New Invention to Stop Runaway Horses Debated in Troy
A darkey named Malta and Monte claims a device to halt runaway horses by winding a reel along a street corner poles. He seeks support from officials, urging a public trial and potential funding as a lifesaving invention, with reactions from Colby and local leaders.
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Monte
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Grant and public opinion in Belmont Missouri history
A historical fragment discusses reactions to Ulysses S. Grant and his presidency, noting admirers and critics. It references Belmont Missouri, national vessel travel, and public sentiment toward his administration and appointments.
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Distressing Nashville Accident Beyond Repair
A Nashville youth Joe White eighteen of German Town visited Miss Barnes in a troubled episode. He pressed for a kiss leading to violence and a fatal fall. the girl, shaken, faced possible insanity as doctors fought to save him. A related tale recalls a mistaken charity prank about missionary funds.
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Fragmentary Linguistic Note From City Archive Page
A garbled fragment references language notes from Mae New Vosmorokian LANGace and a City Hall office. It mentions a German phrase and odd commentary about turnips and radishes, suggesting a nonsensical or satirical line about insects preferring certain foods and a questionable outbreak of misread text in a newspaper comment book.
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Killed by a Dog in Georgia Mountains
In a Georgia mountain valley two families, the Ro and L, watch over a fatal incident as a feral dog saves Mrs. R from an attacker, but the killer is later revealed to be her own husband. The tale intertwines social standing, crime, and dramatic perception within a rural community.
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Alan
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