links sorrow from lost loved ones and illness to light in Heaven and the consoling memory of integrity.
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Memwter Karl
Nero
Tke Thusea
Golden Eden Land
Cure for cancer through plaster treatment proposed by London doctor
The Milwaukee Democrat notes a cancer cure claimed for Matson, a music store proprietor, by a Cincinnati physician following Dr Fell of London. A zinc chloride plaster with a circular skin opening allegedly burns the cancer, then loosens and sloughs out, leaving a healed area.
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Caxcen
Milwaukee Democrat
Matson
Lowel Natson
Cincinnati
Fell
London
Unnamed Recruiter Discovers Transvestite Behind Ranks
A Liverpool sergeant uncovers a very pretty girl in male attire among an awkward squad. She is questioned and reveals she aimed to reach a relative in England's defenders. She is aided by twenty five shillings and petticoats and sent back to Dublin for correction by her parents.
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Liverpool
England
Dublin
Doctor Replies Onset Of Daughter's Prolonged Fit
A man asks a physician about his daughter's morning seizure that lasted thirty minutes and left her unconscious. The doctor responds with a remark about the cost of care and the endurance of many lives.
Bad Habits of Youth in Philadelphia North American
A Philadelphia North American editorial decries youth indulgence in tobacco, alcohol, and extravagant foods. It urges temperance, warns of early decay, and cautions against weakening the constitution through artificial stimulants, urging young men to preserve vigor and avoid ruinous habits.
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Philadelphia North
Amiraan
Honest Policy Taught By Grandmother
A merchant tells his shop boy that honesty is the best policy and the boy recalls his grandmother teaching him to do right because God approves, not for others’ approval. The scene centers on a dollar found among dust and sweepings as the boy reflects on virtue.
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Tony
How to Pack Eggs for Market the Rural New Yorker Way
A rural guide describes packing eggs in barrels using clean oats as padding. Layer oats and paper between eggs, pressing firmly and compacting by lifting and dropping the barrel, then using a board to press layers down. Repeats until full, ending with oats and paper.
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Bray
New Yorker
Foot care for horses using salt brine says expert
A scientific adviser notes that soaking horse hooves three times daily in salt brine keeps hard-bound hide moist and prevents cracking on hard roads. It discourages rasping cracked hooves, claiming salt brine is more effective and safer for toughening the hoof.
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