Local notices and arrivals from Hamburg area in Jan 1903
Community brief listing hotel operations and transfers in Hamburg and Marshall Missouri. Mentions Carter of Hotel Julian, Mrs. Rudolph Beyschlag, Miss Mainie Van Eaton, and Lillie McFarland. Notes ice quality and local telephone operators. Announces Ambrose Roy Wanamaker's birth announcement, Hills recovering stolen titles, and subscription renewals from Lemard Schuman and others.
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Mainie van Eaton i
Lillie McFarland
Bell Office
Ambrose Roy Wanamaker
A.E. Wanamaker
Mastermbrose Roy
Gorn Wanted, I am ready to reroute commuting farm
A terse personal notice from a resident near Homburg seeking a buyer or driver. The ad promises the highest price paid and asks to call to contact “KRANK GILLMAN” at the Bank of Romburg, with details unclear due to garbled text.
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Gorn
Éust
Homburg
Krank Gillman
Bunk
Romburg
Hunting Deer and Cod in Indigenous Practices Described
A New York Tribune excerpt describes indigenous and frontier hunting customs. It covers deer drives in valleys, cod fishing in Newfoundland, and cultural attitudes toward game, noting methods, organization, and the endurance of tradition across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Newfoundland
New York‘ Tribune
Colonel Ochiltree Defies Snub to Welcome Grant in Galveston
Colonel Thoms Ochiltree, famed in Galveston, bypassed ridicule to greet General Grant arriving from South America. He led a crowd through Tremont House to the hotel balcony, introducing Grant as one of his best friends, ending local snubs at social events.
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Grant
Thoms Ochiltree
Galveston
Ochiltree
South America
General Grant
Tremont House
A Glass of Wine Upends French Royal Line
The heir to the French throne, the Duke of Orleans, died after drinking one extra glass of wine by mistake, causing a fatal stumble outside his carriage. The accident ended the Orleans rule and led to exile and massive wealth forfeiture for the family.
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France
Louis Philippe
Duke of
Orleans
Mito
Adam and the Tailor in the grave of Adam
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls a historic tomb scene where a wealthy merchant tailor honors a revered ancestor. The guide speaks of reverence as the tailor, on his first voyage to the Orient, lays a flower on the tomb and acknowledges his prosperity owed to the ancestor.
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Adam
Hay
Chicago Tribune
Medicine For Him
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes a wife cherishes all letters from her husband during courtship, keeps them close, and declines to read them aloud though she threatens to read them to live whenever he returns.
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Philadelpha Press
Engagement with Charley Ends on Misunderstanding
A dialogue fragment shows May stating the engagement is broken and May claims Charley caused it, reflecting a domestic misunderstanding. The brief copy from the Atchison Globe conveys a tone of irony about gentleness and folly.
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Charley
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Henry Meyers
Crozier Farm
Hamburg
Towa
Millet
Minger & Smalley
Hamsburg
Swednoag
Chillicothe
Odell & Bowles
Marshall, Mo
Rudolph Beyschlag
Frank’ Stow
Imma Gillman
Omaha
Bed ‘Hur
J. M. Carter
Julian
Jim
Hills
Police Socret
Nebraska
Cu News
Frank Frede
Letimallay
Marnep
Earl McBride
Emma Collins Thursdavening
McPaul
Earl
Bartlett
Ommoena
Lemard Schuman
Riverta
Fi. Piper
Mise
Butlers
Schawan
Democrat
Roprioton
S.J. Rodd A
Fltambuyr
Atchison Globe
Richardson’s
Jd. A. Richardson
Main Street
Kodali
Kodal
Olali
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