The Same Old Story Avan Livingston Dies of Starvation
In Bou ton taverns John L. Sullivan the ex champion was named manager of Guy's Hotel amid cheers. Amy Livingston, once his companion and reputed wife, lay dead in the New York morgue as Sullivan faced public acclaim and a troubled past with her.
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Avan Livingston
John S. Sullivan
Braham
John L. Sullivan
Bouton
Guy's Hotel
Bach Bay
New York
Anid Gtark
Amy Livingston
Sullivan
Liearns
Lisepaett
Anna Livingston
Mis Andresan
Noe
Baeteend
Sle
van Fry
Wourda
Gad
Hin
Cate
Hing
Che Wocnan
Kilrain
Callivan
Wdpert Sullivan
Anna
Third Avenue
Fannie Reynolds
No. Mle Street
Madison Square Garden
Tor Sharkey
Windsor
Chicago
Duncan Harrison
Harrison
Little One
Duncan
Sudden Fame in New York Vaudeville Actress Declines Town Life
A troubled early 20th century actress rises to fame in New York after leaving college and vaudeville to pursue modeling and newspaper columns. She faces persistent public interest, shifting careers, and personal downfalls amid a harsh press cycle.
Fragmented OCR notes on a dance event and deaths
The unreadable text fragment mentions dancers, a park, and possible death references. It lacks coherent names, dates, or places, making a precise report impossible. It appears as garbled notes from a story staged around a performance and an associated fatal incident.
Noble Women Who Nursed Wounded Soldiers Praise for Thule Devotees
Gen. G. O Howard writes in praise of Thule devotes who helped wounded soldiers. The article recounts Mrs. Harris and other Philadelphia women assisting at the front, supplying food, clothing and medical aid after battles, and notes the courage and dedication shown by these women amid Civil War hardships. It references the Vanderbilt steamer and letters from the Peninsula in June 1862 and highlights ongoing home-front support and social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O Howard
Thule
Pier
McClellan
Johnston
Parlow
Local disruption sparks displacement in Tut Ween area
Turmoil caused by a shake up forces residents from homes in the Tut Ween Phu Olmstend region. Families seek shelter as streets crack and property damage is reported amid the upheaval. Local authorities coordinate relief efforts and assess safety.
Fatal watermelon theft attracts gunfire in Logansport
Harry Crawford, an eight year old boy of Logansport Indiana, was lured into a watermelon stealing party. Three accomplices fired blank cartridges as he fled two miles home, convulsing. Physicians warn death may result. Parents are devastated and suspects will be arrested.
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Harry Crawford
Logansport
Ind
Crawford
Fragmentary Query on a Ying and a Ice Stopper
A disjointed street scene asks about a horse named ying and a term ice stopper. The dialogue shows a boy asking about the horse type while adults discuss names and meanings in unclear phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popper
Saint Teresa Urrea: Banished Leader and Charitable Rebel
A portrayal of Teresa Urrea, the saint of Cabora, Mexico, banished for alleged revolutionary influence. The piece emphasizes her humble origins, charitable acts, and influence among followers, contrasting her piety with suspicions of political agitation and noting her escape to Arizona.
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V. F
Carlyle
Teresa Urrea
Cabora
Mexico
Maravillo USA
Fae Severa
EL Paso
Mie
Gona
Cale Pature
Seria Hut Santing
Hua
Shy Fin Lotnad
Jones
Caren
Meston
Ape Veresu Bay
Burglars Use Umbrella-Like Invention to Enter Second Stories
A battered umbrella contrivance used by thieves is described as a telescoping shaft with rope ladder to scale upper floors. The device, once owned by a burglar, extends to reach windows and is fitted with hooks to fasten to a sill, marking it as a clever but dangerous tool in recent burglaries.
Illusions and misperceptions noted in a curious excerpt
A fragmented passage discusses how animals and humans misinterpret reflections, shadows, and sensory cues. It notes that visual defects can cause fear and misreading of objects, with examples of startle responses to wheelbarrows, logs, and scattered papers.
Stray Thoughts on Faith and Sacrifice from Ram’s Writings
A fragmentary reflection discusses the Christian life, urging dedication to Christ over ease. It notes that true work is found in service, contrasts worldly comfort with sacrifice, and portrays the devil opposing joyful church life while praising effort for the Lord.
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Christ
Abe
Ram
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