Burglar Foiled by Boy Hero at Lake Beach Farmhouse
Fred Appleby, a vigilant youth known as the young guardsman, captures a young English burglar trying to enter the Wiltons’ cottage at Lake Beach. He restrains the intruder with a sash while Maud Appleby and Mike assist, and a letter reveals the gun hidden by Tom Wilton. Sherman Brown, from New York, is the burglar’s ally.
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Red Appleby
Philadelpha
Tom Wiliga
New York
Applebys
Wilton
Sottages
Lake Beach
Uzd
Tom
Wiltons
White Mountains
Tred
Ganchman
Syed
Tomi
Red
Fred
Willows
Ie Wiltons
Pred
Loy
Grardsman
Mike
Mikkel
Soaller Warde
Leon
Aland
Lucky
Eatalr
Maud
Miss Maud
Freed
Ireland
Frey
Sele Fistance
Lassert
Tom Wison
Sherman Brown
West Thirty-fteih Street
New York City
Sherman
Tino
Nothne
Tom Wilton
Miky
Appleby
Fragmentary Clip Featured Inconsistent Local Mentions
A garbled newspaper fragment cites disparaging lines about the Banner of Lece and repeated sins on life’s stage, with stray quotes attributed to Chicago Sun and Washington Democrat outlets. The text appears as misread OCR, lacking coherent context or clear reportable event.
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Lece
Chicago Sun
The Monetary Problem and Promises in Recessionary Rhetoric
A wary summary of a contentious public discourse on financial promises amid economic doubt. The text references election day, misrepresented assurances, and criticism of leaders for failed money promises. It notes a march date and ongoing public skepticism about government financial actions.
Irrepressible Conflict Stirs Western Farm Woes and Politics
The Atlanta Constitution links wheat and cotton distress to gold standard politics, arguing farmers face ruin under current policy while populism wanes yet democracy must reform. It cites wheat and cotton price trends, western farmer protests, and calls for silver as a constitutional fix to restore fair prices and protect labor.
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Cotten
Repuliian
Wong
McKinley
Ntussia
West
Minneapolis
Milous
Democratic Party
Cobrain
Atlanta Constitution
England’s Gold Fight Rocks the World's Markets
The article argues England defends gold reserves against the United States by restricting loans and boosting gold hoarding. It cites Bank of England loan reductions, New York bank contractions, and shifts to sell foreign securities to sustain gold, warning of global economic harm and urging a shift from the gold standard.
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England
United States
Bank of England
Tr Alsa
Hanes
New York
Manle
Europe
Bank of Bogeland
Italy
New Yorks
Gald Gang
Faghiui
Raghu
Hample
United Kingdom
Noglad
Jewat
Gutizen Berenges
Derseger
Utter
al Gall Wits
Worl
London
Romey
Orie Chase Hint
Bank Amist Ly
Javefnl
Eavere
Cathe
Bret
Califormia
Aquinia
Halland
Dudden
Som
Wiileet
Siattesmien
Ianchors
Bae Wordy
The Gold Standard Debate in 19th Century Policy
A fragmentary report discusses the gold standard dispute, tracing advocacy across nations, bankers, and officials. It covers pressures to monetize gold, demonetize it, and proposed single standards, with references to Britain, America, and European states and debates among scholars and creditors.
Wage figures accused of being juggled by officials
The text accuses officials of manipulating wage data to hide declines and inflated salaries. It cites a Senate committee led by D. Carlisle that found wages nearly doubled from 141d to 1878, then notes later rises and artificial averaging by adding high officials' pay to body wages to mislead. It critiques accounting tricks used by corporations to distort payroll averages.
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Evers Tagebanl
Ishoringwan
United States
United States Senate
Daba G. Carlisle
Athenate
AL Yikes
Hawna's Imperialism Opposes War Policy in Cleveland
Mark Darra resists war policy to the last day and questions the congressional forecast of a Republican majority. The piece criticizes efforts to promote expansion and contrasts calls for peace with party disunity and opposition to a firm treaty at war's end.
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Mark Darra
Clgveland
Congression
Washington
Cnnfidiaiee
Werhacgy
Aheng
Manin Door
Hitch
Rousii Tca
Fe Cowsao
Tinobis
Tere
Paraker
Chaner
Pat
Kelle
McKintoy
Perona
Tie
Tone
Dinesh
Tesius
Vaio
Pavaker
Feree
Philippines
Tonos
Pacis
Thana
Congressional
Washington—N_Y. Post
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Baden
Wasksington
Goldbug
Hey
Ungland
Shipulag Bullioa
Miey
Tian
Jean
Morton
Shaw
Tay
Fares
Gell
Wis
Lees
Loviseills Times
Prates
Alcor
Dee Nounce
Roldiera
Hawna
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