The Round Up A Romance of Arizona excerpted tale
An excerpted melodrama set in Arizona following Dilek and pursuers across lava beds and Apache country. Characters include Bilin Fort Grant Hardie and Cochise Veto Hla with scouts guiding pursuit toward Mexico. The narrative intertwines cavalry tactics, frontier fort life, and ongoing manhunt dynamics amid rugged landscape and tribal clashes.
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Kent
Dilek
Tulareans
Fort Grant
Arizona
Tularean
Barcot
Port Grant
Hoover
Fort
Jack Althous
Jack
Dick the Sherif
Thiet
Cole
Hardie
Vitoria
Angers
Etuet
Hendie
Bilin
Sagebrush
Tessuee
Porecach
Warriors Gather To Build Stone Markers In Plains Trek
Describes a historic borderland ritual where bands of warriors assemble at a rally point, erect a ring of stones to mark positions, and later take stones to reclaim missing riders. The account notes perilous westward journeys, water signs marking trails, and the harsh, dusty conditions faced by troops marching toward lava beds and contested routes.
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Ark
Ajach
Unraveling a Bogus Dr Cook Fraud Plot At Bowser Home
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt a scheme unfolds where Mrs Bowser schemes to profit from fake Dr Cook stories. Bowser discusses selling sensational articles while a coterie plots to insert forged material into newspapers. A deception collapses as family tension and exposure threaten the ruse.
The Scheme of Dinner Parties In Detroit Society
A fragment notes that schemes involve dinner parties as a social method to bring people together and prompt interactions such as daughters being asked to sing, reflecting Detroit Free Press style.
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Olues
Detroit Free Press
Turning Her Way Through College Travel
A fragment from a Louis E Couner Journal piece notes a girl asking how she earns money, while a father offers ten dollars for every slinging lesson she skips as she works through college travel.
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Louise Couner
Meddling With the Market
Washington Star reports on actions by Wanda Bear in Wisconsin and Ted Young Mrs. Tor, depicting interference in market activities and its broader implications.
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Wanda Bear
Mrs. Tor
Washington Star
Financial Note Fragment Sparks Debt Dispute
A terse exchange from the Pittsburg Dispatch shows a clash over an alleged debt. One speaker insists the other owes money while questioning the obligation and responsibility, highlighting a dispute over financial liability.
Creme. I wish T had a modern farm J horse with Bige as smooth intuin blessed with nature charm
The text is fragmented and unclear. It mentions Creme and a wish for a modern farm horse named Bige, with a nature blessed charm but lacks concrete facts or context.
Two Men and a Widow Weep Over Dead Brother
Detroit Free Press recounts neighbors in a grim street scene as Br Prown lies dead. A widowed wife mourns while men across the way console her and plan to place roses on the bier. A neighbor named Tom Green pledges support for the widow and children.
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Ant
Brown
Tom Green
Ruth
Detroit Pree Press
Ever Been There Enjoy It Not A Front Row Hat
A woman in the front wore a chandelier style hat while a man in the next seat kept time with his feet. The light, brisk observation captures a small moment of quirky theater seating etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aten
Ahletto
Mr. Howser
Mr. Bowser
Counsel's Wit and Sir John Simon's Repute
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Sir John Simon KC MP at a Eighty Club dinner in England. It references his reputation for witty retorts and a legal case about a berth and mantle fittings, touching on disputes, ages, and a misattributed setting in New York.
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John Simon
Simon
Eighty Club
England
Imantles
Household Economics: Safe Kitchen Tips and Odd Homemaking
A fragmented 19th century household column offers odd tips on biscuits, cleaning, pest control, and entertaining guests. It includes questionable methods and phrases about servants, peddlers, and keeping children at home, reflecting era humor and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
Aerial Flights Aimed to Boost Licensed Air Travel
Fragmented notes describe hopes for a day when many may see new licenses for aerial travel in America. The passage laments reckless behavior and the dangers of jumping into new machines, warning that progress may be delayed for years by safety concerns.
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Milwaukee Journal
Aviae
America
Chicago Record Herald
Sitle
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Edmund Day
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Mills Miller
War Department
Cura
Friends
Indiana
Silzet
Buck
Tralia
Ava
Manket Rignole
the Fui
Nul No
Bowser
Dr. Cook
Mrs. Bowser
Et Literary
Hss
Bowie
Howser
Dr. Cok
Sita
London
Treaia
Abe
Sweden
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pittabarg
Gillett’s
Nndard
Drasaners
Toronto Type Foundry Co. Ltd
Winnipeg
Calgary
Canada
West
Regina
New York
Seton Gore
Gore
Lote
Ue East
St. Leuba
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