Kentla Cobham's Ride In Reclaimed York Town Tale
Kentla Requa, a brave young woman, escapes dragoon pursuers after donning a suit and aiding her brother Harry. She races through nighted lanes, outwits three mounted soldiers, evades capture, and reaches safety in American hands. Captain Cobham confronts her in a tense pursuit before deferring to her resilience. Her stance toward him softens after the evacuation and a bond forms.
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Kentil
Larry Requa
Newburgh
Telus
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Biay
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Ala
Cup Cobham
Kenttl Regan
Benome Kentil Cobham
Hatket
Aworlean Day’s Weakness in a Curious Circus Plot
A father in Middlelawn recalls attending a meeting when a tin cup collection was announced. He entrusted the box with his son and was surprised to see the boy pass the box along to the circus, explaining he was saving it for the show.
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Bandas
Victimized Drummer Fooled by Mock Officers in Windsor Hotel
A commercial traveler arrested at the Windsor hotel in Topaks was fined for drinking from his private flask and appears to have fallen for sharpers posing as law officers. The incident shows at least one record of a drummer being duped by fake authorities.
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Traverer
Windsor Hotel
Boatmen hailed for rescue in watery grave incident
A public report praises a boatman for saving an Italian organ printer from drowning near Grgin, while noting no objections to the rescue. The statement sparked discussion about awarding the boatman a medal amid rising public sentiment.
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Jaxrawl
Nico Family Arrangement and Lyon County Court Case
A report notes a family arrangement involving Nico amid a tie in initiating actions. It mentions a gentleman in Lyon County, a former husband, and a split path for a woman identified as a former spouse. The piece outlines ongoing actions and local court involvement.
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Nico
Lyon County
Railways changes and crime trends across Britain and America
Andrew Stevens named General Ticket Agent at the Tennessee Midland with Decatur HQ. H J Barnes promoted to General Ester Mechanic of the Wabash with office in St Louis. A Minneapolis St Paul line to be extended toward Dubuque linking to Minnesota Northwestern, creating a continuous Dubuque to St Paul route. Second track planned between Sandwich and Piano, Illinois, extending Chicago to near Galesburg. England and Wales report declining indictable offenses from 1860 to 1881, with penal servitude also dropping, on rising population. juvenile indictments fall from 14,000 in 1856 to 8,500 in 1881, attributed to better education and street control.
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Decatur
H. J.B. Barnes
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Dubuque
Minnesota and Northwestern
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Piano
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Comany
Chicago
Galesburg
England
Wales
John Lubbock
Hagland
The Only White House Child Becomes A Candidate
The article notes Mary E Donelson Wilcox, born in the White House and later translator under Grant, as a candidate now supported by prominent Southern figures. Her son, also in a department, was bounced for opposing Republicans. The piece links family ties to Andrew Jackson and Donelson.
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White House
Mary E. Wilcox
Andrew J Donel
Jackson
Donelson
Birds and Feathers in Seasonal Display
Feature recalls bird plumage behavior across seasons with vivid notes on courtship, feathering, and display aimed at the hen. Describes cock pigeons, pheasants, and finches as they shed, expand, and rework their plumage for mating season. Includes a quoted passage from Charles Whympar in Nie Magazine of Art for Tune. GANMLING IN PORK. An importane SHAgment on the Mar ula Qwonttor. The text then shifts to a legal note about a pork sale dispute involving Denton & Co and banker Arpin, with judgment for the plaintiffs. A stray editorial quip about mustard plasters and a New York school etiquette joke conclude.
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Charles Whympar
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Messrs. Denton & Co
Chicago
Cvariés Arpin
St Jesus
Arpin
Amonate
Stiit
Doherty
Malaria Elevation Limits and Odd Garden Narratives From The Times
A jumble of clipped lines notes: a Chicago woman fends off a burglar with a hairbrush, a father urges his son to say no, a Philadelphia Bulletin poet mocks a line about thirst, and malaria occurs at varied elevations from 400 feet in California to 11,000 feet in the Andes. The piece strings disparate anecdotes and a scientific aside on malaria altitude limits, hinting at travel, crime, and health topics across regions.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Mexican Cordilleras
Himalayas
Ceylon
Andes
Eraly
California
Appalachian Chain
United States
West Indies
Postage reform efforts and foreign press notes in 19th century papers
Washington dispatch reports plans to push one cent letter postage in the next Congress session, with July changes lowering U S rates below many peers. Other items cover Chinese journalism in San Francisco, editorial rooms with opium bunks, and Russia’s aims toward Persia rather than India, plus casual notes on porridge and food aging.
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Sparrow Nest on Balcony Becomes News in Hartfard Times
Fragments from Hartfard Times describe a sparrow nest found on an office balcony after winter. Five eggs were present as birds fashioned a string-swing between nest and awning rod, a clever albeit unintended construct. Also noted are assorted advertisements and brief items on science, cosmetics, and travel.
The Tooth-pick Business In 19th Century Trade
A historical piece on tooth-pick production detailing a New York firm as the originator of wooden picks, the shift in American customs toward chewing and quill use, and the global trade involving birch, cedar, and flavored woods from Russia, Sweden, Japan, and Europe. It notes 12,000 cases annually with 1,000 exported to Europe and Mexico, and predicts mechanization may boost output.
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