Fragmented 19th Century Notes From A Dated Page
A garbled miscellany blends obituary hints, farmer tips, and scattered news. It mentions a fugitive death in Minnesota, Prairie Farmer farming musings, guano samples in Texas caves, and the purchase of the Kimball House in Atlanta for 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillett
Tiinois
Asrouch & Part
Tressalon Pr
Agricultie Bas
Ental
Texas
Bata
Oreo
Mayoral
Severn
Onda
John
Iowa State Register
New Yorker
Mount’s
Alt
Runcan Agriculturial
Gun
Rupert Tooms
Kimball House
Atlanta
Coffins for Fire-Wood and a Chinese Labor Case
A local contractor Terrance Mahoney allegedly reused old coffins as fuel, aiding a plan to exhume and ship bones of Chinese laborers. The case sparks neighborhood alarm as Mahoney confesses and physicians treat affected family members. Authorities caution against using Mongolian coffins as fuel amid rising xenophobic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Golgotha
Terrance Mahoney
Western Addition
Mahoney
Fla Land
Booth
Forrest and Greeley Face Off on Spruce Street Stair
In a New York Letter account, Edwin Forrest confronts Horace Greeley on a steep Spruce Street stair. Forrest, allegedly intimidated, backs toward the exit as Greeley questions him. William B. Fry records the scene and Greeley’s quip about Forrest’s fright.
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Noah
Babbitt
Jontneyman
Dorlrot
Zaceohel
Kinani
Coun
Nis
Boston
New York
Charleston
New Orleans
Mississippi
Fang Bee
Spruce Street
Edwin Forrest
Horace Greeley
Forrest
Shakspeare
Mr. Greeley
Greeley
Fortret
Rand
Willian B. Fry
Mr. Forrest
Fry
Tragedy as Young Man Slashes Elderly Farm Owner in Bretson
William Kimball, a farmhand for an elderly Bretson woman and her son, attacked the old lady with a fork after mistaking her for a tramp. The blow pierced her lung. a physician later declared the injuries fatal. The incident follows intense local concern over tramp depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curlig
Bretson
William Kimball
Willie
Kimball
Belfast
Amusing Washington Society Remark Hits Sober Note
A Cleveland Plain-Dealer letter recalls a sable Chloe critiquing Washington society. She says a crowd jammed streets and carriages at a recent event, noting Evarts paid a man to open carriage doors. The writer questions how long the elite will ignore others’ plight as crowds grow and hunger persists.
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Jacksonville
Ian
Commonwealth
Kevpro
Kansas
Ozore
Nobo,Prentiss
Daioh
Miltyyoldav
Parsons Sun
Afonitor
Galveston
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Polae Agaid
Couras
Washington
Chloe
Katreet
Evarts
Cleveland
Plain- Dealer
Washington Setter
Fragmented Trial Testimony and Local Notices
The text capture shows courtroom dialogue about a stabbing with conflicting witness recollections and juror questions. It also mentions a church incident involving a mischievous sister and a public rebuke, plus a death notice for Don Avansty Botapos who died in Valparaiso on January 2, aged 62, valued fortune about $25,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane
Husay
Don Avansty Botapos
Valparaiso
South America
George Fa, Watue
Sovereigns by Religion Dominating Christendom in 19th Century
A fragmented column outlines the 36 reigning sovereigns under Christendom, listing ties to Roman Catholic, Greek, Protestant, and other faiths. It notes 139 million Hindus and about 40 million non-Protestant Catholics within the empire, illustrating religious diversity among rulers and subjects.
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S-Church
Adam
Zion
Christendom
Chris‘tondom
England
Monaco
Anatria
Brazil
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
Bavaria
Pichtenstein
Caar
Churchyland
Victoria
Empire
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Pantees
Fiarry Lee
Feud
Mia
Aa Joann
Marty Hays
Ryonus
Phil Peade
Lonie Beals
Illinois
Bles
Sethial
Jeabel
Perhaye
Tuliet
Romeo
Owe Rere Appy
Teenie
Betie
Jouger
Torsen
Peremaep
Anxis
Ursday
WHOLE
Minnesota
Jiro
Beacfort
Scribner's Monthly
Watermoor
Zetter
Génileman
Proton Pre
Haute
Congress
United States
Rai
Elina
Edin
Jto
Buciness
Wade
S. S. Times
David
Jeana
Jordan
Bethany
Jesus
Peer Coe
Ecaret
Jesns
Lazarus
Mary Aa. Atill
Byter
Tyries
Tabernacle
Bul ‘Ani
Sarael
Church of Christ
Aind
Winda
Heaven
Asia
America
Japan
San Francisco Bulletin
Empire of
Hanila
Ayomrai
Hari-Kari
Bex
Benj. F. Wade
T. Co Ink
Senate
Toombe
Georgia
Briabin
Wada
Basbin
Mi’ ‘Wade
Siar
Ohio
Ben Wade
Senator Wade
Blackguard
Mr. Wade
Gen. Brisbir
Picked
Toombs
Sumner
Faye
Joint Pelace Commission
Tiirtevo
Stanton
Dedd
Lincoln
Winter Davis
Winter Davie
Gen.remont
Warde
Johnson
Gymusain
Germany
Forrest and Greeley
Biko
Pith and Polit
Duma
Michigan
Aman
Alphonso
Togony Mian
Nwith
Lowell Courier
Gor
Dross
Maree
Ant
Trey
St Lovis Touitres
Filsa Arce Waxrox
Muscatine
Alice
Nerene
Oxford
Cameron
Jane
Cameron i
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