Men who held the office of hangman in France and England
A historical recount of executioners from France and England. It traces the Sanson family lineage in Paris, their hereditary role as royal executioners, and how the guillotine replaced the old methods during the French Revolution. It contrasts England’s system where the high sheriff delegates the duties to professional hangmen, highlighting notable figures like Calcraft and James Berry and their personal incidents on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simson
Mansieuir de
Paris
Metropolia
Roman
Queeley
Dieppe
Marguerite
Sanson de Longral
Plones
Mers
Dumarried
Arul
Sanson
Himsself
Monsieur de Paris
Chiles Henrl Sanson
Damiens
Schmidt
Schmids
Dr. Guillotin
Louis XVI
Lowia
England
London
Middlesex
Calcraft
New North Raul
New Forest
Binns
Bradford
Trade & Shoemaker
Berry
Mhomini
Lavy
Wong
Tan O
Prinets Yal
Mie Wity
Berey
Noel
Munstard
Pccu
Cetire-Room
Jack Kei Tae Bate
Mr. Berry
Gnodgeaporma
Bernard Burke
S. Tames
Col
A Quaker Relic and Bowne House History
The Bowne House in Flushing, built in 1661, remains largely unaltered and is to be sold by Real Fetus Exchange in New York as a Bowne family heirloom. John Bowne, a 17th century settler, faced Quaker banishment, while descendants include Walter Bowne, mayor of New York. A separate piece recounts social scenes and a Washington Society lady's bold rebuke to criticism at a reception. The column also covers prudent farming advice urging Western farmers to grow their own food, store crops, and reduce reliance on distant markets, plus notes on horse blind spots and humane care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrith Mizanfesto
Bopcott
Isao
Ireland
Captain Boycots
Bravil
Havans
Ibis
State of Morelos
Custhanas
Mayer
Dro
Dowih
Wes
Esteliine
L. T
Bob Ingersoll
New York
Robert
Mousey
Iva
Bute
Bowne
Flushing
Long Island
Real Fetus Exchange
Parsons
Suilé
John Bowne
Tewa
Musliing
Derbyshire
England
Thomas
Dorothy
Boston
Mushing
Hannah Field
Society of Friends
Washington Society
Bélmuleebo
Boga
Sheridan
Charles Grandigan
Roger de Coverly
Washington
Hiohaize
Pemba
Lilis
Blinda Gover
Aed
The Solar System Motion and Early Arbiter Concepts
Astronomical notes discuss proper motion of stars and planets once thought parabolic but now seen as drift in space. The piece recounts historical figures and trials, including Fox and Bowne, tracing beliefs about celestial motion and personal fortunes through 1600s Holland and England. It also argues for arbitration in contracts as a peaceable settlement method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Trish Enoder
Trish Coast
Holland
Ataestiae
Solar System
Amsterdam
A. Freda
Stuyvestnt Ae
Gow
Henge Nicolls
Gomne Wan Beck
Elie
England
London
Holland Lss
Flushing
George Fox
Bowne
William
Etick
Bishopmade
Parsons
Eg Ace Incindine Pee Co
Pratesdes
Kimlergartan
Chambers of Commerce
George May Powell
Inv Condury
Central Paris expansion and property listings do not clearly document a single event
The fragmented OCR lists multiple parcels and additions in Central Paris near Doe College, including Greene Bros expansions, various lots, new school buildings, and several unclear address fragments. Names and specifics are garbled, yielding no coherent incident or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doe College
Lota
Gedag Ramdas
C. Younes
Simmong & Parie
Carpenter
Dloek
Paine
Alory
Gaih
Celle
Dot
Pouris Avenue
Lis
Xnunlil
For Sale or Exchange. Various farms and goods listed
A garbled catalog of farms and goods for sale or exchange across multiple counties. Entries include improved farms in Davie, Tama, Black Hawk, and other counties, with prices per acre, improvements, and trade offers for groceries, stock, or land. Includes references to depots, proximity to Cedar Rapids, and assorted livestock and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Hydepot
Widmon Xin
Cali
Figrata Dows
Dallas
Ling County
Berins Down
Balaney
Tama
Black Hawk
Chase
Echool
Cedar Bede
Cedar Rapids
Hinn
Towa
Wild land figures and acre pricing in county records
Fragmented OCR notes list various parcels of wild land across Worth, Humboldt, and adjoining counties. Items mention prices per acre from $8 to $12, acreage figures such as 40 and 60 acres, and notes on barns and improvements. No full summary available due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth County
Humboldt County
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the Weekly Times
Ayres & McClelland
Proprietors
Ofies No
South Second Street
Business Directory
Paczleton
Cass
Piper
Lau
J. C. Leonard
D'avy Building
Cepas Wats
Ts Papel
T. Bowell & Coe
Spruce Street
Sonbrugis
Wilttaam
Dawyee
Duloe
Hixley
WM. Wedeilase
Ormengnishai
Staives
Pubie Huikinis
Huainess House
Pdi
Kirst Avenue
Opstein
Fordyce, Manufacteres
Gilleo Paenitace
Rook
Grados
HM. Lapham
Dre. Ebt
Eric
Hiplog's
DR Walters
Lowa
JM. Diswanere
THE
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
South First
Stoney
Dr Youn Collazers
Wii
Thonesor
Cedar
R&rao Tay
Werestap
Gepar
RavIns
Searles & Banter
Soult
Taird Avenue
Uepar Rapids
Photograph Gallery
Premigu
TRE
al Falla
Giilesy
Kilborn & CO
HS Fust Avenue
Acd
City National Bank
Cedar*rapids, Iowaa
Bever's
Public Executioners
Zoiniles
Barry
Calcratt
Carlisle
Brother Wan
Dern
Maindenbair
James Verny, Raroutlaner
Johunie
Johnnie
Johannie
Jolnuis
Providence Journal
Custhanus
N. Y_ Herald
Pho
Jennes
CIAL
Ithaca
Justyer
the Mode! Bakery
Third Street
Fred Kerns
Propeletor
Frank Peltz
Cornor Soud
Shdrds
Bible Depository
American Bible Society
Cone, Wolfe & Co
Gornar
Greene Bros
E. K. Larimer
PON
North Second St
Cri
Linn County
Tara
Arlee
Parc Est
Balatica
Nebraska
North Second Street
Cedar Rapids, Owa
P.O. Shoe Store
P. GO
Lann County
Allstock
Triumph
Cooper & Jackson
Timothy
Lover
First Street
Third Avenue
Hamilton & Amidon
Hlavator Corner
Frank. H. Drew
Ther Street
M. Ottmar
First Avenue
Bever's Block
Exen
Jounsons Angdyne ‘Liniment
Cat LwMagian
Une Saan
TEE Craig Folding Incubator
Emmy
Thrower Portic
Kroper
Armani
Iit
Ares
Chicka Nara
Aay Mnanina
Te Heapeee
Monk
Ayushnda
Ronmeoy
Theubaty
Xril Bose
Craig