Speeding Express Through Aubersburg Described in Journal
A chaotic excerpt describes a rapid rail journey from Aubersburg where crowds greet engineer Macowiber as the train accelerates to astonishing speeds. Onboard scenes include shouting cheers, stopwatch times, and vivid sensory details of the rushing landscape as the Can ad Southern line winds past stations and distant farms.
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Suillus
Aki
Aertler
Sue
Chen
Auierstburg
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Dorrie
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Aubates
wunlarbill
Adal Lhe
Wreck Survivor Recounts Terrifying Sea Ordeal
Captain Hardy of the schooner Van Name tells how, after a gale on August 2 to 3, the ship sank with seven crew aboard. They battled sharks, hunger, thirst, and exposure on a makeshift raft for days before rescue by the steamer Pippetier. Hardy and the seven sailors survived with scarce water and no food, aided only by a joist and wreckage until the rescuers arrived.
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New Haven
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Mae Von
Tor Passegers
Matilda Assurus
Freddieassurus
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Walter Gill
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Anelestay
Waler long
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New York
Aline
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Propelier
Henry J. Hirton
A Steamboat Reminiscence On the Muddy Mississip pi
Dr Conkling recalls a steamboat trip on the muddy Mississippi with a crumbling bank and hungry waters. He reflects on a monotonous voyage past sandbars and bluffs, noting a few spoken jests and the river’s restless character.
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Dr. Conkling
Sam
Fragmented clipping lampoons society and politics
A garbled column parades jokes about birth, marriage, and law with snippets on teachers, philosophers, and newspapers. It mocks politicians and public life, notes absurdities in education, and cites a few humorous lines about marriage, wealth, and public figures, all in a patchy rural paper voice.
Odd-fellg Panatty of Gatling and the Grand Lodge
Fragmented narration reports a Rhode Island lodge matter and a Grand Lodge action. Mentions P G Reynolds and Hubbard, with references to an exchange and local incidents. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate a decision or expulsion process and a notable event at a lodge gathering.
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Dilwaukes Sentinel
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Senate
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Rhode Islan
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Reynolds
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dinate Lodge
United Stata
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