Second Mate's Mutinous Saga on the Dolphin
An aged seafaring narrator recounts mutiny aboard the Dolphin from Liverpool to Traile Liberia. The second mate Doty plots with Johnson and two sailors, takes command, casts adrift loyal officers, and confronts punishment at court. After pirate schemes, capture by a British man of war ends in trials and varied sentences.
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Charles B. Lewis
Dolphin
Eerbich
Liverpool
Traile
Mr. Johnson
Art
Doring
Hta Watt
Fo'casile
Pirag
Harding
Mata
Caps de Verde Islands
Carpenter
Sover
Johnson
Othe
Mr. Doty
Saan Pierce
Aption
Allors
South Atlantic
Ine
Eail
My. Doty
Josnsoy
Hem
Ahe
Adrife
Keae
Vorfmid
Poéan
Bed Sohnaon
Ordera
Schnaon
Atraiger
En l. Johnson
Abe
Dngoss
Koloked
Brazil
Charleston
Cape of Good Tope
Dhatrese
Hanve
Cook
Esilora Olso
Scudio
Amazon
Aos
Priza
England
Cinfets Seb Menai
First Brush With Webster at the Astor House
Bright recalls meeting Daniel Webster as a boy in New York. He describes a sting from a cane on Broadway steps, a slim stranger with a bamboo cage, and Thurlow Weed shadowing the moment. The encounter left a vivid impression of Webster and his associate.
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Webster
Sexgesut-at
New York
Broadway
Washington
Hock of Agee One of Ages Bookt
Fragmentary note recalls Hock of Agee as a notable figure in literary circles. Mentions Byron Spier and the number 92 40, but details remain unclear in the text.
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Byron
Mysterious "get even" group targets city men
A New York World report describes a well dressed man touting a pay-for-violence organization that supposedly seeks vengeance for men who have been “done up.” He claims Simpson is its secretary and that profits are split among members, with money paid only after victims are in hospital.
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Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Avon
Owell
New Haven
New York
Bimpson
Simpron
Saya
Theo
New York World
Infernal machine turns out to be scentbag in Concord
Reader notes mix of humorous and alarming snippets from papers in Boston Chicago and New York. Pieces reference political candidates, China policy, and a health ad for Electric Bitters promising cure for female complaints with broad claims. Drake's Drug Store advertises large bottles priced at 50 cents.
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Concord
Nal
Chicago Post
Drake's
A New Dyspepsia Cure Promoted in Michigan
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming relief for indigestion and related stomach troubles. Cites physician endorsements from Dr. Harlandson and Dr. Jennison and asserts the product cured over 6,000 people in Michigan in 1894. Describes ingredients and portable form, inviting readers to request free testimonials.
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State of Michigan
Stuart
Michigan
Harlandson
Jennison
Addrassing
Stuart Co
Muraball
Mich
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Mann
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Phila
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CIA
Lewis
Ben
Agis
Fay
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Astar
Bates
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Sak
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Mayenaie
Ational
Joes Jamnons
Prto Bon
David
Beech
Qessaes
Biante Birget
Flaaman's
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