Miser's Daughter ends in Saumur with marriage and reform
Eugenie Grandet secures a life with M. de Bonfons by demanding the settlement of her uncle Guillaume Grandet’s debts and freeing creditors. The President pays all, Eugenie marries, and the couple move to Angers. Eugenie later handles wealth charitably while Mme de Bonfons remains a steadfast, austere figure in Saumur.
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Wagenle
Nanon
Cruchots
de Bonfons
Mile
Grandet
Eugenie
Mademoiselle
Saumur
M. le Cure
Ita
Mme.-des- Grassins
M.-le- Cure
Mme. Des Graésins
Mlle
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Comte
Aris
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Mie
Eugenie-te
Mme. Des Grassins
Mim. Des Ctrassins
Mile. Grandet
Charles
Eugenis
M. le President
M. de Bonfons
Mile. de Gribeaucourt
Mme. d'Orsonval
le President
Bank of France
Paris
M. Des Grassins
Guillaume Grandet
Tugenie
Des Grassins
Des Grassins Bel
Bo Charles
Pepeiees
Milo
Grander
Mme
Marquise d’Aubrion
Crochot
M. d’Andrion
Cruchut
Marquise
M. de Boufons
Angers
Mugeniec
Frances
M. de Bonfana
Mme. de Bonfons
Eugenio Grandot
Mademoisselle
Heryen
Late Crops Delayed By Cold Snap In Northern Areas
Weather bureau notes generally favorable conditions for harvests but cites low night temperatures delaying late crops in northern regions. Frosts reach Oklahoma and Tennessee with limited damage. Severe rain and wind hit New England and the mid- Atlantic. Reports cover frost damage in upper Mississippi valley and Wisconsin, with variable effects on corn, cotton, tobacco, apples, potatoes, and plowing for fall seeding.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennesgee
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Danotas
Montana
New England
Middle Atlantic
California
Oregon
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
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Nebraska
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Oklahoman
Louisiana
Alabama
South Carolina
Michigan
Middle Atlantic States
Pennsylvania
New York
Mississippi
Indlan
Territory
Illinois
Peter Crowned King Ceremonies Without Mantile
Peter Karageorgeviteh was crowned King of Servia with no hostile displays amid a Greek church rite and elaborate state procession. The coronation followed a three hour service at the metropolitan cathedral, witnessed by the metropolitan, premier, cabinet ministers and heads of state. King Peter rode to the palace to acclaim from diplomats and garrison.
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Peter Karageorgeviteh
Servia
Servyin
Alexander
Peter
King Veter
Crime record shocks Gotham in worst felonies since August
Police records show 444 felonies and many burglaries from August 1 to date in New York City. Police Commissioner McAdoo ordered a blotter review after public outcry and says he is shocked by the crime surge. Arrests are far fewer than reported felonies, with burglaries averaging more than eight daily and several areas reporting no reported burglaries.
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New York
McAdoo
Omichics Serereveeenresves Oh
Obberlen
Pulles
Viétima
Party leaders predict campaign direction and key speeches
A nationwide campaign picture shows Gorman directing the East and Taggart the West, with Adial Stevenson delivering speeches. Walter Wollman says New York Republicans stand with Roosevelt as Warren Tigler becomes Indiana finance chair. Tennessee populists convene in Nashville, elect electors, and adopt a platform. Col John J. McCook discusses McKinley and Fairbanks, Parker to respond to Roosevelt questions, Alfred J. Boulton named People's Party governor candidate, and Speaker Cannon speaks in Indiana. National figures attend harmony meetings in Indianapolis. Wy Aulggon notes New York Republic coverage on party power shifts.
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Gorman
Taggart
Adial J. Stevenson
Walter Wollman
New York State
Roosevelt
Indiana
Republican Committee
Warren Tigler
Wabash
Tennessee
Nashville
John J. McCook
Indianapolis
McIriley
Colorado
Gov
Peabody
Thomas Taggart
Harmony
Indiananalls
Democrata
Parker
Bible Reading Tales and Kidney Remedy Endorsements
A fragment from Jersey Shore Pa describes a Bible study anecdote where a youth explains his yearly intent to read the Bible through but struggles to start. The piece shifts to an advertisement praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills, citing Mrs. Barnest and Mrs. Martest and claiming the pills cure kidney issues and improve women’s health.
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Jersey Shore
Dodd
B. Biarnest
Erica
Curious Sleep Talk and a Boston Hero Tale
A chaotic clipping mixes a prize contest notice promising $85,500 in gold coin as rewards for estimating attendance at a St. Louis World’s Fair event with a Boston rescue anecdote. The treasure section hints at an official Missouri deposit and prize payouts, followed by a short tale about Ned saving a child from water and an uncle’s joking disbelief, all stitched from unrelated fragments.
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Missouri
Theair Contest Company
Delma Adelaide Avenues
St. Louis, .M
Boston
Bostonian
Washington Post
Fragmentary Strain of Siggtons at Gens No 8- Chemical Tale
fragmented OCR notes describe a convoluted scene with references to Siggtons, Gens No 8 chemical, and a Broncho Bill figure. mentions lawyers, damages, guns, and New York City as a distant marker, with unclear actions or outcomes and multiple misread phrases.
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Wellman
New York Republic
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Hpdeaver Society
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Pilgel
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