Knowledge Is but With the Dead Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse piece by George MacDonald Ramsay on knowledge of the living versus the dead. It probes truth and divinity beyond life and death, noting the paradox of birth and immortality and the human desire to grasp something beyond present perception. The text reflects a troubled meditation on mortality and sought meaning.
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George MacDonald Ramsay
Persia
Martha
Besancon
Eee
Legion's
Tote
Loung Foovar
The Club Foot Mystery of Milford and Waring
A detective narrates the interrogation of Henry Waring in Linden Manor House and follows clues from Miss Milford. The investigator uncovers a forged will dated 1840, a conniving uncle Oliver Milford, and a hidden witness on Linden Island revealing Oliver’s club foot and criminal access to the crime scene.
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James Bramptt
Elizanford
Milford
Henry Waring
Herbert Milford
North River
New York
Henry
Mr. Waring
Miss Milford
Beampton
Hudson River
Oliver Milford
Linden Manor House
Oliver
Recorder's Office
Connecticut Mills
Albany
Mr. Milford
Boston
Adams
Dorsey
John Dorsey
Mr. Dorsey
Old Milford Case Ends with Confession and Conviction
A man recalls overpowering Oliver Milford after a staged attack on Waring, restraining him with manacles. Oliver Milford dies in prison after four years. Dorsey escapes. Eliza Milford marries Henry Waring, and the aged victim’s rescue follows from the disturbance.
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Hebert Milford
Oliver Milford
Young Waring
Eliza Milford
Henry Waring
State
Dorsey
New York
Waring
Wealth of Arizona in Ruins and Rich Mineral Lands
A historical overview extols prehistoric Arizona cities and vast ruins, notes diverse flora and fauna, and highlights rich yet underdeveloped mineral districts. It cites poor infrastructure, isolation, and prior mismanagement as reasons for limited capital despite vast gold and silver prospects.
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Arizona
Antona
Pacific Slope
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Niagara
Yosemite
Rio Colorado
Turkish Atrocities Reported From Frontier Villages
A Daily News correspondent recounts vivid testimony of Turkish barbarities by Bashi Bazouks and Redifs in Serbian frontier areas. Descriptions include burned huts, mutilated bodies, and terrified women and children, with witness accounts from a Serbian officer and locals amid war uproar.
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Daily News
Prince Milan
Greuze
Nisch
Alexinatz
Alempres
Bellina
England
Golubinge
Grumada Pass
Serbia
Lojun
Col. Prolich
Poljan
Duttweiler
Neunkuchen
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Club Foot
New York Tribune
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Charley
Backus
Sandwich
Peintning
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Tam
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Nu HL
Ture
Paris
Spurgeon
America
Texas
Lota Montez
Frisco
Boston Cornett
Wilkes Booth
Cleveland
Ohio
Europe
Lary Sarr
London
Linnwan Society
India
New Zealand
Mexico
Switzegano County
Indiana
Leith
Scotland
Norway
Philadelphia
Grorce W. Caixps
Philadelphia Ledger
Atlantic County
N. J
Ellwood
Normamrros
Massachusetts
Don Carlos
Margaret
Pasay
Queen Christina
Daniel Drew
Adirondack
Stokes
Moscow
Norwich Bubetin
Gurgusovatz
Harvatovitch
Yearsovitch
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