Parshfield Times items mix in Europe and society
Ex-Senator Ingalls travels through Vienna to Rome and Berlin and back to Paris and London while King Caurlwy of Roumani discusses fame and rule. A Baroque montage covers Kipling, publishing memoirs, and a dramatic marriage tied to rising social pages with Indian camp tales and road tax debates.
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Ingalls
Vienne
Rome
Berlin
Boa Alendy
Wily
Paris
London
Tur Kensus corn crop and urban misery dominate interlude news
A flood of brief items reports corn losses across regions, hundreds of heat and sunstroke cases in Chicago, near four million dollars in gold for shipment, storms injuring grain in South Dakota, and a rash of violent incidents. Also noted are labor talks, fair funding tensions, and local accidents.
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Chicago
Europe
South Dakota
Carnegie Company
United States
Savaton Conouirz
Grorgit
Teureday
Wis
Kassas
Puoresson Linneruyn Eyass
Lane Seminary
Cincinnati
Thors‘dag
Bath
Wates
HO. Frick
New York
Ameritha Federation of Labor
Denver
Gompers
Seudion
Colormile Springs
Pru
Alexander J Granim Bellix
Barranta
Hyigeburgud
Newark
Tne
Wombing
George C. ‘Treadwell Company
Behring Sea
Gwen's
Ike
Conflicting War News From Europe and Asia Coast
A jumble of international reports describes attacks, economic moves, and political shifts. Notes include forced conscription in Berlin, Panama financial schemes, Persian emigration, Moroccan tensions, and embezzlement charges against a Hungarian official, with updates on Gladstone’s health and naval activity near the Far East. Minor details mention railway work in Siberia and smallpox among Japanese workers.
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Langer
Berlin
Cowes
la Ie
Purig
Panama
Germany
Ausiris
Alr
Gladstone
Cumaious
Spero
Morocco
England
Austria
Dtaly
Jurtrcoser
Nusupa
Idaho
Shuuther
Notorious Daltons lynched after Oklahoma robbery in 1880s California
Fragmentary report ties brothers known as the Daltons to a raid at Luck at Hy Runo Oklahoma, with reference to staged robberies and a broker murder. Mentions a gunman named Gxonoe K. Sierake and other speculator and criminal links in New York.
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Califoria
Imu
Hy Runo
Okla
Pallapruenois
Gnaiuen Wmminiedevicide
Gxonoe K. Sierake
New York
TIRES AND CASUALTIES IN MULTIPLE REGIONAL INCIDENTS
A string of incidents reports fires floods and accidents across several regions. A business block burned in Carrollton with losses near 100000. A theater performance in Rural France suffered a collapse injuring or frightening attendees. A plant fire hit Toledo Birching with 75000 lost and insurance 1000. The Enron general electric lube works in Schenectady burned. Frans L. Mean a freight conductor died when a building collapsed in Nevada Missouri while he slept. A small boat in Belle Isle Canada led to two drownings and close escapes. Cape Croker Ontario saw a boating squall drowning three men and a woman plus a near-miss escape.
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Carrollton
Loas
France
Ie Toledo
Ola
Birching Company
Liss
Tne Lube
Enron General Electric
Schenecwsy
Smn Burard
Frans L. Mean
Migsour, Kangus and Texas
Nevada
Lhd
Lilian
Cape Croker
Ont
Wraiton
Gail Frome
Congress Debates World’s Fair Bill Amid Scuffles
In Congress the day focuses on the anti op sign measure and postponements. Key speakers Padcock and Tipple back the bill while amendments are debated before adjournment. A protest against the world’s fair appropriation causes a delay as members clash over liquor in the House. A death in the Pennsylvania delegation prompts a moment of silence.
Lightning Kills Wedding Party in Wisconsin Clearing
Sed Budley of Ber- MW Benits reports a wedding party celebrating the union of a young couple, Babbitt, was struck by a lightning bolt while sheltered beneath a large tree about eight miles from here. Two youths died, a boy and a man, with a third youth fatally injured. three women burned and unconscious briefly. three small children escaped serious harm after a sudden thunderstorm.
