Yankee Officer Hidden in Southern Clothes Basket
Lieutenant Arthur Hartwell of the Union Army escapes guerrilla capture near the White River and seeks refuge at a Southern home. There he is sheltered by Elma Starlton behind her clothes-basket concealment, evading pursuit until he reaches Union lines. Years later Hartwell returns to marry Elma, now a widow after war losses.
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Arthur Hartwell
White River
Arkansas
Hartwell
Hartwall
Nanana
Chen
van Dorn
Jes
Hustwell
Sahich
E. Arthur “Hartwell
Winslin
Jpy
Elma Starlton
Tris
Edna Starlton
Aevaral Ionghiy
Rei
Telms
Ike Carter
Staritons
Elmy
Ike
Pete Jarvis
Elma
Sterlton
Starlion
Jarvis
Eliza
Pate
Reader
Elma Sturlton
Tom
Jacek Nagle
Oman
Bornrygu
Pay Sweet
Sid
Crowell
Maui
Tam
Corsix
Teal
Auton
Avalanche
Pretty Pictures and Handsome Girls at Cushings Island Exhibition
An art exhibition on Cushings Island Portland Maine features sketches by visitors from Chicago and Portland. Works include watercolors oils and charcoal, with many by beginners and some sold. The star subject is Miss Lilla Wittredge of Lynn Mass a seventeen year old beauty admired by artists and locals.
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Chicago
Longlodow
Ottawa House
Portland
Park of
Rimmer Resort
Cushing's Island
Weat
Edith Sexton
Sexton
Fort Giorges
Lordant Harbor
Longfellow
Longfellow Square
Forest City
Maine
Cushing
Miss Wittredge
Belle
Entertaining Fragments Turn to Oddities and Wedding Tale
A garbled column of humor bits and dialogues, plus a dramatic but odd wedding report. Read as a slice of turn‑of‑the‑century humor with pithy exchanges, a street scene in Chicago, and a Chinese wedding in a zoo‑like hotel setting. Diverse names, places, and sketches hint at a lively miscellany page.
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Chicazo
May Sing
Confucius
Ida Wagner
Streator
Hip Lung
Ilinois
Moy Sing
South
Clark Streect
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Canton
Moy
Walled Lake of Towa a historic wonder in Wright County
A 19th century item describes the Walled Lake in Wright County as a raised water feature with a stone wall up to ten feet high and fifteen feet wide at the base. The lake spans about 2,500 acres with depths to twenty five feet, and a surrounding woodland belt. The article notes storm damage in 1858, unknown builders, and unclear water sources. Also includes a cheeky aside about a coat and a brief doctors note.
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Towa
Wright County
Dubuque and Pacific
Dubuque City
Susie
Burlington
Iowa
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Ches
Boston
Edith Aextor
Lilla
Siang
ABIER
Towa's Walled Lake
Joe Water