Heiress Match Surprises Artist in Saratoga Tale
John Parry, an artist staying at the Howland farm in Crawford County, advances to wed the hired girl Sue but learns she is actually his heiress cousin Kate. He pursues her to Saratoga, only to discover Kate’s identity and his mother’s wish fulfilled as the heiress bride walks away with him.
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Howland
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Settle
Jopr Parry
Dradieyad
Howland Place
Mr. Parry
John Parry
Wectar
Sam
Phere
Hugh
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John
Kate
Squire Howland
New York Weekly
Puch
Pining at a Mountain Kiss Party in Pennsylvania
A Boston man recalls a rustic gathering where youths wooed with a pinin game. Maria Mullins declares she pines for a kiss from Tom Bolton as the crowd laughs and a newlywed wife becomes the party’s belle amid mounting merriment.
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Boston
Maria Mullins
Miss Maria Mulling
Dan
Miss Maria Mullins
Miss
Younis
Philadelphia Ledger
Wise Words On Duty And Morality For Daily Life
A string of aphorisms urges finding one’s place, doing work with full effort, and avoiding laziness. It links truth, goodness, and perseverance to personal success and moral power, quoting several authors on duty and habit.
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Hare
Charles Wagsner
Phillips Brooks
Rample
Dr. Anthropic Shepherd
C. S. Merriam
Chinese Gambler's Penance in Canton Kitchen
A Chinese cook named Chin Kam in Canton, employed by a wealthy resident, lost all earnings to gambling. After a final wave of debt, on the twenty fourth day he cut off the forefinger of his left hand in the kitchen as self punishment. He fainted from the pain but recovered minutes later.
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Chin Kam
Ho In
Canton
Singapore Times
Much Virtue in Klee Health Claim Cited
A New York Press note quotes Wing stating Chinese people enjoy exceptional health by eating only rice ragout and rennet with no salt or condiments. It claims rheumatism and gout are rare among pure rice eaters while American doctors warn against such diet for those diseases.
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Muchl Ld Wing
New York Press
Rise and Romance of American Clippers and Captains
The piece extols 19th century U S clipper ships and builders led by Donald McKay and ships like Sovereign of the Seas Dreadnought and Great Republic. It recounts daring voyages from New York to Liverpool and San Francisco to Honolulu, praise for captains such as Samuels and Livingstone, and compares Yankee sail handling to rival steam vessels while noting ice trade pioneer Frederic Tudor.
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New York Sun
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Prince of Shipbuilder
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Edward Everett
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Boston
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Canada
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Indian Ocean
Turning Corn Into Pork Trade Faces Shifts in Market
West traders expect corn prices to influence hog prices more than cereal demand as private estimates push 1920s crop forecasts higher. The pork market hinges on domestic consumption and export demand, with prosperity in the South boosting hog and hominy use while farmers face plow underinvestment and rising meat sales.
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Catton
Reynolds
Eluding Han Bacon Pork and Torc Rooted Up Large Pounds
Fragmentary item notes a massive quantity linked to Han bacon pork and Torc with a figure of up to 1,209,777,731 pounds and a New York Times tag.
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New Yort Times
Malay and Hindu History Describes Tribal Deaths by Own Action
A London Times letter recounts Dutch campaigns in Bali and Lombok where princes and their people chose suicide or self-destruction rather than surrender. It notes massacres of civilians, including women and children, and cites a Malay and Hindu history viewpoint on tribal death customs.
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Netherland
Ball
Netelin
Tilt
Eli Dren
Netherlands
Badocny
Lombok
Isind
Homelelses
London
Tmes
Beetle Strength Noted by Correspondent at Window
A correspondent describes a beetle carrying a tin bow and a weight on its back at a window. The insect reportedly lifted a heavy load, with the dead beetle weighing half a grain and the live count higher. A Globe report notes a sunfish near Santa Catalina Island weighing about 1900 pounds.
Women Grow More Womanly and Fashioned Than Before
London Opinion notes women are more womanly today with heavier dress, greater vanity, stronger personality, and more elastic youth than in the past, reflecting changing social standards.
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London
Adopting Fashions and Social Change in Descriptive Notes
A reflection on vanity in fashion and social change, contrasting the dull monotony of avoiding new trends with the call to seek change at any cost. The writing critiques stiff societal norms and the tireless pursuit of novelty in Lady's Pletorial tone.
The New Autumn Fashion Advice From Harper’s Magazine
A damaged excerpt discusses princess models, evening wear with embroidered boleros, and Pompadour silk gowns. It notes the importance of good pattern and figure, plus home talent to achieve a stylish look while avoiding frumpy results.