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Alica Mitchel
Mroda Ward
Memphis
Joliet
Speinfield
Bloomington
Sanday
Parrott
Cameron
Mira Aanie Coder
Onaxins Wins
Will Ateell
Evanyville
Tad
Atwell
Winn
Havin Myens
Kentucky
Segulature
Covington, Xc
John Dreege
Tie Dreege
Etfert
Benits
Wis
Letell
Babbitt
Rudney
Herp
Sony
John Biaw
Healthful bitters claim to revive failing organs and nerves
A garbled health ad touts Lostelles' Sromweh Bitters as a remedy to restore liver and digestive function, cure weakness, and relieve pains and skin signs. It cites improved vitality and a farmer near Martinsburg reviving a perch in water as anecdotal proof.
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Natele
Lostelles
USA
Ialay Malatigh
Martinsburg
Rose Terry Cooke and Her Early Yankee Life Drawn
Rose Terry Cooke, noted 19th century writer, forged a path as a delineator of Yankee life. Her debut appeared in 1869 with The Parma of Rose Perry, followed by volumes such as Happy Dowd and Somebody's Neighborhood, while later verse and prose explored frontier mood and village scenes. The excerpt highlights her vivid portrayals of New England life, domestic spaces, and rural characters, with long, lyrical passages and a sense of social observation.
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Interose
Terry Govkels
Rose ‘Perry
Boston
Happy Dowd
New England
Pierian Sage and the Death of Rose Terry Cooke
Rose Terry Cooke, noted New England writer of dialect tales and short stories, died at her Pittsfield home on July 18 in her sixty sixth year. The obituary recalls her early work with The Republican and Atlantic Monthly, cites her strong short stories and a celebrated Deacon’s Week tract, and notes her connections to the Wadsworth and Hullibur h families, with ties to Hartford and New England literary circles.
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Rose Terry Cooke
New England
Pittsfield
Mass
Tars
Cooke
Thornee Greeley
New York
Derry
Hartford Coursat
Republican
Graham
Philadelphia
A. Poe
Lowe
Atlantic Monthly
Thi
Conke
Tiger
Wade Sota
Mra. Cooke
Fat Pier
Ars
Cook
Henry
Wadsworth
Terry
Aone
Usly
Tae
Middie Numa
Heavy
Jane Hullart
Perry
Hertford
Roy
West Hartford
Sue
Harpers'a
Steasfast
Gladstone
England
Whittier
Havgland
Misa Verry
New Mayen
Rollin BH. Cooke
Winsted
Sheresfloor
Pitts Kd
Zant Sirvce
Boston
G. A. Robt
Wendall Avenua
East Howsatonia
Osage Indians Wealth From US Treasury Credits
The Osage Indians are described as the sickest community in the world with 2,500 members in some region, holding 5,000 000 deposited in Treasury Washington. They reportedly draw 1,000,000 in interest every three months and own 1,470,000 acres of prime Oklahoma land. The rajah of Indore is said to purchase showy glass furniture set including dolls of gl ase, beds, chairs, side-boards and other domestic items.
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Romber
Washington
Oklahoma
Rajab
Indore
How to Preserve Strawberries in Home Juice Method
Instructions describe making strawberry preserves and syrup using fresh berries, sugar, and household equipment. It covers washing, cooking few berries at a time, extracting juice, boiling syrup, canning in jars, and storing in a cool dark place. It also mentions a strawberry cordial option and tips to avoid fermentation.
Hold Up at Sin Angelo Charm in Abridged Poetic Style
A pretentious portrait of a Texan winner in Howard Seely's splendid magazine piece. Vivid, dreamlike imagery describes valley mists, perfumed color, and a harsh landscape, with a dawn scene featuring Lonne strolling and calling to birds and bowers.
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Howard Seely
Angelo
Joly Peteraon
Lonne
Pav house offered for sale in Sweden’s marshal Bernadotte era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the single story Pav house where Marshal Bernadotte, famed Swedish figure, was born and now offered for sale. The text includes garbled dialogue and incomplete phrases about ordering and waiting, reflecting poor readability from the source.
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Pav
Marshal Bernadotte
Firating
Swaden
Calo
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