MISHROOM OF COLLINGSVILLE
A chaotic scene unfolds in a Coblingaville hotel as locals Jared Parker Seth Wilber and John Pletcher discuss a mysterious stranger claiming ties to Professor Marvin, famed entomologist. The tale shifts to Marvin’s fame and a wander into Troy ruins, blending local gossip with epic travel notes and Schliemann’s excavations.
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Jared Parker
Seth Wilber
John Pletcher
Coblingaving
Murkstone
Professor Marvin
Old Marvin
Heth Wither
Marvin
Jared
Squire
Seth
Seth Wilbur
Bugs
Gerry
Gorge Marvin
Squire Fletcher
Seth Witber
Etranger
Ananda
Tony Hanhor
Owitte
Agamemnon
Menelaus
Ajax
Nestor
Diomed
Ulysses
Achilles
Troy
Tenedos
Eren Koul
Satank of the Kiowas Faces Trial for Murder
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the Kiowa leader Satank, also known as Sitting Bear, who led the Steal Dogs and died a dramatic death after leaping at soldiers. The account notes hisยา role in Kiowa history, a winter known for his mustache, his son’s death, and a 1871 arrest order by General Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Satank
Bin
Pela “Teall
Tie
Setangya
Sitting Bear
Stax
Satani
Texas
Hin
Sinetanta
Big ‘Cree
Fort Sil
Sherman
Captain Jack the Martyr of the Modocs
The Modoc leader Captain Jack faces execution at Fort Klamath as his people mourn a war that cost hundreds of lives. He rejects comfort, vows not to die meekly, and accuses betrayal while recounting past massacres and the uneasy peace with U.S. authorities.
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Pare
Jack
Iurpusah
Modoc
Fort Klamath
Ore
United States
Captain Jack
General Canby
Doctor Thomas
Linet
Hyuaw
Tanlac Brought Relief Chiefly From Indigestion
Mrs. Anna H. Crawford of Lincoln Nebraska testifies that Tanlac cured her indigestion and rheumatic pain after years of weakness. She says the medicine restored appetite and enabled weight gain, praising it as a great medicine available from druggists.
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Tanlac
Anna H. Crawford
2Rd St
Lincoln
Neb
Abe
Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by Everett woman
A Washington reader from Everett credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief from chronic distress and back pain, noting improved strength and ability to work. She urges others suffering from uterine or related ailments to try the remedy, describing personal positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Alwaya
J. M. Albert
High St
Everett
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Mishroom
Collingsville
Breazer M. Porter
Beth Withers
Jered
Georie Shurvin
Tonia Oleh
Pyatwre
Marelli
Beth
Gooner Mervin
Hium
Trog
Haina
Islum
Homer
Schiiemann
Schliemann
Aeneas
Anchises
Priam
Tum
Seaend
Helen
Menelius
Mattoew
Thiel
Capyria
Modocs
Tanlae
Muthore Due
Yesters Ayfternoon
Jeffres
Mirstal Joffre
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Hyushand
Holland
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