Giant's Castle Trappers Face Black Jim in Night
Two frontier miners Tom Nutting and Dick Moore seek refuge atop Giant's Castle after a confrontation with Black Jim. A vigilant guard turns deadly when a hidden Indian killer approaches Tom while Moore blindsides and kills him. The desperado is revealed as Black Jim, and the survivors leave with a tainted memory and a bloodstained knife as a warning.
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Pacific
Tom
Black Jim
Ofaiman
Caatle Rock
Tom Nutting
Dick Moore
Widden Valley
Giant’s Castle
Moore
Nutting Waa
Phot
Sam
Nutting
Giant's Castle
Curious Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes Sale
Curio fact reveals CHAS. F. WILLIS offers a new stock of boots and shoes for fall and winter at highly reduced prices. He invites friends and patrons to inspect the carefully selected goods and thanks them for past liberal support while pledging continued effort to merit it.
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Chas. F. Willis
New Strategy to Stop Newspaper Borrowing
A satire advises female subscribers to cut a small item from their papers and return with a borrowed issue. The plan aims to deter neighbors who borrow papers by triggering curiosity as the cut-out circulates among local borrowers. The suggestion notes men would not react the same way.
Choptank River Foretells Chesapeake Waterway
In Linchester Jan 14 the Choptank River is described as a vast navigable waterway from Baltimore to Denton with many tributaries and towns like Cambridge Oxford and Dorchester County taking part in trade. The piece praises future commercial and military potential and cites historic steamship service and current operators on the river.
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Linnchester
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Cambridge
Brick Mill Wharf
Denton
Talbot County
Dorchester
Caroline
Tred-Haven Creek
Easton
Secretary Creek
East New Market
Hunting Creek
Linchester
Tuckahoe Creek
Hillsboro
Sharp's Island
Fort Delaware
Tilbot
Oxford
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Dorchester & Delaware Railroad
Caroline County
Nanticoke River
Tangier Sound
Miles River
Tred Haven Creek
Cheater River
Annapolis
Potomac
Fulton and Fitch
Vickers
Taylor
Maryland
Paul Jones
Fooks
Osirus
Turner
Hugh Jenkins
Champion
Strongburg
Cecil
Case
Kent
Enterprise Steamboat Company
John Kirwin
Pioneer
Norman
Highland Light
Samuel J. Pentz
Maryland Steamboat Company of Baltimore
Henry F. Folger
Enterprise Company
John Kirwan
Samuel Crosby
E. T. Leonard
Ida
Georgeanna
Beckwith
C. C. Wheeler
Hillsborough
Wheeler Line
Minnie Wheeler
Pronunciations of Guiteau's Name Chronicle Humor
A collection of comic mispronunciations and variations on Guiteau’s name from a Washington audience. Jests include distortions like Getto, Gewte-o, Go shaw, and Cees to, reflecting a lighthearted clash with a high profile trial in a period newspaper.
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Guiteau
Washington
Getto
Goshaw
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Cel
West Pratt St
Hanover St
Chas
N. Ofehm & Son
Baltimore, MD
Directt
W. P. Patterson
W. Pratt St
Geo. W. Beck
Toves
EO. T.melvin
Bryant
BrsTy
Oaneting County
Cermhn
St. Jacobs
A. Vogeler & CO
Irs
Clara
Mr. Russell
Matilda
David
Tex Hoon
Glanes Castor
Denton Bridge
H. Blackiston & Son
Denton, MD
Davis
Denton Enterprise
Les
WM. T. Davis
Twombly Hunting Machine Co
Washington St
Dostup
Johnson &Q
Boston
Maes
Bangar, Me
Peabody
Ical Institute
HH. Pal
Balfisch St
H. E. Carpenter
Henderson, NY
Ship Canal
Cincinnati
Cleveland
United States Infantry
Garfield
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