The Jumping Sand Hills Tale of Pierre the Trader
Pierre the trader recalls a perilous chase across the prairie to rescue a woman in men's dress. He narrates with vivid detail how Hilton's wife aided the girl, how a rival party pursued, and how the couple escaped across the Jumping Sand hills, the dawn revealing a sacrifice and a vow.
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Tonnere
Hilton
Tophet
ULSFU counting machine aids Philadelphia Mint in coin tally
Sebastian Heines a chief carpenter at the Philadelphia Mint builds a machine that counts two thousand silver dollars per minute and weighs silver bars. The device uses a hopper, saw-toothed cog wheels and 20 grooves holding 50 coins each to tally up to 1 000 coins per crank, enabling rapid bagging of $3,000 per minute with director Preston’s approval.
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Sebastian Heines
Heines
Morgan
Preston
Philadelphia
Mouse Pays Inch to Stop Encroachment on Evans Lot
The Elba apartment house on Van Ness Avenue owned by A and H E Law encroaches on Thomas B Evans land by up to 2 3/4 inches. Evans demanded 850 dollars per inch with a top dispute over the exact measure. Ladders and chisels emerged as workmen began to remove the brick wall to clear Evans property.
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Elba
H. E. Law
van Ness Avenue
Thomas B. Evans
Evan
Law
Evans
Unusual Wedding Fits Three Palmers Tradition
Lyman Palmer aged 75 of New Orleans wed Mary Palmer aged 75 of this city in a ceremony noted for its oddity. Both had three prior marriages and Mary kept her surname Palmers through each husband. the groom is said to be a nephew of her first husband.
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Lyman Palmer
New Orleans
Mary Palmer
Palmers
Waukegan
Dispatch
The New Sultan Making a Name in Turbulent Affairs
Intrigues swirl around a boy sultan who has begun his reign with vigor. He shows zeal reminiscent of his feared elder brother, famed as the one eyed decapitator. Three executions occur in one day, with a vaguer tally the next. The youth may yet carve a notable name.
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