Mary Anderson Enchants London Amid Royal Pageantry
The arrival of Mary Anderson in London creates a sensation as crowds surround Westminster Abbey. Her beauty is praised in contrast to old English theater critiques while the fashion and grace of the American actress draw attention from aristocracy and press alike.
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Mary
Westminster
Mary Anderson
London
Weetminster Abbey
Aho
Gay
Sin
Othe Mageone
Aengio
Fragmentary Maritime Notes From Bewildering Newfoundland Text
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Inland of Newfoundland and New World islands, noting Newfoundland's size around 317 miles wide. It references historical contexts, law, and names obliquely, with unclear phrases about islands, seas, and governance. The passage is incomplete, making precise events or figures impossible.
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Bewfoundland
New- Mowndland
Opi
Newoundland
Lalver
The Famous Longstreet Charge at Gettysburg Seen
A wounded first corps observer recalls Seminary Ridge during the third day of Gettysburg. He describes Confederate artillery and infantry assaults, the rebel yell, and the chaotic collapse of Longstreet’s attack, followed by Union doubts, then sudden cheers as the assault faltered. He laments Meade’s hesitation and imagines a decisive stroke if Phil Kearny or Phil Sheridan led.
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Seeman T
LeProch Bening
Boenss
Longstreet
Gettysburg
Seminary Ridge
Dante
Donlblexs
Rene Tittle
Ines
Longstrest
Yorno
Aneaka
Georgia
Rob
Taif
Europe
Army of the Potomac
Evr
Gould
Uattle
Predericksbury
Burnside
Palmouth
Munketry
Cemetery Hill
Appomattox
Plymouth Rock
Meade
Phil Kearney
Phil Sheridan
Tico
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Port Hudson
Sheridan tale and perilous dukes in London critique
Gen Sheridan recounts a New Orleans visit with Horace Greeley and a witty tale of Greeley declining wine at a dinner. The piece then surveys a string of English dukes, denouncing Covent Garden rents, lordly arrogance, and profligate behavior, highlighting scandals and controversial inheritances in Marlborough, Belford, Hamilton, and related peers.
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Mr. Goooley
One Woman's Mistake A Season Draws from Well in Hubbard's Eile
An early 20th century tale follows a young wife's swift disillusion after marriage. She abandons her refined circle for a man with little intellect, whose crude manners and neglect erode her love. Dissipation and social estrangement reshape a once loyal union.
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Hubbard
Theamun
Thal
Dansa
Chora
Ima
Beralvetion
Role Tinte
Tly
Hueland
Red Handed Murderer Stirring Anger Across Cities
The piece laments a famed killer revered by crowds in St Paul and Minneapolis and mocks public adulation. It calls for justice, citing massacres and bloodied deeds, and notes widespread misdirected praise across many U.S. cities. The text also mentions a marriage involving Clelia, daughter of Gar ihabli, and， Prof. Gran Kly Hurlbart.
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St. Pau
Minneapolis
Crster
Evening Sky Show Of Planets And Bright Stars Revealed
From the New York Sun, a guide to an upcoming celestial display. Yunus shines in the west before twilight while Saturn Jupiter and Mars appear along the eastern band. The article notes bright first magnitude stars, planetary features on Jupiter, belt new near Saturn, and a commentary on cosmic changes, with a dramatic aside on a woman in a tale of lust and tragedy.
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New York
Yunus
Saturn
Jpiter
Mars
Siriua
Rigel
Botelguone
Procyon
Aldobyren
Vose
Vaurigs Capullay
Obyaniohva
Toman
Jupiter
Anata
South Pole
Anpiter
Ton
Guarding Treasury Secrets Amid Nightly Patrols
The Treasury chief clerk Col Webster leads a vigilant guard against theft, detailing the locked rooms, alarm systems, and constant patrols after hours. Capt Cahnugeb directs the movement of officers while inspectors ensure all access points are secure.
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Higglund
Olwiya
Doug Agie
Vitor
Lunde
Kyle
Treasury
Hovis
Webster
Cahnugeb
Drowmarer
Nome Quing
Vast New York water works projects and naval growth noted
The piece surveys ambitious New York water supply costs from 225,000,000 to 830,000,000 with reservoirs and storage capacity described, alongside global naval progress citing Germany and France. It also recounts Presbyterian missionary growth since 1881, a Confederate veteran tale, a New York widow tax ruling, and a landmark legal fight over a widow’s rights amid a bank will dispute.
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Walla
New Fork
Towatad
Woatelinator
New You
Germany
Presbyterian Board
Tarlasves
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Ardmore
Peénn
Ross
Oyon
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Boyore
Graney
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Linst
Duke of Heaufort
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Prince of Wales
India
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Leonard Jerome
Nawark
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Duke of Hamilton
Scotland
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Colsehio
Ailla
United States
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Clelia
Garihabli
Lusband
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St Louis
Ming ‘Anni
Ella Carroll
Tennessee
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Schule
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Mexico
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Hacselael
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Sinek Lille Promies
Teo
Richmond
New York Supreme Court
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