A Grand Old Woman of Patriots and Parnell Legacy
The long profile honors Delia T. S. Parnell a famed woman of public life and Irish leadership. It traces her birth in 1813 to Admiral Stewart and a Boston mother, her salon in Paris, the title The Fair Ambassadress, and her influence on the Land League and Charles Stewart Parnell. It notes her later life in America and lingering wish to die beneath the Stars and Stripes.
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Earl of Carlisle
Lord Palmerston
England
Mexico
Delia T. 3
Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Pueblic
Trish
Pandy Parnell
Ladies’ Land League
Dreland Beeata
Maine
California
Land League
Moenent
Delia
Peraril
Wall Street
Ured
Leatiet
Pete Bideejasiin
Bea
Peta Weniel
Jens Lesgus
Deers & Works S
Exeland
Ire
America
Presert
Treland Bet
Trinity
Two Tramps Attempt Whisky Theft at Local Saloon
Two men from neighboring towns devised a plan to steal whisky. They entered a saloon with a gallon jug and fled after an offer of payment. The bartender refused to return the jug, and the pair left. Later observers saw them break a vessel and cause damage.
Dark Days for Burns and Early Struggles in Scotland
The fragment outlines Burns life during a bleak year marked by debt and danger, including the Kilmarnock edition of 1786, escape from jail threats by Jean Armour’s father, and plans to sail to Jamaica. It notes early patronage from Dugald Stewart and Mrs. Dunlop, and the hardships of Balfron and Milton Tabb? with letters and finances shaping his poetic path.
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Burns
Kilmarnock
Jean Armour
Jamaica
Burn
Greenock
Iren
Carindios
Fife
Miller
Couifas de Parta
The Phantom Bells At Chateau Frontense
In a Quebec manor the Ladies of Chateau Frontense fear a century old shadow over their home. Clotilde learns of a tragic sleigh accident tied to Gaspard and a phantom sleigh’s wail. The tale ends with a confrontation and acceptance as the ghostly lore fades.
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Chateau Frontense
Clotilde
Gaspard B
Gaspard
Clotilde Aghed
Loup Garou
Clo Hilde
Victor
Alphonse
Iea
Clotilie
Pierre
Sali
Pherus
Froctenas
Charpan
Ashe
Fragmented OCR snapshot with unclear medical note
The readable text describes a damaged page fragment mentioning healing skin and a head injury. No clear event date or identifiable persons or organizations are present.
Unreadable OCR Note on European Stationery and Monograms
Fragmentary text notes on monograms wax impressions and wax seals used for stationery. Mentions a winter journey record called a trip fan and holes on sticks forming imprints. Discusses European stamps and coders, misread spellings and unclear claims.
School Implements Substitution After Scarlet Fever Alert
In response to a scarlet fever scare, the school limited student contact and began substituting activities to prevent further spread. Officials urged hygiene and monitoring while lessons continued with adjusted routines.
Tea is Tis Packages and New Packing Technique
A consigrment of Iséiantes packed in triplete chests has been received. The result is pronounced a great reprovement on the cl4 method, the atoms of the tea being better preserved. It is thought the new packing cases will be generally adopted by Indian tea packers.
The Federal Constitution and Its Origins
Ex-President Harrison discusses in This Country of Ours how constitutions arise in the United States. He contrasts written state constitutions with English practice and explains popular sovereignty, amendments, and the role of people in adopting fundamental laws.
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Harrison
Ladies’ Home Journal
England
Congress
United States
Adhd
Usdaal
Dreaded Fate in Mississippi Prison Scene Described
In a Washington Star excerpt the scene unfolds as a sheriff prepares for a fatal execution. A colored man, once owned before the war by Colonel White, faces the doom with companions and onlookers nearby. The narrative recalls the tense dressing and final steps before the trigger of the deadly spring.
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Kates
Door Paghs
Mississippi
Star Willer
Remarkable Case Of Amnesia And Recovery In Aurora
Fessie Smith of Aurora Tunisia was knocked from a bicycle last July and fell unconscious. She recovered with memory gaps of six months and was found in the snow by her parents. After revival she regained identity and playing piano, previously unable to play for six months, now playing as well as ever.
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Fessie Smith
Aurora
Tunisis
Queen's Drawing Rooms Names Read Despite Nerves
The article notes ladies shown at the queen's drawing rooms, their nerves, and their seating arrangements, reflecting the social scene and etiquette of the royal event.
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Che Herd Chewher
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Elia T. S. Parnell
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Trinity Hospital
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Old Trensides
Stitler
Boston
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Panante Stewart
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Cevy
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Kogwdedee
Oi Brown
Delia Pos Parnell
Fier
Delat
Washington
Washipeton
Doh Farpell
Ireland
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Witner
Howard Perne
New & Reer
Parliarerat
Eisery
Parnes
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Delightfol
Paris
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Nenetoot
Eugenie
Europe
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Hana
San Lave
Grealie
Stae
Wen
Crele
Rks
Gad
Moregrem Fens
Woaks
Harrees
Mars Bob
Washiceten Star
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