Desperate Wildlife Encounters Across the North Atlantic
A long wild narrative details near fatal maulings and improbable survivals as Americans ingest peril from sea and land. Fisherman Charles McVane survives a giant lobster attack after duck hunting near Portland Maine. Sawmill worker A S Otto fights copperhead snakes in a wagonload of sawdust, killing fifty five and wounding forty five. Dr Penrose shoots a mother bear protecting cubs, then is mauled and survives. Hunter John McEachern rides a bear to a cliff and kills it with a knife and stake. A Maine druggist, Russell Nelson, is dragged by a moose with belt tangled on antlers, survives. Sergei Seidel holds a wild cat to live nine miles before help arrives.
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Charles McVane
Long Irlm
Cargco Bay
Portland
Ram Island
McVane
Dory
Jobuter
St. Clairsville
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
A. S. Otto
Otto
America
Til
Char
Penrose
United States
Vounsylvouke
Lake McDonald
Montana
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
Jim
Dr. Penrose
Amer
Hearst
Crites
Iis
Penrage Wce
Rochester
Minn
John McEachern
Caucomgomac Lake
Neil Russell
McEachern
McRachern
MeEachern
MeKachern
Maine
Russell Nelson
Spencer Lake District
Nelson
Darwin
Heaven
Little Spencer Lake Noleon
Drugelet Nelson
Ahowhegan
Colorado
John Sebel
Smith
Che Tao
Seidel
Wroce
Winn
Selgel
Sergei
Ann
Edward Smith
Seigels
Seigel
American Tourists Describe Digest of Abroad Misadventures
A Portland Oregon attorney and his wife travel with a small party to Europe visiting Berlin Dresden Aix la Chapelle and Paris. They recount miscommunications train mix ups a near lock up in the opera and a humorous desire for a universal language after muddled encounters with locals and the Kaiser sighting.
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New York
Gerald Howcat
Hotel du Louvre
Europe
W. Virges
Efbe. Coovert
Portland, Ore
Dresden
Mr. Coovert
Herald
Virges
Aix-la- Caspelie
Movenve
Virgo
Mr. Virges
Kaiser
Mr. Couvert
Mreneh
Hwekel
Gohke
Uncle Sam Smokes A Fleet Of Battleships Fantasy
A quirky analysis compares the cost of tobacco consumption to building a modern navy and Panama Canal. It cites 1905 census tobacco figures, totals for cigars and cigarettes, and speculative outlays if smoking money funded public works or meat and bread for the population.
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Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Byron
Anclé
Bart
Navy
Shane
Americ
Panga
Pte Elf
Chie
Elise Old Idiegno
San
Anake
United States
Woo
Naunelal Dintvens
Dusiermes
Staske
Colorado
Wold
Uncle Sar
Bam
Cocke
Tin Pune Nui
Oman
Lew
Egies
Ariel
Reabucco
United
Samoke
Philanthrogy
Condue Bureau
Tobacco Trust
Fragmented Atchison Globe snippet shows muddled social musings
Tale-like OCR fragment reflects muddled tone about prohibition and social scenes. References to a wearer, a boy asking where lives, and stray phrases hint at a chaotic local notice or column style. Readable names or events are not clear in the fragment.
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Atchison Globe
False Cheer Amid Dinner Talk Sparks Simple Moral Tale
T homan W. Lawenon recalls a tale in Mon ton about a nickel dropped into a blind bowler’s hat. A benevolent man offers a larger coin and a companion questions the generosity. The story ends with a quip to cheer the sad man.
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T Homan W. Lawenon
Momton
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Continent
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Pally
Tommy
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