A Mule in the Bank Novel Departure Story
An Arkansaw traveler tale recounts a colored preacher and a banker whose exchange roams from financial schemes to a mule as collateral. The banker proclaims a bust and the mule vanishes, prompting a confession and a comic moral about trust and banking wisdom.
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Arkansaw
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Bruder Gramlin
Bruder Anderson
Chile
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Lynn man lifts 218 pound barrel 186 times in one minute
C C Breed of Lynn Massachusetts performs a feats of strength lifting a 218 pound barrel using grappling irons and a hook. He lifted the barrel clear of the floor 186 times in one minute totaling 40 548 pounds with one hand, timed and witnessed as fairly accomplished at a watering place.
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C. C. Breed
Lynn
Mass
Cannon with Civil War history returns to Missouri keep
A historic gun once near Sacramento and Kickapoo battles was sold to St Louis. Efforts by Secretary Adams and the State Historical Society aim to recover the relic and return it to Missouri, amid local protests over its sale as old brass. The Turner Society kept the weapon in Kansas City area, later moving it to Lawrence and finally to Saint Louis.
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St. Louis
Leavenworth
Adams
State Historical Society
State Hirth Society
Wadams
Sacramento
Doniphan
Lawrence Pun
Nene
Sea’ea
Missouri
Turner Society
Jy. 2
St. Leto
United States
Federal
Liberty
Isai
Kickapoo
Lawrence
Broadway
Shawnee Street
Val G
Catfish pull boy into river rescue near Rock Falls
A Rock Falls boy Forbes fought a large catfish while fishing at the dam. He toppled into the Mississippi but was rescued by workers from a nearby paper mill. The catfish weighed 35 pounds 9 ounces as the man and boy were saved aboard a passing boat.
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Ile
Forbes
Rock Falls
Mississippi
In & Bost
Old Bridge
Moore
Rock Island
Bears and legends of Adirondack guides in wild tales
In the Adirondacks an old guide recalls dramatic woodland encounters with bears and prowling wildlife. He recounts a wedding ring tale, the Eagle's Nest incident with a bear and cubs, and a near miss while crossing frozen lakes, all framed as rugged frontier reminiscences.
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Adirondack Cor
Philadelphia Times
Paul Smith
Aed
New York City
Lam
Inyakin
Wu Gal
Eagle’s Nest
Riz and Leon
New York
Blue Mount
Yonker
Long Lake
Augusta Georgia Busi ness in Hard Times Stifles Trade
Augusta residents face a stagnant summer economy with scarce money in circulation. Merchants report poor sales of oats and cotton, withholding purchases despite in transit grain and stored wheat. Bank lending tightens credit as the fall season promises uncertain business. Calamity Weller story and rossettes trend noted.
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Georgia
Augusta
Charleston Nova
Cata
Life
Auguste Stends
A Fisher of Fish and Henry Howard at Thames Fishing
Bronson Howard, famed dramatist, described here as an avid fisher who rises early and travels to Paddington, then to a Thames spot near the Riverside Inn where a flat bottom boat and a man with a pole aid his angling. The piece humorously details his routine and love of fishing as the essence of sport.
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Singer
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Pittsburgh
Jos Murphy
Murphy
Paul
Gon
Wood Street
New York
Bis
Pronson Howard
Luke Shira
Detroit Free Press
Bronson Howard
Paddington Station
Thames
Riverside Inn
Howard
London
Howart
Mr. Howard
Binks
Detection of an Ounivorous Thief by Certain Line Evidence
A curious neighborhood tale from Concordia Louisiana describes a clothes line theft spree. Mr. A. J. Chaze uses a catfish line from his window to reel in a crate of stolen items including two undershirts, striped stockings, a white duck vest, and police jurors’ commissions. A brindle cow with crumpled horns is implicated in the final clue.
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Kita
Concordia
Hubbard
Leon
A. J. Chaze
Marwood's Hangman Past Revealed In London Interview
An excerpt from the Palt Mal Gazette recalls Marwood the hangman in vivid anecdote. Mr Tussaud recounts Marwood’s ritual chair, his somber visits to acquaintances, and the dog that shared his grim world. The piece ends with a note on the interviewer seeking subscribers.
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Marwoods
Calcraft
Marwood
England
Pepes
Hangaman
Maerwood
Hangman
A Little Romance From Old Orchard Train Tale
A Boston Courier correspondent recounts a seaside romance at Old Orchard. A wealthy heiress falls for a poor but capable suitor, despite parental opposition. The couple meet again by chance on a Boston train, and the narrator predicts a hopeful courtship amid social pride and family scrutiny.
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Cor
Boston Courier
Old Orchard
Qld Orchard
Popes
Old Orchard Kue
Episcopal Church
Boston
Ol Orchard
Christuias
Tam
Sue
Newport
Talutn
Mariconetts
Goulds Enjoyments and Family Outing in Wall Street Scene
A narrator describes Jay Gould and his sons strolling Wall Street with a boy of eight, noting Gould’s wealth displayed in libraries, a country seat, a steam yacht, a vault, and a mausoleum. The child’s curiosity and lively questions bring family warmth amid ongoing financial tensions between rival telegraph interests.
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Jay Gould
Cleopatra
Gould
Safe Deposit Company
Westchester County
Wall Street
George
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