Zebedee Richards Returns Rich Yet Humble in Maine
Zebedee Richards comes back to Nequosset Maine after ten years abroad. A tense family scene unfolds as relatives reveal motives and wealth. Rosa Richards volunteers to care for him while others confront his sudden fortune of seventy five thousand dollars and an unexpected will.
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George Richards
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Miller George
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Rehodee Batards
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Raysdale Hill
Peter
Uncle Zebedee
Zerachley
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Zebe‘dee
Marcus Richards
Maarlan
Rose
San Francisco
Monument to Rochambeau showcased during ceremony in Paris
The article recounts a Rochambeau monument unveiling with General Horace Porter in attendance. It shares a tale of Rochambeau during the Reign of Terror, where he saved himself by a courteous bow, and notes the broader honors accorded to the French commander who aided the 1781 Yorktown siege.
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Yorktown
United States
Horace Porter
Ambnasador
Rochambeau
la Vieille Politersse Francais
Maleshorbes
Kimmbril
Marshal de Rochambeau
Witlel
Tales of Pluce and Adventure in the Canadian Rockies
The article recounts moose and wood buffalo hunts on the eastern Canadian Rockies with trapping camps, hollow trees for shelter, and dangers from charging game. It contrasts winter travel hardships with urban comforts and records a brisk account from Alnslee's Magazine.
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Canadian Mounted Police
Canadian Rockies
Canadian
Rockley
Noe
Wiul Sparks
Alnslee's
Courageous Minnesota sisters claim large homestead plots
Two young American sisters near Bemidji Minnesota homestead a combined 280 acres teaching locally and riding six miles to school or four miles by horse. They live in a growing two story log house defend themselves with revolvers and hunt game as bears wolves and wildcats roam nearby. They endured Leech Lake tensions and plan to secure title after the required residence period.
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Wealthy
New England
Grandula
Lyman
Aunt Wealthy
Atlantis
Vu Lavrov
Pine
Minnesota
Bermidst
Beltrams County
Crookston
Jennie
Leech Lake
Vacation in the Woods Turns Sour for Couple Says Mrs Bronson
Mrs Bronson recalls a planned escape to a remote hut twelve miles from Nowhere. Treary seeks total solitude avoiding letters and news while her husband visits a post office daily hoping to buy or borrow a paper. The pair endure loneliness on a desolate vacation.
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Telegraph
Chicago Times- Herald
Derbyshire manor rider tale ends with exit and chase
A Derbyshire country manor tale describes Chepe the squire riding ahead with his servant Sam Ws and a hedge chase to an old disused quinky. The pursuit follows with comic missteps and a halt as Sam leads the way, leaving readers local and amused.
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Derbyshire
Sam Ws
Tito
Clase
Sammy
Sagmy Shawhng Wang
Han
Sally Teak
London
British American omon satishzed in San Francisco
A British American omon has been satishzed in San Francisco according to local reports. Details remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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San Francinco
Explosion at Warren and Greenwich Wrecks City Buildings
A massive chemical explosion at Warrant & Co. drug house on Warren Street NYC destroyed about twenty buildings and damaged many more. Over 2000 injured, scores killed, and extensive property loss estimated around 1.5 million dollars as fires spread through nearby streets and prompted alarms citywide.
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Warrant & Co
Warren
Greenwich
Nfe
Tarrant& Co
Tarrant
Capitan Devanney
Greenwich Street
Washington Street
Warren Street
Thames
Kef Ahearn
Ciy
Ninth Avenue
Earthquake Strikes Venezuela amid Aftershocks and Casualties
A severe earthquake in Carnens Venezuela caused widespread damage and casualties with many injured. Reports describe collapsed buildings and tremors disrupting towns, while authorities and rescue teams mobilize to search for survivors and assess structural harm.
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Venezuela
Carnens
Bold Dash for Liberty Ends in Death and Escape
In West Side prison break, two New York inmates cut bars with a hacksaw aided by a woman’s alleged aid. Keeper Hugh McGow was killed. George Willson injured. Arthur Kinagan escaped while Frank Emerson died near tram rails. Authorities arrest Avtar Bhatia and Prank Emerson suspects awaiting trial.
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West Side Court
West Fifty-third Street
Hugh McGow
George Willson
Arthur Kinagan
Frank Emerson
Willan
Johnson
Yooung
Flanigan
Jenner
Phangan
Avtar Bhatia
Thal
Oni
Alvord Arrested In New York Bank Theft Case
Cornelius D L Alvord alias Jin, the absconding teller from First National Bank New York, was arrested here by Chief Inspector Watts and Detective Armstrong. He denied theft, claimed large sums of money and horses, and was taken to New York City awaiting further proceedings in embezzlement and related charges.
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Mecklem Brothers
McClusky
Detective Bureau
Heckenberry
Greenwich Street
Toston
Cornelius DL
Alvorn
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Armstrong
New York City
Ovary
Newton Street
Burlington Avenue
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Tie
Giron
Uber
CIA
Population totals for apportionment announced by Census
The director of the Census reports the 1900 total population of the United States at 76,295,220 with 74,027,107 in the forty five states used for apportionment. There are 134,158 Indians not taxed and the 1890 base was 63,060,756, a gain of 13,225,404 since 1880.
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Washington, D. C
Unite States
United States
Thanksgiving Proclaimed As Census Figures Push Timetable
President McKinley designates November 29 as a day of thanksgiving praising national prosperity and divine favor. The administration advances early tabulation of the 1900 census to submit state figures to Congress by December, aiding reapportionment decisions.
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William McKinley
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Washington
The
Fatal mine explosion at Kingston Coal Company
In Wilkesbarre Penn special report a gas explosion at No 2 shaft of Kingston Coal Company Edwardsville kills five miners including eter Neovige Michael Galahaus Adam Waynoles and Frank Macalon ski and driver boy David Evans. Six others are badly burned as rescuers battle dangerous after damp conditions and a diverted air course caused the disaster.
Thanksgiving Day Set Washington Proclamation
A special proclamation designates November 29 as Thanksgiving Day. It lauds divine providence guiding a safe year, notes abundant harvests, prosperous labor and industries, and global reach of commerce and freedom. It mentions foreign service and calamities like Galveston, emphasizing national gratitude.
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Senna
China
Galveston
Christlin
Fire devastates Amoy business district and ships clash
A great fire in Amoy China destroyed many houses, mostly in the business section near American and British concessions. Reports say Russian and Japanese sailors arrived with engines to fight the flames. In the U S, a man killed his wife’s lover case is noted, and insurance motives surface in another story.
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London
Amoy
China
Trish
Bandits Raid Roundhead Village and Loot
A gang of mounted robbers raided Roundhead Ohio fourteen miles away and fired on residents as they escaped toward Lima. The heaviest loss was at Mertz and May’s store where the safe was blown and $100 taken. about $600 in bank notes were scattered.
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Ohio
Roundhead
Lima
Mertz & May
Unclear Governance Notes Signal Regional Tensions
Fragmentary OCR reports imply imperial leaders and colonial administrations publishing notices about tributes, punishments, and diplomacy. Mentions of New Zealand, China, and distant ports hint at rising tensions and impending actions.
Adjutant General Stryker Dead in Trenton
William Stryker, Adjutant General of New Jersey since 1807, died at his Trenton home at age 62. A veteran of the Union Army, he helped form the Fourteenth New Jersey Regiment and later held major roles including Brigadier General and Adjutant General of New Jersey. He authored rosters of Jersey Revolutionary and Civil War volunteers and was active in historical societies.
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Gillmore
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North
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