A Haunted House Tale and Other Fragments
Readable portions recount a tale of a haunted New Haven cottage with a demonlike house, Mrs Hamilton, and a narrator who witnesses eerie noises and a tragedy involving the Hamilton family. The narrative shifts to broader remarks on wildlife in early America, detailing counts of wild beasts and their impact on settlers and economy.
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Mer. Ramillon
Hig
Paul Macomber
Pal
Tewanea
Clarke Thandlton
Allan
Fries House
New Haven
Haimiston
Cannes
Cours
Hanillon Natiner
Royaliol
Mary Dolor
Mary
Xi Fiamilion
Ayranton
Janesa
Wien
Hamilton
Himmilton
Hank Toll
Helen
Jack
Klan Hamilton
Micotsesona
Puc
Elsa
Mrs. Hamilton
Jst
J Fellowa
Anottrian
Jack Willer
Mra. Hamilton
Nioe
Ielng
Brit
Sheridan's New House in Washington Under Construction
Philadelphia Press correspondent reports Mrs Sheridan, wife of General Sheridan, near completion of their house at Rhode Island Avenue in Washington. The General and family have stayed with Major Lynocker, US Drarmy, District Commissioner, during the work. Judge Aldis, a former French Army officer now in Vermont, previously built a home for the Sheridan family and saved $15,000 in the deal. John Solten of Trenton, aged thirteen, stabbed his mother in a punishment incident.
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Gener Sheridan
Woshington
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Ganeral
Rhode Tuand Avenue
Lynocker
United States
Driny
de Sngiment
da Sheridan
Judza Aldi
Arprivan Olaima
Friands
Aldis
John Solten
Trenton
N. J
Paris Gastronomy and its famed markets and wine
A brisk, period-tinged survey of Parisian food culture and consumption in the late 19th century. It notes vast meat, poultry, wine, and game production and export volumes, with commentary on diet and stomach health and a catalog of medicinal tonics and remedies prevalent at the time.
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Paris
San Francisco
Farin
Trin
Lawson Olf Municipal
Parle
Brown Stone Dealer Narrates Ancient Marble Tale
An antiquated dealer in building stone discusses brown stone from a Conneaut source. He compares it to ancient, fossilized remains and a long sedimentary history, mentioning fresh water in bone beds and a vast, prehistoric context. The dialogue touches on geological time and the origin of the brown stone.
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Lina
Pialailylphia
Hoger Averill
Dane Amt
Eno
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