The Gull’s Cry and Peg Bligh at Jeffrey’s Creek
In fog near Salem a mystery woman, Peg Bligh, appears unknowingly aboard a schooner tale tied to Peg and Pal Nash. Nash laments past life losses as the crew recalls a fated voyage and a moral about a cruel heart.
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Old Peg
Peisper Nash
Pig
General Banke to visit Memphis next week reception planned
The text notes preparations for a reception as General Banke is set to be in Memphis next week. It mentions various society items including Paris Figaro debt settlements, rumors about Charles Sumner's ex-wife, and medical updates on ex-Speaker Blaine and Senator Sherman.
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General Banke
Memphis
Charles Sumner
Boston Journal
Warren county burial case prompts wider duel debate in Russia
A Warsaw military tribunal tried staff captain Karpoff for murdering rural magistrate Kozinenko after a dueling dispute over a chair for study. Karpoff was sentenced to exile with Emperor intervention sought for fortress confinement only. The case highlights lingering Russian duel culture and official attitudes toward honor and punishment.
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St. Petersburg
London Standard
Military Tribunal
Warsaw
England
Karpoff
Kozinenko
Iberia
Karboff
Russia
Amon
Leprosy in Canada at Tracadie Village
The Arcadian village of Tracadie near the Miramichi River has endured leprosy for eighty to ninety years. A local government supported hospital serves the afflicted. Authorities attribute the disease to hereditary factors with non contagious spread, claiming origins from French vessels and shipwrecks bringing lepers or tainted clothing.
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Tracadie
Miramichi
Smyrna
Mitylene
Baubaris Island
Kamichi
St. Maloes
Irta
India
Sandwich Islands
Toronto Globe
Western Female Seminary Commencement Honors Twenty Years
The Western Female Seminary held commencement yesterday completing twenty years of history. Twenty-five seniors received diplomas amid essays, music, and an address by Rev. J. P. E. Kumler of Indianapolis on indebtedness to the past.
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Glendale Female College
Cincinnati
Auber
L. D. Potter
D. D
Tancredi
Rossini
Mary J J. Studabaker
Decatur
Te Lampa
Hattie A. Beach
Yonah Eles
Weighton
Essamiceniaies
Bella L. Corwin
Wyoming
Exsay
Mattie
Frazer
Warsaw
Ind
Western Female Seminary
Friends of the Seminary
Anna E. Calhoun
Kenton
Annie M. Carson
Realy
Alice
Conkling
Sharonville
Cora Ida Dare
Oxford
Virginia
Rickey
Tipton
Isabel
Dodd
Boonton
N. J
Lucy J. Eastman
Griggsilie
Ill
Flora Estelle Eilis
A Indy
Knee B. Gibson
Manchester
Jessie Derson
Bloomington
Emma Raukin Kimball
el Paso
Julia L. Kigchel
Laat
Jennie Davidson McCleery
West Alexander
Kate M. McCleery
Spacial Oe Eea v RY
Nrietta
Om Rker
Crown Point
Bret Wade
Ross Maria Louise Wason
West Creek
Harriet RB
Whallon
Vevay
P. E. Kumler
Indianapolis
Kumler
Swing
Oxford Female College
Third Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati
J. P. E. Kugler
Foaconnens
Court reports from the common pleas court proceedings
A long docket from Judge Cox covers progress in several cases led by the Reiner versus Taylor bastardy suit with filings by Wm. J. Allen and Dr. Wade, alimony matters, a wrongful conversion verdict for $307, a church and seminary collaborations, police or court disagreements, and a sequence of property transfers and land sales references in Oxford and Cincinnati areas.
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Common Pleas Court
Cox
Reiner-Taylor
J. Louisa Reiner
George K. Taylor
Wm. J. Allen
Covington
Dr. Wade
Dick’ Turpin
Dick Turner
Iast
Texas
E. M. Johnson
Johnson
Simon & Heinshimer
Buchwalter & Campbell
T. N. Drake
Collin Ford
Lyndh
Geo. R. Sage
J. B. Chalien
Town Notes and Community Events Briefs
Mayor Johnston’s rest from duty was interrupted by a creenance case with a $5 fine. Examinations continue at the public school through next week as students endure the mill. A straw berry festival at the Presbyterian Church hosted by the Young Ladies Benevolent Society drew large crowds with encouraging receipts. Plans for a 4th of July celebration are confirmed with funds guaranteed. the event on Monday the 5th will feature music and dancing.
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Johnston
Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Probate Court Admits Clara A. Marts Will
The will of Clara A. Marts is admitted to probate and leaves her estate to her minor son Albert Edward with John V. Sickey named executor. The court also moves to admit Thomas Alexander of Hamilton to Reform Farm as an orphan aged thirteen. A breach of promise and seduction verdict awards Sarah M. Warner Ver Baul D. $1,000. An estate guardianship case for Harry E. Hay proceeds as his mother Martha K. Babedck seeks a guardian due to habitual drunkenness. The community reports a rise in burglaries and fires in the area, including Keasner’s store, Mitchell’s cottage, and an attempted arson at the Masonic Hall in Cleves. A store robbery at Elizabeth town and burglaries at North Bend are noted with ongoing investigations.
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Clara A. Marts
Albert Edward
Iits
John V. Sickey
Thomas Alexander
Hamilton
Common Peas Covnr
Sarah M. Warner
Elias Webb Ys
Butler County
Thos. Millikin
H. L. Morey
Harry E. Hay
Israel Winttorpey
Common Pleas Court
Martha KE. Babedck
Hay
Keasnee
Local Events in North Bend and Elizabethtown
In Elizabethtown Uncle Tommy Miller gave away his granddaughter Minnie Clark to Hitch Hays on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. I. K. Hawley of Os. In North Bend Mr. Keasner sold his store to Mr. Frankates.
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Elizabethtown
Tommy Miller
Minnie
M. Clark
Hitch Hays
I, Ik. Hawley
North Bend
Keasner
Frankates
Arrivals at the Grand Hotel List Travelers Names
The fragment lists guests at Bangor and the Grand Hotel including C. M ison of Detroit C. G Dil and wife of Philadelphia Sie Louisville J. Hubeart Sieth J Reynolds Reed Brockwall and others with mentions of Chicago Cleveland and Burnet House names and a few titles. The passage is a partial roster of arriving individuals and their origins.
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Bangor
Burnet House
Hon
Wm. M. Fi Meth
Henry Baer
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