Robbery at Kelleysville Post Office and Escape
In Kelley sville October 16 1860 a bold robbery targeted the post office at Arnold s store. John Hope and two accomplices raided the safe stealing cash and goods, while a lone worker resisted and fled to warn neighbors. Hope was killed when the wagon overturned during pursuit. the two others escaped. The narrator received a reward months later and a modest raise.
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John Hope
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Asken
Hit
JoHy Hope
Novy
Kolleysville
Maia
Reo
Marianne
Joby Hope
Trides
Wells
Dubu Anpe
Mr. Arnold
Dirk
Tiny
Hope
Joh Tope
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Remarkable cauterization saves drowning victim in hospital
A Boston doctor recounts a Brussels hospital case where a patient recovered after iron plates heated to white heat were applied near vital organs following a near drowning in a rowboat. The procedure produced faint breathing and full revival within half an hour, with only scarring from cauterization noted.
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Arab princess aims to found library at Bryn Mawr
The article profiles Miss Alica Azcez an Arab princess and Bryn Mawr dean Miss Mary Thomas, noting Azcez plan to enter Harvard annex and secure access to academic files from American and English universities to build a significant library. It highlights Thomas as a leading educator with English influence and recalls campus life with portraits of faculty and students.
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Tirement
Grooklyn
Mortrolitan Museum of Art
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Peabody Museum of Cambridge
Bryn Mawr
Mrey Thomas
Graystone
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Flyck
Philadelphis
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Recruiting Sergeant in Kuyzland Seeks Queen's Shilling
Leeds Mercury reports on Miss Gould a London criminal ward who seeks acceptance as a recruiting sergeant, flaunting ribbons, and insisting on the queen's shilling. The piece notes discipline, theft, and punishment in the army, with skeptical views on women’s roles and wartime recruiting practices.
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Delay Not Defeat in Rochester Suffrage Drive Address
From Newark Woman Suffrage Campaign Headquarters in Rochester comes a strong address signed by chairman Mrs Brooks Greenleaf urging supporters to renew petitions. The speaker calls for an affirmative vote from two state legislatures to place the issue on the ballot and to keep pressure through the constitutional referendum process.
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Remarkable Cure Told of Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Tennessee man John W. Thomas Jr of Theta shares a decades‑long battle with indigestion heart trouble and paralysis. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in 1893 he reports dramatic recovery including weight gain and steadier hands, claiming the pills cured his illness and restored strength.
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