Fractured notes on politics and a theater fire
The piece reports charitable funds raised for Mrs Logan’s family with notable donors and a political clash over militia funding. It notes the death of General John A Logan and honors his service. It also mentions temperance politics, state legislative contests, and the destruction of the Semple theater in Philadelphia by fire with casualties.
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Semple_theater
Philadelphia
Jt. Poyitenta
Pete Voorhees the gambling king who died in poverty
A New York World correspondent recalls Pete Voorhees, famed Middlesex and Monmouth gambler born in New Brunswick, Rutgers graduate, famed for high stakes bets and political election wagers. His rise from wealth to ruin ends after a fatal 1900s shooting at a gaming den and a lingering life of loss and remorse.
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New York
Weaith
Pete” Voorhees
Peer Voorhees
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Peter
Voorhees
Avid Won
Voorkees
Ahmen Een
Bee de Ee
Washington, D.C
Hey
Lotull
Mercer
Knapp
Wate Syassine Log
Cook
Middlesex
Monmouth
Leach
Aerate
Yourhees
Damesburg
Abdallah
Old Revere House
Broadway
Gates
Nine
Lievere
Suichittd
Antu Uwity
Gauler
Peter Voorhees
Kmmg
Furm
Doc” Anderson
Eatontown
Monmouth County
Herald
Genias
Ann Street
Christmas Glee and Silent Prayer in Little Boy’s Hope
A child's Christmas wish questions when Santa will come asking for sleds boots mittens and skates. The scene shifts to a core of faith as a mother’s benediction and a prayerful struggle precede Christmas morning. A brave boy awakens to find a small sled skates and mittens, while the story hints at sacrifice and the spirit of giving.
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Majorie Moore
Mamma
Merle Maia
Rome
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Ehost
Beet Selling Book Agency Gains Noted Success
A fragment notes an agency handling a beet selling book with success and no failures. It mentions Hannett Boor Co in Portland Maine and hints at advantageous terms or monetary consideration.
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Hannett Boor Co
Portland Maine
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