De Lunatico by a Baker
A fragmentary lyric poem describes moonlit confusion and longing aboard a boat. The speaker notices a companion’s downcast eyes and lingering light as the night deepens. The text shifts to reflections on love, bread, and distant banners, ending with a wistful note about October poetry.
Cheating the Gallows Ends in Merry Union
Harold Vincent, condemned for Pollock's murder, is saved when Charley Lawrence and Jack Holby bribe the sheriff to weaken the rope and stage a cave escape. Vincent flees, is later revealed to be innocent, and in time marries Mary Holby while Lawrence weds Nellie Vincent, as the trio celebrate outwitting the gallows.
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Charley
Nellie
Charney
Jack Holby
Harald
Harold
Mary
Charley Sue
Harold Vincent
George Pollock
Charley Lawrence
Herold Vincent
Pollock
Herold
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Seok
Holby
Deneckee Tees
Vincent
McArdle
Hold Vincent
Gentle Mary Holby
Nellie Vincent
The Waiter’s Wife Finds Heir to Danish Fortune
In 1778 a Copenhagen merchant left two thirds of 3000 rix dollars to his descendants with no draw until 1878. A lawyer rediscovered the will, tracing heirs across Western Europe, including Mrs. Jakne Klinochenduppul in New York. Her husband, waiter Ochenduppul of Movguin’s on Fulton Street, learned she is due 80 000, prompting their move to Copenhagen for the claim.
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New York Herald
Copenhagen
Register
Europe
America
Jakne Klinochenduppul
Hamburg
New York
Ochenduppul
Movguin
Fulton Street
Nate
Knochenduppul Livld
Hoboken
Denmark
Educated Natives Explain Fear of Learning in Behar
A Behar native writes to the Friend of India arguing education brings misfortune. He recalls a nephew who died of small pox after being deemed learned and cites a family saying learning harms our clan and reduces men to uselessness. He notes educated men often starve while the ignorant prosper.
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India
Behar
Unfortunate Comment Sparks Domestic Scene in Chronicle
The Chronicle recounts a night scene where Mr Joblink is sent from the house after his wife confronts him. He mutters about a newspaper note claiming the English language is most spoken, then retreats to a lounge bed amid scattered museum clippings and odd items.
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New
Chronicle
Joblink
Matilda
Men's Fall Fashions and Outerwear Revival
A New York Tribunepost details autumn outerwear and dress trends for men. Overcoats gain length with surtouts and sacks in dark grays, blues, and beavers. winter pieces use heavier cloths. Business and reception suits feature double breasted reefing sacks, knickerbocker cuts, and plaid or striped pantaloons in iron gray and dark brown.
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N. Y
Newmarket
West of England
Co Mountaineer
Daniel Webster's Friend
A sad elderly man visits a Detroit store on Jefferson Avenue seeking advice about dying. He cites meeting Daniel Webster and Henry Clay, proclaims himself above others, argues with the merchant and is escorted out by clerks as he declares he is ready to die and claims Webster is calling him.
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Daniel Webster
Detroit Free Press
Jefferson Avenue
Tke
Daniel ‘Webster
Henry Clay
Clay
Calhoun
Patrick Henry
General Lafayette
Laches
Sailor Captured After Bold Leap From French Corvette
The San Francisco Bulletin reports an incident near North Point as the French corvette La Volta departed for Tahiti. A romance led a love-sick sailor to leap from the ship, prompting a quick response with a boat and guard, and he was captured upon reaching the dock amid a scene of despair on shore.
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San Francisco
North Point
Tahiti
Strange Cry From Plushy Marshes Echoes a Lonesome Bird
Poem fragment voices a mysterious call from marshy land. A lone bird’s cry is compared to the speaker’s own feeling of isolation. The verse presents a nature motif and introspective mood.
Odds and Ends from a 19th Century Page
A collage of curiosities and notices includes tornoued anecdotes, a burial in Chicago with odd tokens, the fastest England to Australia voyage by the St Osyth, a pumpkin exhibition in Paris, a device recording vocal movements, political currency talk, humorous exchanges, a singer from North Adams, a pork stand poet, damages from a Spanish Cuba incident, a boxing match in New York, a German soldier nose blowing incident in Lorraine, eight Prince of Wales fire engines for India, and a nitro glycerin accident in Hydeville Vermont.
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Josh Billings
Liste
Mr. de Lemna
China
Chicago
England
Australia
St. Osyth
Liverpool
Melbourne
Cape of Good Hope
Halles Centrales
Bexoran
Taunton Gazette
Mike
Pat
Mr. Spruce
Dutifful
Hana
North Adams
Mary
Philadelphia
Mas
Hanns
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Harris
Virginius
Cuba
Grand Opera House
New York
William Miller
Andrew Christol
United States
Lorraine
Prince of Wales
India
Aise
Order of India
Hydeville
Jed
Ban
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Dunkirk
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National Museum
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