Remembering the fallen and the living in Boston
The Boston Advertiser recalls the war's toll citing widowed orphans and the homeless while urging gratitude for those who suffered. It emphasizes not forgetting broken lives and supports the idea of honoring veterans and aiding those in need.
Narrow Escape in Aunt Marys Parlor
In a social round at Aunt Marys, Miss Iona Ross charms Edward Percy while Miss Clara Dunton plots romantic gain. After a night of music and shifting affections, Percy asks Iona to marry him. she confesses mixed feelings and reveals Duntons scheming, leaving Iona torn between love and duty.
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Mary
Lona Ross
Edward Percy
Clara Dunton
Iona
Miss Ross
Mr. Percy
Miss Dunton
Edward Perc
Rosas
Aunt Mary's
Aunt Mary
Miss Roess
Mss Dunton
Mater
Tous Ross
Yonn
Local option results show wet and dry division in Missouri
Statistics from Missouri’s local option law show 78 elections since June last year with 153,180 votes cast in counties and cities over 2,500 population. Of these, 72,807 backed sale and 78,317 opposed it, with 22 wet and 89 dry counties, and several towns split.
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Springfield
Carthage
Eo Ee
Veten
Bame Way
Stompy Sa
Louis Globe- Democrat Oo
Mrs Swisshelm's Romance Ends in Remembrance and Rift
The Pittsburgh area obituary recalls Jane Grey Swisshelm, famed abolitionist writer and editor, who separated from James Swisshelm in 1857 and died recently. It details her life from romance with Swisshelm to wartime journalism, political influence, and eventual divorce amid domestic strife.
Mrs Jane Swisshelm and her husband divorce tale unfolds
A fragmentary obituary note recalls Jane Grey Swisshelm and her estranged husband. It mentions May 27 1857 journey to St Paul Minnesota with the baby, a farewell on the wharf, and his later death at Swiss Vale near the old farm where she lived as a recluse. The piece centers on personal strife and a long widowhood.
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Reese
John
Valley Forge
George Washington
Jersey
ee _Bwissholm
Jane Grey
Virior
William Wilkins
Russia
Treasury
Wilkinsburg
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Bateeke
James Swisshelm
New York
Swissvalé
Goig
Dollar
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Gazette,and Commercial Journal
Wislorn
Gee
United
Washington
Gammallel’ Bailey
Bailey
Harriet Beecher Stowe
R. Giddings
Swisshelm
Taylor
New York ‘Tribune
Horece- Greeley
Swisahelma
Abe
Swiselesng
Paul
Mother
Swissvale
Jane Grey Swisshelm
Taming Wild Beasts in Barnum’s Circus Remount
A New Haven correspondent reports beasts from Barnum’s Bridgeport quarters rejoining the exhibition line on ships and steamers. Trainers describe a methodical, risky training regime to subdue lions tigers and other carnivores by drugging and clipping teeth claws, restraining with chains and supports, then parading them with keepers. The piece notes the aim to educate public taste for natural history while cautioning about perceived dangers.
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Fero
New Haven
Conn
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Barnum
Bridgeport
Ludgate Hill
Laylig
Elipa
Cire
Ata
Pon
Henry Bergh
Cave of Cervantes Hidden Cave Described by Consul
The Spanish Vice-Consul in Algiers claims to have located the cave near the city where Cervantes, once a pirate prisoner, found refuge after an escape attempt. He describes a very small, secure hideaway on a steep mountainside with an inscription planned above the entrance.
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Cervantes
Don Quixote
Algiers
Africa
Adriana
Rotondo
Ceryantoey
Hidden Forest Dwellers Found Near Vitebek City
A Russian correspondent reports that miles of forest near Vitebek conceal thirty families of men living in shrouded isolation. Inspectors at the new property site discovered dwellings and signs of cultivation with no knowledge of their existence by authorities. They appear to have inhabited the land without paying any tax or deriving benefits from the imperial commonwealth.
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Vitebek
Russia
Id Agar
Annexation of Canada and the Log Cabin Remedies
A historical piece recounts the failed drive for Canadian annexation by force led by General Montgomery and Colonels Ethan and Seth Warner. It notes harsh winters, retreats, and Warner safeguarding troops, then links to Warner's Log Cabin Remedies with vegetable treatments like Satsaparilla and Hopa and Buch for digestion.
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Canada
Ted States
Montgomery
Ethan
Seth Warner
Allan
Weland
Warner
rWarage USA
Ted
Warn
Ticonderoga
H.H. Warner
Ner
Logi
Therousin
Fiaud
Notices and ads from a late 19th century issue
The page includes a variety of notices and adverts such as a last will oath for a senior partner in a Toledo firm, a reward for curing ca tarrh, fires at The Evening Star office in Kansas, cold remedies and tonics, medical testimonials, and several local promotions including carbolic salve, Moxie Nerve Food testing, and a monu ment fund update.
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Onto
Frank J. Chene
Thia
A.W. Gleason
Notary Pabl Hall
Tee Manials
F. J. Chaney & CO
Toledo
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Evening Star
Kansas
Orn
Cole
Dragatsta
James G. Blaine
Lowell
Brock
Barset
Jon
Cheney
Digacag Street
Hendricks Monument
T. A. Blocum
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Lab
Teagar
Tanara & Co
Aspen
Colo
Ben Hogan
Cincinnati