Lillie’s Nighttime Robbery and Fearful Escape
In a Hudson River village home during the Civil War era, Mrs. Lillie recounts a terrifying midnight encounter. A dark, muscular intruder unmasked himself from behind a curtain, attempted to seize a safe containing ten thousand dollars, and was thwarted when Mrs. Lillie feigned sleep, executed a planned escape, and helped demolish the thief’s plan as he hid in the room. Her swift actions and the safe’s capture led to the thief’s arrest and the couple’s financial relief.
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Hudson
New York
Gie Wighlands
Jay Trasband
Dinah
Dinai
Woodbine
Westminister Abbey
Elsunder
Wats
Corto
Dinh
Ile
Ani
Ife
Joe
Clese
Tie
Chile
Arass
Silas
World War II era dispatches recount Saarbruck clash and Weis senburg victory
August reports from Loxnow and Paris describe Prussian forces repelling a French assault on Saarbruck and claiming a decisive win at Weissenburg. Detailed orders show army corps under Crown Prince leading divisions and officers killed or wounded on both sides amid shifting border actions.
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Loxnow
Saarbruck
Saarebreek
Hennis
William
Mayence
Germany
Berny
Baden
Prussia
Loxpox
the Rhine
Steinmetz
Rhine
Prince Frederick, Charles
Upper Rhine
Loyal Eudes
Willi
von Stoithe
Eee
Sportiage
Steblen
Piris
Enely
Lee
Beaure
Crown Prince
Dousy
Weissenburg
Bhy
Tat Lown
Douay
Stn
Tiany
Mireos
Kirchbach
Grenadier Guards
Fiftieth
Watcher dog and street crime mix in odd tale
A fragmented narrative blends a talking dog, threats, and a violent incident with a postscript about a bank vault robbery near Campbell's Slitloh. The scene shifts to a fatal kerosene oil burn of Eva Peters, describing her horrific injuries and quick death, as reported by Steubenville Herald.
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von Dont Anche
Foo
Wewell
Iman
Ein Olly
Saga
Tim
Enid
Billy Wateh
Owel
Ethies
Paul
Norrow
Sano
Ee CP
Noble County
Pear Campbell
Pherd
Lerribl
Eva Peters
Steubenville Hierald
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Cobhocton
Coshocton
W. Collier
Grat Sapianoun
Gencherton County
The
TW. Collier, Jr
Ceneral Newspaper
Coshocton County
Wirietit
Onice
Main Street
Cosnorton
Ohio
Railam
W. W. Smp
Citzens Costentan
R. Nicais
Trenton
A. M. Mendenson
Frew's Mills
OIO
Loshocton
O10
Probate Court
Cos Uoctoon
Oslo
South Keom
Wes Lavanes
Jytenenas
Cositoctoy
Public Square
Qpanclen & Pomerene
Coshouton
Otto
Cadiz Street
David Spangler
KE. T. Spangl
A, C. Tome, A
J. Wofeit
Ricketts’ Black
Railroad Streets
Cosheston
Jacoms
Dia Soea
Hay
Waeis
Cosfoeton
Ohl
Tance
Emma
Pr. J. Anderson
Pesiee IR
Pues
May
Wilso
Waller Central Hall
Olly
Ofachive
UMBER
A. McDonald
His
Prick
Cosuocrox
Oso
MLS
Amd
Ane Choles Siik
Alec
Bill Ovil
Ann
Hay’ Store
India Ink
Falener’s
Sun Pictures
TOE Cieapest
Second Street
Coshocton, Qu
E. L. E. , Disney, Druccist
Deaalr IN
Bruse MS. &C
Cosradon
Glia Mast
Prescription Department
Busiess
Fine Tobaccos & Cigars
Wiveusa
Post
TAY, & Wilson
Phoussian N
Iig
Uft
Prissian
Oho
Marshal McMalon
Weistemburg
Darrox
General Schenck
Middletown
Stliste Vien
Revenue Matters
Txprasaronis
Jon W. Dwyer
Tnterhal
Indiana
Cleveland
Tennessee Electvion
Ryoxvinle
August
East Tennessee
Columbus
Ohio News
Licking Army
Common Pleas
Democrats
Licking
Knox
Delaware
Caldwell
Aland
Holmes
Lorain
Mediin
Warne
Ashland
Ion
Lyman R. Critelfild
Waste
Batllot
Europe
Berri
Tith
Weis
Panta
Donay
Lauter
Pigeonnier
Bitehe
Boutwell
U. S
Newark
Arrousey
Ackehman
United States
Hersilt
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