Escape Through the Park Gating Pursuers on Whitefells
In a tense pursuit, the narrator rides Whitesock toward the park gates as Sir Juan and mounted men close in. A single horseman, Jack Postgate, blocks the path. a duel ends with Postgate toppled while the riders at the gate ready muskets. The escape continues across open ground into brush and heath as the chase splits.
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Whitesock
Firat
Juan
Jack Postgate
Whiterock
Jack
Si. John
Whiteneck
Hereford
Yeuan
Night Walk to a Quiet House in a Tale of Hunger
The narrator travels at dusk and finds a lighted window where two figures, Jewan Gwyllt and Datyad, sit by a fire with bacon and bread. He approaches, enters, and follows a man with ale along a passage, leading to an empty room as the scene ends with a promise to continue.
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Jenan
Navy Inducement Push At Indianapolis Recruiting Station
The Navy visits Indianapolis for two weeks to recruit youths for trades, landsmen, and apprentices. First day saw 20 applicants, many citing The Sun’s Navy opportunities. Apprentices receive training in Norfolk and Newport, with pay rising from 9 to 18 to 25 dollars monthly, advancing to warrant officer pay. Landmen train three months then join ships, with chances for commissions and higher pay. Strong emphasis on discipline, avoiding vice, and career growth in the Navy.
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Gsi Jaeut
Louis G. Richardean
SUN
Indianapolis
Siehaty
Norfolk
Newpirt
Uhes
Joan
Appaaa
Lange
Port Offica
Lightning Kills Over 700 People in 1902 Report
A 1902 summary notes that lightning caused over seven hundred deaths across the United States, with higher incidence in populated areas due to metal roofs and telegraph wires acting as conductors. It cites Pennsylvania and Indiana among states with notable fatality counts and advocates improved roofing and drainage to reduce futuras risks.
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New York
Ugliteing
United States
Methreen
Packie
Flutila
Misslaappl Valley
Miesourt
Pennsylvania
Obin
Indiana
Minota
Debts of Nations Across Major Powers
In the article a list of public debts by nations appears, citing figures and per capita debt measures for France, United Kingdom, Russia, Italy, Spain, Austria-Hungary, the United States, Germany, Portugal, Belgium, Argentina, Egypt, Turkey, the Netherlands, and others. The data is presented as a world comparison with emphasis on capita debt and aggregate totals.
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Sulailni
Xayy
New York Sun
Folte
France
United Kingdom
Russia
Italy
Spain
Austria- Hungary
Australia
United States
Portugal
Belgium
Egypt
Gono
Turkey
Netherlands
Paroled Boy Seeks Employment Assistance
Nicholas Owens, 15, on parole from Indiana boys' school, asks local authorities to help him find a job. Court officers express interest in aiding his employment and monitor efforts to place him in a suitable position after his release.
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Nicholas Owens
Indiana Boys’ School
Sander
Det Court Wiite
Parate
Implovment
Cution
Yionatre Kaine
Plainfield
Themelves
No sale of First Baptist property at 25000
The First Baptist Church property remains unsold with no offers. Vice-president Barnes of Culunthia National Bank, a director, notes an option at 140000 but cites market reluctance at 800 per foot. A real estate man valued the land higher, yet no agreement exists and future plans depend on any bid received.
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First Baptist Church
Barnes
Culunthia, National Bank
Alwaye
Cowboys Back Roosevelt in West Says Stock Agent
Jin W Zack Mulhol a live stock agent for the Frisco road in Oklahoma declares strong Roosevelt support among cattle men and crewmen across the West. He vows to work and spend to keep Roosevelt in the White House, claiming many will vote for him and Oklahoma will push for Roosevelt at the convention despite some not yet voting in the election.
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Kansas City
Jin W
Zack Mulhol
Oklahoma
Frisco Road
West
Roosevelt
Iowa
Pretty co eds object ntan revolt over visiting rights
Mount Calon college faculty imposes Sunday calls ban and Saturday night visits for male callers. Guests may only visit Saturdays and must depart by 1 am, with ejecting if needed. Students argue the rule cuts off friends who preach in rural villages and are absent on Sundays.
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Ntan
Mount Calon Cnliege
Aldance
Artna
Amat
Rénee
Peculiar Rulement of Kansas Girl Progress in Sight
Barnard Kae dan reports a Kansas girl who was suddenly blind gains partial sight after a week of consulting a specialist. The doctor suggested limited recovery might be possible, and the case inspires cautious hope for restoration of both eyes. Also a separate item from Alpena Michigan describes Roache Elsworth’s claim that Edward Nearing shot a piece from his mouth, with Nearing jailed awaiting exam. A third note from Saugatuck Michigan recounts Dr. Walker removing a horse fly from S C Reed’s ear after months of pain.
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Barnard
Kae
Dan
Mlay Hattie i
Hinkley
Fey
Alpena
Mich
Jan
Roache Elsworth
Hubbard Lake
Wax
South Branch Bridgerome
Edward Nearing
Nearing
Elsworth
Saugatuck
R. J. Walker
C. Reed
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Debts OF Nations
First Baptist
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Object
Kansas
Springfield
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