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Empire
Jong Point
Harper's Baga
Fashion notes on fall school costumes and accessories
The article describes fall school costumes for girls featuring a Veter Tar IMoune style, full pleated skirts, and pinafores with open necklines. It notes accessories such as walking hats, chiffon trimmings, soutache edging, and combination muslin undergarments with fitted hip proportions for comfort and a smooth gown line.
Utes Move Against U.S. Troops Near Wyoming Lines
General Greely Ise orders 400 soldiers from Fort Meade to pursue the Utes marching from Deadwood toward the Little Powder River headwaters in Wyoming. The force will travel by rail and forced march, aiming to keep the Utes from entering South Dakota. Capt. Johnson asks for more troops after discussions with Ute chiefs. The Utes vow to fight rather than return to starvation on Utah reservations, with war dances reported.
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Fort Meade
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Deadwood
Little Powder’ River
Wyoming
Étting
South
Nakota
War Department
Thomas H. Tibbies
Tibbies
South Dakota
Siouwe
Johnson
Gsterson
Little Powder River
Gillette
Missing broker Manuel Silveira reaches Caracas amid bankruptcy charges
In Caracas Manuel Silveira, Ha Vana's agent for J M Ceballos & Co, is reported missing with about 1.6 million dollars of the firm’s funds. He arrived amid shock over the firm’s failure and accusations, claiming the firm was solvent and owed 700 400 to the company, while he seeks rest after a prior car accident.
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Venezuela
Manuel Silveira
Ha Vana
J.M. Ceballos & Co
Silvera
Veneatta
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Trolley Crash Wrecks Left Arms in Schenectady incident
A trolley derailed at Union and McClellan streets injuring several riders. William Lacore of Cohoes lost part of his left arm near the shoulder, Frederick Jones of Troy severed his left arm, and William Riley of Troy suffered a near shoulder amputation. S. Maxwell and John Briand had internal injuries. Santos Diamont Wins Prize in Paris for tying Lon fest with its aeroplane.
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N. J
Troy
Union
McClellan
Wiliam Lacore
Cohoes
Frederick Jones
Woham
Riley
Maxwell
John Briand
Santos Donant
Paris
Lon Fest
Prices for select horses near four hundred in New York City
The text notes few closely matched horses priced near $400 in New York with singles selling from $20 to $280. It mentions Rockefeller gifts and references individuals named Willem Bryatuan and Jonny D in unclear context.
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New York City
Condennis Rockefeller
Willem I Bryatuan
Tadic Speosh
Ehuiches
Sompie
Pitts
Jonny D. Rache
Suver Lonchne
Divorce Suit Causes Double Murder in Local News
A divorce case unfolds with a count of murder as the husband and wife dispute custody. The article mentions an alleged killing and a subsequent appeal to higher authorities amid a rural setting and strained family ties.
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Bovnase
Daoce
Derek View Valeo
Vera
Idaho Candidate Arrested Amid Unclear Allegations
An Idaho candidate, Robert Taunsdene Republico candhlahe ter Seer for State, faces charges amid a chaotic report. The piece mentions a diphtheria epidemic in Worcester, Massachusetts and a Red River Cotton incident with 1000 bales aboard, creating a jumbled, incomplete narrative.
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Ord
Robert Taunsdene Republico Candhlahe Ter Seer
Red River
Alexander
Lan
Potatoes Lead Grain Sum: 1906 Yield Totals Tally 277 Million Bushels
American Agriculturist reports 1906 potato output at 277 million bushels, up from 262 million in 1803 and 289 million in 1904, with gains in the commercial potato belt. Northwest and New England regions rise to 162 million bushels, while other states hold near last year. California tomatoes arrive in moderation as Texas cotton ginning soars amid strong demand.
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Northwest
Middle Northern States
New England
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
Maine
Northwest farmers face challenges selling oats for harvest funds
Selo Guts For Ponds and Yarmers in the Northwest seek oats to fund wheat holdings but elevated costs and lack of means to move grain hinder sales. Alaska's mining output rises from 2,400,000 to over 16,000,9000 in INS9S, signaling a dramatic industry expansion.
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Yarmers
Northwest
Alaska
Alaston
Largest corn crop report declares record nationwide yield
A Crop Reporting Board release notes a peak corn crop for the year, surpassing all previous records. Manitoba markets show faster receipts than prior year, with Winnipeg and surrounding areas cited for strong grain activity.
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Crop Reporting Board
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