Life Recalled In Old Town Through Return Visit
A man recalls his youth in a river town during a return visit, visiting Jim Sim’s boot shop, the cupola railing with his name, a coasting run, and a court house hill. He meets old acquaintances Amanda and her brother, reliving past temptations and friendships while noting how such recollections shape who he is today. The piece blends memory with a note on a new hotel project in Chicago.
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Mie
Old Town
Jim Sim
Jim
Thane Daye
Amanda
John P. Jones
Nevada
United States Senate
March Ord
Francie G. Newlands
Will Mhered
Hoe
Freigution
Newlands
Hawaii
Cuba
Dr Eliot on Second Marriage Court Testimony Details
In a Harvard related court proceeding President Eliot described his conversations with AH Crocker about Crocker's reaction to Crocker's second marriage. The testimony focused on Crocker's feelings and advice sought by Crocker before and after the marriage, with Eliot noting Crocker's character and influence.
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Dr. Eliot
Mana Jinige Graul
Eliot
Harvard
AH. Crocker
Mr Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Aly Crockers
Wit
Lle
Crocker Sincis
Harvard College
Mummey
Crocker
Ceoeher
Lily
Grant
Not the Little Woman's Day Not the Little Woman's Day
Fragmented OCR text discusses gender roles and women in science and dress, noting limitations faced by women, their participation in physical exercises, and male perceptions. It references a debate on women’s rights and social expectations amid historical gender discourse.
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America
Thely Starr
Jing
Unclear drug offer with cryptic terms and names
A garbled plea describes sending money for a drug trial by mail with a dollar amount and conditional payment, but the text is full of unclear names and nonsensical phrases, making the main action and participants hard to identify. The fragment appears to mix drug promises, monetary risk, and scattered proper nouns without a coherent context.
Prominent Virginia merchant linked to London money dispute
Mrs Juliette Cornwall Morris Smith recounts a past dispute with Burns over funds lent to London. She describes a hotel Cecil meeting in London four years ago, mentions Burns’ social circle and family ties, and notes a $1000 check and tax-deed issues tied to Virginia property. The account includes references to Henry Burns and family connections across Maryland New York Kentucky and Honolulu. The Bulletin reports at 75 cents per month.
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Chicago
Auditorfin Apex
McCormick
Michigan Avenue
Lake Front Park
Victoria Hotel
Levy
New York
George C. Boldt
Wal Jave
Coleg
Staeen
Owen Trae
Owen Burs
Tal
Avia
la Balle Street
Juliette Cornetia Morrie Smith
Lynehinrg
Burne
Qualiay
Aira Smith
Burns
Mel
Smith
Sato
Haring & Bachelor
Martin Burny
Maryland
Owen
Waller
Gladys Down
Mrs. Smith
Mins Castleman
Kentucky
Aator
Walter
NewWork
Rollo
Afong
Honolulu
San Francisco
Myrtle Maurice
San Francico
Tim
Europe
Hawaiian Hardware Company Ad at 816 Fort Street
Just received a full assortment of fishing nets netting twine harness saddle latigo leather rubber and cotton hose horse shoes and horse shoe nails paints oils varnishes brushes packing belting all sizes engineers and plumbers supplies listed for sale at Hawaiian Hardware Company 816 Fort Street.
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Amkinedd Bbeiter
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Eine
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Lowes
Free State
Heyt
Marcon
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London
Mim
Walde
Virginia
Mr. Smith
the Bulletin
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Tee
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Young Building
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Bethel Street
Hawaiian Hardware Company
Fort Street
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co., Ltd
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