Dick Gulliver Wins Hearts in East End Turmoil
In London, Dick Gulliver disrupts a violent East End rally led by radicals, clashes with police, and is later defended by Gerald Haynes. After a dramatic arrest and court appearance, Dick is discharged and prepares for a double wedding with Lady Marjorie and Mabel Gulliver as his ally.
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Alderman Gulliver
City of London
Brutus Brutus
Papa
East End
Gerald
Gerald Haynes
Rascal
Adam
Bargee
Marjorie Underwood
Marjorie
Lady Marjorie
Imine
Dilek
Marie
Sin
Alake
Vollage Clu
Prince of
Good Fallows
Mabe
Pgeinet
Tam
Dicky
Mabel
Aldgate
Commercial Street
Jove
Meeti
Richard Gulliver
Saul-ilke
Mile End
Pricy
Rane Tate
Ulan
Aed
Womin
Horace Gulliver
Eaq
Jalder
Home Office
Jon Dick
Whitechapel
Mabel Gulliver
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
A satirical humor column remarks on human vanity and social rituals. It jokes that many claim friendship to gain favor and notes the quirks of clothing plans and leisure, humorously critiquing gender roles and American consumer behavior.
Quaker Reflections from the Philadelphia Record
A fragmentary column notes reflections on refinement and pennies and heirs. It comments on riding without modest dress, prudence versus cowardice, and the automomobile era. The piece ends with urging readers to book return passage while funds remain available.
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Philadelphia Record
Fragmented Local Football Ad Contains Jumbled Details
A damaged OCR fragment describes a football game between Monroe City and Parke in an incident filled with unclear violence words. It mentions multiple names and places but remains incoherent and hard to parse.
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Vrorm
Joseph
Nown-Praas
Liv Montor City
Monroe City
Parke
Porla
Trang
Real Flying Machine Which Really Flies Well
Henry Farman and an assistant flew an aeroplane for 3 minutes 28 seconds at Issy les Moulineaux. The craft covered two and a half kilometres in a standard measurement, with turning distance over three kilometres. Officials praised sustained flight and noted cooling as a key challenge for longer journeys.
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Devteh-Archdeacon
Reading the Season’s New Books Drives Mental Turmoil
In a delirious vignette inspired by the New York Times, a speaker rants of fevered reading and mental distress. The narrator claims madness looms but stalls, recounting travels, battles, and vivid colors as their psyche fractures under literary flood.
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New York Times
Health Haste Harms Health Hints From The Globe
The New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser notes warnings against hurrying in daily routines. It cites Dr Buvary of Paris claiming rushing from waking to activity harms health, warns boys and girls alike, and emphasizes slow brushing and washing. It mentions incidental health observations and a fleeting reference to a senatorial death in South Carolina.
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New York Globe and Commercial
R. Buvary
Paris
South Carolina
Deandal
Banator
Sa Automobie
Cour
Hearn Stories in New York Sun Echo Editor Tricks
Two anecdotes from the New York Sun recount Lafcadio Hearn and his editor characters. A subscriber teases an editor about an old poem and a seven ages of man mix up. A weather note is trimmed for moral tone and a publisher knighted as Marse Henry seeks cash from the safe to gamble away.
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Hearn
New York Sun
Lafcentio Hearn
Editora
Sheers
How Marie Henry Got Par From The Saturday Evening Post
The Louisville Courier Journal acquired 400 Mexican silver dollars in payment and stored them in a canvas bag. Marie Henry Watterson, renowned editor, reportedly could draw any money from the cashier at the editor’s request. One night she joined a small game of draw poker.
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Br. Watterson
Marse Henry
Marse Herry
Maree Henry
Marie Henry
Saturday Evening Post
Louisville Courier- Journal
Louisville
Marie Henry Watterson
Untitled book recounts voyage to Colon and quarantine incident
A historical note describes a voyage halted at Colon due to a quarantine violation under the Panama isthmus rule. A shore pilot signaled to a aboard pilot as Speaker Cannon and Congressman J Hampton Moore observed. A man nearby asked if Cannon sought recognition from the Congress.
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Speaker
J. Hampton Moore
Speaker Cannon
Tropics
Colon
Panama
Cannon
Representative Moore
Moore
Punamea Congress
Russian Cassie Chadwick to Fight Extradition in Liberty Case
New York reports Cassie Chadwick plans to contest extradition over a 110 ruble fraud claim tied to a Petersburg case. She retains lawyer Martin Lit Ueton and is engaged to Captain Bohults of the Russian navy. An official suggested possible return to St Petersburg for trial.
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New York
Martin W. Lit Ueton
Olga Breln
T. Petersburg
Wald
One Hohulle
Marine Guard
Hussian Navy
Jean Hie
Aod
Bohults
Iene Terabirg
Tram Rik
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the Flying Man
M. Delagrange
Rae
Circle
Pole
Odib
Gadzooks
Cassie Chadwick
Liberty
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