Alaska Gold Rumors Stir Prospect In Marshall
The Statesman article discusses Alaska gold prospects along the Yukon, noting placer origins and potential huge untapped deposits. It highlights a need for rail links from Alaska to coastal markets, predicting prosperity if supplies and machinery reach the region.
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California
Australia
Rand
South Africa
United States
F. B. Spare
Theominor
American
Yukon
Vailt
Adacas
Pasted fragment highlights women with pistols and Cuba crisis
The article mocks sensational pistol legends by praising Miss Emma Rich and her sister Genevieve for fending off burglars, then shifts to broad political commentary on Cuba’s sugar bonds, U S relations with Britain and Venezuela, and a 1697 style prosperity forecast with exports and smallpox among troops.
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Emin Rich
Sauily Lake
Ema
Genevieve
Tonnt
Pennsylvania
Hury
Tada
Coutanur
Dmigiereages
Biel
Teaggche
Bedbare
Untangled Fragments From A Turbulent Era
A compilation of scattered observations touches on Native land rights, water projects, new gold finds in Indian Territory, election costs, earth science notes, and a speculative note on apologies for flag offenses. It also references beet sugar ventures, quip about a ruler’s taste, and medical cures for coughs and baldness.
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Indian Territory
Wichita Mountain
United States
Terrible Alabama Train Wreck Kills Twenty-One
A passenger train on the Mineral rail line wrecked near Cahaba River about seven fifty yesterday morning. Twenty-one bodies recovered. estimated twenty-five to thirty aboard. Names of dead and injured listed by officials include Conductor A. S. Connell, engineer Frank White, and several Birmingham and Helena residents. Rescue crews removed remains as wreckage slid into the river amid collapsed trestles and scorched cars.
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Tar
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Sam Spencer
Freeman
Ari Lokeny
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Oof Pilerten
Gurediy
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Mir
Waller
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Pheer
Disastrous Coal Mine Explosion Appalls Princeton Area
Rescue efforts at the Princeton coal mine reveal multiple fatalities and serious injuries. Victims include Robert Maule, son of President Maule, and head blacksmith Hubert Poneybee. Survivors describe intense gas and heat. search for the missing continues as state inspectors oversee operations.
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Princeton
William Gell
Frank Turble
Thomas Trive
Williamn Booker
Dames Hed
Thedere Paber
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Alv Hope
Merrowd Walters
Alice Ufelese
James Turner
David Nolan
Arthur Culgate
James Crush
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Governor Bradley Reveals Plan to Quit Ky Governor Office
Courier Journal reports Governor Bradley told a friend the office was killing him and he planned to resign soon. He indicated he could not stay until an “entirely lost.” The note mentions a letter to Mr. McKing Wid Hat about accepting any federal...
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Louieville
The
Courier Journal Today
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McKing
Wealthy hunter dies after stomach injury in mountain chase
Fragmentary report describes Charles Telfer, a wealthy Allegheny and Chicago investor, fatally injuring himself while hunting near Ligonier. Confusion in the text mentions I'felffer, Weber & Pfeffer laundry interests, and a long list of names and odd details. The piece also references New Year superstitions and notes about local residence and old customs.
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Charles Telfer
Allegheny
Chicago
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Begging For Drink Among English Farm Laborers
Fragmentary OCR yields a rural antiquated note about farm laborers carrying wupty pine lows on New Year to gentry houses as a request for money. A second fragment references a personal testimonial about burdock brood hitters curing a skin breakout, attributed to Miss Julia Elbridge of West Cornwall Connecticut.
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Burdock
Julia Elbridge
West Cornwell
Conn
Scribner's Magazine Content Mix Highlights and Authors
A scattered note lists feature items and authors in Scribner's Magazine. It mentions works by George W Cable, Richard Harding Davis, and Howe ll s, with references to illustrations by American artists and pieces on ocean and land topics.
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