The Two Madelines by John Gaston
A story of Alice Newcomb and her daughter Madeline, left by her carpenter husband John five years earlier. In a western mining town, John loses memory after a fall and wanders away. He finds Madeline again through a chance sight of a cottage girl named Madeline, regains memory, and reunites with his daughter as his wife learns of their distant reunion through a doll gift and note.
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Utire
Madeline
John
Alice Newcomb
Toln Newcomb
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Finn
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Civilization
Water for the Holy City brings new Jerusalem water system
A London Times dispatch describes Jerusalem funding a modern water project. Iron pipes will draw 8,000 skins daily from the sealed fountain near Solomon’s pools, reviving ancient aqueducts and eleven to twelve fountains for free city use.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
City of David
London Times
Zicknesa
Abn Salah
Solomon's Pools
Solomon
Times
Temple
Baltimore Sun
Montcalm and Wolfe Clash at Quebec in Furor of War
During the Seven Years War Montcalm led French forces in Canada and defeated Abercrombie at Ticonderoga before his death near Quebec in the Plains of Abraham where Wolfe also fell. The note also mentions mongrel mongrel bred dogs.
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Montcalm
Canada
Abercrombie
Ticonderoga
Wolfe
Plains of Abraham
Quebec
Washington Letter describes social and political life at the Capitol
The piece recalls Baroness Hengelmuller receptions at the Austrian legation and social scenes around Secretary Root and Roosevelt era guests. It mentions Andrew Lang anecdotes, Groton School ties, and President Roosevelt encouraging a young caller toward football leadership. It surveys Senate figures like Senators Frye and Jones, House rooms of Mr Moss, Mrs McLaurin, and notes on Senator J. K. Taner’s successor and Siberia reflections.
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Baroness Hengelmuller
Secretary Root
American Historical Association
Andrew Lang
Lang
Western Reserve University
Western Reserve
Roosevelt
Groton
Massachusetts
Worcester
Theodore
Mr. Roosevelt
General Laws Fair
Child
Wisconsin
Boston
New England
Palychild
Harvard Eleven
Frye
Eoix
James K. Jones
Senate
Jones
House of Representatives
Arkinsay
United States
Capitol
Moss
J. K. Taner
Doe
Democrate National
Democratic National Committee
House
Mayal Afalra
Wedding Record of Alexander the Great in Sus a
In a record breaking account of epic proportions Alexander the Great hosted a wedding festival after conquering Persia. 100 Persian and Medean noble families plus 10 000 soldiers wed 10 000 Asiatic women for a grand total of 20 203 marriages. A vast pavilion stood near the city with high pillars and luxurious adornments as guests gathered for an immense feast and seating arranged around the royal throne.
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Alexander of
Macedon
Nis
Chewwlo
Statira
Darius
Antwerp Ivory Market Dominate Since 1895
Antwerp has become the world’s leading ivory market since 1895. In the three months ending November 1 it sold 180 000 pounds of ivory, with 146 000 pounds from the Kongo basin. Much comes from stored stock or found remains, not freshly killed elephants.
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Antwerp
Profit from Bulgarian roses tops a hundred thousand dollars
Allae of steers notes olf or attar of roses as Bulgaria's lucrative product yielding over $100,000 annually. Shipka town, scene of a decisive Turko-Augeian War battle, is linked to rose production centers in June.
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Bulgaria
Shipka
Wild scene at university oral exams ends in threat
At Perth University a tense incident arose after twenty students faced oral exams. Eighteen felt harshly graded and a student drew a revolver and shouted at examiners, threatening harm despite the weapon having no cartridges. Professors evacuated the room as chaos followed.
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Buda
Perth University
London Chronicle
American entrant Hostwick to race in Paris Vienna rally
Albert C. Hostwick plans to compete in July’s Paris Vienna motor vehicle race, becoming the third American millionaire entrant. The event is conducted under the auspices of national automotive associations of France Germany and Austria. His current machine exceeds the weight limit and cannot be used, while he has a foreign-made car in preparation.
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Alleriaue
Albert C. Hostwick
Trance
Germany
Austria
Niles
Capnet
Bosiwick
Pinion Words Claim Kidney Pills End Twenty Year Suffering
Marshfield Missouri resident J P King states he endured two decades of back pain and kidney disease before Dotd’s Kidney Pills brought rapid relief. He says seven months of treatment brought more comfort than in twenty years. He urges others with kidney disease or lame back to try the pills, noting many fail to act. A concluding line comments on wealth and plans.
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Marshfield
J. P. King
Saskatchewan Settlers Praise Prosperous New Home Letter
A group of settlers from South Dakota in Saskatchewan Township 43 Range 6 submit a letter praising the valley. They traveled in 1898 from Springfell Bonhomme County and report excellent crops in 1899 and 1900 with wheat about twenty bushels per acre. They claim the country offers a better start for poorer men than Dakota and express satisfaction with land and prospects. Signed by John H. Schultz H A Goshen Gors B H Dirks C D Unry P Unry and A Batalief from U.S.33
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Frank Pedley
Saskatchewan
Springfell
Bonhomme County
Dakota
John H. Schultz
H. A. Goshen
Gors
Salzer Seed Co Expands Potatoes Acreage in Wisconsin
John A. Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse announces a purchase adding 21,000 acres of Went potato land. The move aims to grow potato seed stock for miles of petites. The president Henry A. Salzer leads the effort amid the firm’s global seed dominance.
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John A. Salzer
Good Houshkeeters At Lead Lag Grocers Oats
An OCR fragment notes consumer preference and a slogan about Red Crossall Bine. The readable bit mentions lead lag grocers and oats, suggesting a sales pitch or advertising snippet from a grocery setting.
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