Fugitives Engage in Violent Escape near Monterey
After a skirmish on Sulima plains, Heyes and Armstrong pursue three deserters. Edwards is mortally wounded by a misdirected shot as the pursuit ends. Heyes and companions attempt to aid him but Edwards dies on the public road. The incident prompts reflection on mercy and responsibility in pursuit.
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Jobe Edwards
Sulima Plains
Jas
Hayes
Jobs
Armstrong
de Haye
Henderewn
Hunt
Heyes
Arnotrong
Dr. Hoyt
Hayve
Edwards
Monterey
Carach
Butt
Martin
Claitas
Missing Purser clerk sighted near Monterey without hat or shoes
A clerk named Sergent of the Purser was seen by an Indian woman on Wednesday morning wandering toward Monterey in the southward direction without a hat or shoes. Immediate efforts were ordered to locate him by Captain Maddux and others.
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Sergent’ Tate
Monterey
Bern
Apparent Death Noted in Early Morning Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Mr. Sergeant was found dead yesterday morning in the described manner, with the report stating he was beyond human sympathy and care. The text is incomplete but points to a fatal incident and initial characterization of the scene.
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Vve
Loss of the Baltic The Baltic sails lost near Rheesing'e Island
The Baltic of Fairhaven left U S Dec 1945 for whaling. It wrecked on Rheesing'e Island near Kamacks coast after a fog, with several crew saved. Commodore Prebble and Capt Butler learned of the loss, arranged salvage and oil sale, and auctioned the hulk for $150. The crew received passage to Sanuwhieh Island. few lives were lost in the melancholy incident. Source notes Capt Butler dictated details.
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Baltic
Sons of Fairhaven
Charie
Builer Muster
U 8
Perm
Sydney
Ios N.V
Rheesing'e Island
Kamecarks
St Peters
St Paul's
Ana Otseek
Techening
Ierane
Briegig
Bengal
New London
Prebble
Lyon
Prbble
Caplains
Sore
Hhey
Fink
Sanuwhieh Islenda
U.S
Bull
Lahaina
Bard
Buiter
Ripley
Capt. Butler
S. Ho Friend
Mr. Brown Assumes Large Cure Formerly Leidedorff
A historical note reports Mr Brown occupying the spacious cure previously held by Captain Leidedorff. The new incumbent is described as enterprising and genial, with wishes for Mr Brown to achieve success in his venture.
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