A Confederate Spy Trap at Mrs Norton’s House
Captain Leland confronts Confederate Major Raymond in the Norton home where Raymond is captured after a tense standoff. Miss Norton pleads for mercy as Leland is then accused by provost officers of aiding the enemy. A rescue attempt leads to Raymond’s escape and Leland’s arrest, with Mrs Norton and her daughter under suspicion as well. The case hinges on secret messages and parcels linking Leland to the rebels, leaving him to face charges of treason.
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Leia Sled
Aod
Ike
Captain Leland
Tom Raymond
Miss Norton
Raymond
Leland
Ant
Sid Leland
Ayn Rasimond
Mrs. Norton
Lea
Witus Miss Norton
Bus
Ulysses
Cires
Norton
Bingca
Tiger
Hermelf
Fred
Fletcher
Mira
Corinth
Mde
Tus Raymaid
Churchal
Jackson
Louisville
Charles Leland
Whipple
Dee
Faw
Anid Dr. Whipple
Benedict Arnold
Andre
West Point
Secret Service
Asskoon
Norton Place
Memphis
Tuever
Toila
Hesyen, Whipple
Lelieve
Trial of Captain Leland ends in disgraceful dismissal
Captain Charles Leland faced treason charges with the war department archives noting acquittal on the major count but conviction for conduct unbecoming a soldier and gentleman. Dismissed in disgrace, he traveled west under an alias and perished in the Minnesota Sioux uprising. Norton and her mother remained detained in Corinth for a month before release to friends.
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Charles Leland
War Department
Washington
Army of the United States
Minnesota
Misa Norton
Corinth
Gold Production Sparks Broad Economic Debate
The London Spectator analyzes rising gold yields and the global shift in mining, noting dramatic increases in Australian and American outputs. From 1800 to 1860 gold value reached £165 million, while 46 years later output valued about £1.104 billion. Experts warn Africa’s future yield may double as capital flows into mines intensify, affecting prices and monetary resource growth. The piece cites the Nnguish journal and comments from St Louis Globo-Democrat.
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Sncrensa du
London Spectator
St. Loula Globo-Democrat
Edison and the Smartest Man on Earth Visit to Willan Palace
Edison, invited to Willan the Warrior palace, finally demonstrates his phonograph to Emperor Wil Hai and a royal court. The audience, after initial missteps, agrees to observe the device in a private cabin. Edison explains the invention as courtiers watch the device’s operation with growing interest.
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Edison
Dn Torlin Jia
Willan
Ba Hia
Onerlaga
Autestera
Hin
Imperial Palace
Quaklon Ti
Wiekmaster
Nowiso
Jtn
Pablos
Royal prince cycle race at Galheies in 30 mile event
Reported in the New York Sun and Now Orleans Pivayuur, Prince Christian beat Prince Henry in a 30 mile race along the route from Butinorad to Bravmer castle with Grovma wary. The event featured spectators and hardships as riders battled thirst and rough conditions.
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Galheies
Prince Hlenry
Prussia
Kiaperur WilMat
Ant Prien Christhyo Victor
Butinorad
Bravmer Castle
Grovma
Witler
Princy Christian
Prince Henry
Prius Christian
New York Sun
Correct Position For England in the Boghish Debate
An excerpted political note argues England must hold firm on strategic positions, urging the nation not to extend concessions to any European power. It frames the issue as a test of national resolve and hints at broader geopolitical stakes.
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England
Pittsburg
International Yachting Rivalries Amid 1898 Contests
The New York Sun and New York World discuss the Amotios cup as a symbol of supremacy on seas and the need for preparation for future races. Compliments are offered toCaptain Rose as a challenger, while Britons are urged to maintain chivalry in events. Reports note several opinions on international racing and a shift in regard to standards.
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Rose
Arigen
Carl
Norte
New York
Sandy
New York Sun
New York World
Nature's Own Way to Flesh and Vigor
The piece argues true flesh and vigor come from a healthy stomach and wholesome food digested properly not from patent medicines. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the safest tonic for stomach troubles, claiming they increase appetite, flesh, blood quality, and nerve strength, with a claim of curing most dyspepsia notices.
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Jarlantson
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Epilepsy 20 Years Cured by Dr Miles Nervine
Mr L W Gallaher a lumber products manufacturer from Milwaukee describes a long battle with epilepsy ended by Dr Miles Nervine. He details attacks during work and a fall from a carriage, stairs, and street, with a shaft incident nearly fatal, dated February 16 1895.
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Miles
L. W. Gallaher
Gallaher
Milwaukee
Cross Examination on Kidney Pills Ends in Local Testimony
Kalamazoo reader John A. Wallen of Eleanor Street testifies to kidney pain backache and urinary issues eased by Deans Kidney Pills. He credits ongoing use with relief and urges others in Michigan to try the remedy, noting a Buffalo publisher and 50 cent price.
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Kalamaran Telegraph
Lida
John A. Wallen
J. A. Wallace & Co
Dean
Donn
Treya
Michigan
Whitley
Rusty Milburn Co
Buffalo
U.S
Dvin
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International Yachting
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New York Recorder
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Peru
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Wilcox
South Eighth Street
Pitio
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State Street
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