Absorption and danger haunt Gracie in New York tale
Gracie recovers from a shock after a mysterious missive from Rupert Arnim and seeks help from Mr. Edgar. They move to a Milton farm near Boston where Gracie confronts a haunted home and a secretive Frenchman. A lawyer arrives to press Cora to release Rupert and face guilt.
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Cora
Boyden
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Hita
Mr. Edger
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Gracie
Words of Wisdom on Honesty Courage and Virtue
A reflective fragment on honesty over cunning and virtue over selfish gain. It argues true men accept their place, conscience burdens, and that good deeds require consistent integrity. It links wisdom to silence and lifelong pursuit of knowledge through experience.
Counting-Out Rhymes In Ming Games Across Districts
The article catalogs counting out rhymes used by boys to decide innings in ming games, listing many forms from gibberish sequences to cleaner verses like One two three nanny caught a flea. It notes regional variations such as Barceloa becoming tuscatona and endings like toutcha poutch dominoutcha or hotcha potcha.
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Mike
Barcelona
Bona
Strike
Care
Ballico
Barceloa
Hulny
Suldy
Boo
Ana
Dipery Dick
Dello
Delio
Dominick
Hitcha
Pitcha
Dominitcha
Nanny
Improved Redskins at Piegan Agency Report Progress
Major Baldwin, Indian Agent at Piegan, states the Piegan Indians are in good condition with bright prospects and steady progress. They have quit horse stealing, no depredation claims in three years, ample meat distribution, built sixty miles of fencing, hauled freight from Port Benton, and are more honest and enterprising. They now own livestock and machinery, with settlers taking up lands, though no allotment yet and tribal relations may be affected.
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Piegan Agency
Medicine Lode
Port Benton
Brontana
Tribune
Mustache myth and grim New York state notes
A barber suggests a hair growth quirk linked to sleeping side, claiming pillow pressure affects moustache heft. The New York state roundup records crimes, deaths, weather impacts, civil matters, and officials, including Emory’s murder of Cora Grimes, various postmasters named, and a series of sensational urban crimes and disasters.
State Press Association elects officers at Hotel Kaaterskill
The State Press Association met at Hotel Kaaterskill and elected officers for the year including President William Lt. Clark Cortland Standard and View Presidents GD Brugeman Canandaigua Journal J B Guilford Elmira Advertiser Charles Welling Jamaica Farmer y Stone Campbell Advance and William McKinstry Fredonia Censor. A.O. Burnett was secretary and treasurer with new executive committees announced. Delegates to the National Editorial Convention in Detroit August 27-37 include H. Clark A fe Xt Fenall J A Bleicher Carroll E B Smith B ws Berry J G P Holden J B Guilford H Knapp H A Dudley E H Butler H Stowell and I L Wales.
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Hotel Kaaterskill
William Lt. Clark
Cortland Standard
GD. A. Brugeman
Canandaigua Journal
J. B. Guilford
Elmira <Aevertiser
Charles Welling
Jamaica Farmer
y _€. Stone
Camde Advance
Whiam, McKinstry
Fredonia Censor
Carrot E. Smith
Charles R. Skinner
Ira L. Wales
William H. Clark
A. C. Kessinger
W. OS. Arkell
J. A. Sleicher
Rani Lesties
E. H. Butler
Buffalo News
Detroit
H. Ghark A
Fenall
J. A. Bleicher
Carrol Eb, Smith
B. Ws. Berry
H. 7.Knapp
H. A. Dudley
H. Stowell
I. L. Wales
Kentucky Vengeance Ends in Double Cravasso Executions
G W Norwood of Birmingham Alabama, a contractor on the Cumberland Valley extension, was murdered at his camp near Cumberland Gap Kentucky by Toney Cravasso. Toney and his brother, bakers, demanded pay on a garish and were refused. Toney shot Norwood in the back as he entered a cabin. The brothers fled to Tennessee, were captured, returned to Pineville Kentucky, and the younger Cravasso was killed after the troops began their escort to jail while the elder was jailed.
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Alice Jackson
James Nolan
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Hoe
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Spens
Murderers’ Row
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G. W. Norwood
Birmingham
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Cumberland Gap
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Cumberland
Norwood
Ahey
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Robbery at San Miguel Valley Bank in Telluride
At noon in Telluride Cal three masked men entered the San Miguel Valley Bank private office where cashier C F Painter was counting cash. They forced him to open the bag with a toy shovel and fled on horseback with $20 760 after an alarm.
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Labor world reports strikes rise amid global labor trends
The labor world section notes 206 strikes since January 1 and widespread labor activity. It cites German miners on strike, English and Welsh labor developments, shipyards in Liverpool, and factory trends in Maine and India, with unions expanding and wage disputes noted across regions.
National Baseball News Highlights From 19th Century Leagues
Boston remains unbeaten against Pittsburgh as discussions swirl over amateur and professional clubs. Mentions involve Weidman’s release by Hamilton Club, Whitaker farmed to Galveston, and Clarkson’s rising ball with speed and deception. Indications of umpire friction, fielding errors, and league changes fill this compact summary. President Harrison attends a Cape May game with Indian boys from Lincoln Institute, accompanied by Mr. Wanamaker.
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Hecker
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Cape May
N. J
Lincoln Institute
Mr. Wanamaker
Ohio Republicans nominate Foraker at Columbus convention
The Ohio Republicans hold a two day Columbus convention to nominate state officers. On day one organizing business dominated, day two featured a platform endorsing protection for industries and Americans abroad and at home. Governor Foraker led the first ballot with 207 votes and was renominated on the second ballot.
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Newsy Gleanings From A Faded Scrap
Fragmentary notes reveal scattered facts: India’s rail miles, New York hotels, Paris peace, Turks in Cuba, Ohio teachers count, Missouri wolf scalp fund, and horn usage in New York car lines. Names, dates, and clear events are sparse. details are garbled.
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