The White Shawl That Haunts a House of Secrets
A man recalls a fatal night tied to a white silk shawl worn by Lunetta and linked to a murder. Years pass with fear and a haunting omen before a revelation arrives in the form of Lunetta’s son. The shawl is burned, ending the curse as father and wife confront their past.
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Harold
Elsabeth
Lunetta
Sweet Elsabeth
Abou Ben Advertiser Vision of the Wealthy Printer
A stylized verse recounts Abou Ben Adver tiser's nocturnal dream encounter with a ghostly vision. The vision reveals a book of gold listing advertisers who grew wealthy and warns Abou Abou that his fate depends on persistence. The poem ends noting Abou Ab's name rising above others among those blessed by ink.
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Abou Ben Advertiser
Ben Abou
Abou
Discounting Magician With A Dollar In Ear Joke
A quip from Harper's Bazaar recounts a performance where a magician earns laughter by removing a dollar from Skinflint's ear. The crowd finds the show amusing, while a sharper critic notes the trick failed to prize the pocket.
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Hamley
Paxan
Worms in the Flour Rattle Northwest Millers
Northwest millers report worms appearing in flour intermittently yet without reducing value. The pests vanish as mysteriously as they arise, causing concern over quality and supply in regional mills. Researchers and traders monitor the issue for potential causes and remedies.
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Northwest
Turmoil and disease surge in Rio and Enid amid unrest
The report notes rising Yellen infections in Rio with over 120 cases and high death rates, while British ship crews suffer illness and US crews stay well. In Enid Oklahoma a municipal war eases after a compromise between Moore and Gregg, with Gregg set to be mayor until spring elections. Brazil’s rebellion ends with unconditional surrender as insurgent leaders flee aboard warships.
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Yellen
Rio
United States
Enid
Oklahoma
Moore
Gregg
Brazil
Admiral da Gama
Sirius
Aquidaban
Republica
Chicago Telephone Exchange
Chicago Exchange
Trustee Sale Notice in Prowers County Colorado
James E Long secured note of 2100 dollars with interest in trust to sell defaulted since 1891. Alfred Butters of Colorado Savings Bank, assignee, and O Atkins successor in trust announce sale at courthouse April 25, 1894, at 2 PM for highest cash bid to settle indebtedness and costs.
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Wuenras
James E. Long
Prowers County
Colorado
John A. Clough
C. O. Atkins
6Th Principal Meridian
Pas Restienet
O. Atkins
Army
Alpred Butters
Sayings Bank
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