Romantic misfit poet foiled by capers on Isle town
In a Maine coastal tale, Booth Montague poses as a visiting English poet at Stumpton's Old Home. Peter Brown and Cap'n Jonadab hatch a scheme to oust him, packing his bags for a Bermuda pretend voyage. Montague ends up chased by bloodhounds, rescued by a wife and child, and revealed as Hank Schmults, a fugitive actor.
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Stumpton
Stump Joe
Jonsdale
Peter Brown
Eays le
Stump
Montape
Sampton
Ostable
Maudrea
OM Dileway
Peter
Tow
Belle
Papa
Stumptoy
Brown
Maudion
Mav- Glow
Cap'n Jonadab
Foller
Veter
Mootague
Booth Mootague
Ward
Melia
Ebenezer
Brumpton Sand Maudius
Myer
Mr. Montague
Sudkidten
Mr. Brown
Porlor
Jonadab
Montague
Booth Manteague
Booth Montague
Algernon
Petey
Pater Theodosius Brown
Peter Act Oaly
Vetey
Hank
Hooth
Saya Hank
Pepper Donway
Henry
Cap
Jonidah
Jonadah
Saya
Hank Schmutts
Peter T. Brown
Wellmouth
England
Mandina
Telera
Spencer
Waller
Mettreaelab
Rus Dante
Naga
Denudeb
Moptogue
Bey
Mays
Miau
Bermudas
Conrae
Stimptons
Dilkoway
Montana
Mauding
Jennadad
Baytown
Booth Hauk
Barzilla
Jonadabd
Doga
St. Firet
Darty
Biwodhuunda
Ben Aid
Fawrer
Abe Chales
Banda
Touk
Uncle Tommers
Tim
Montaguy
Bomé
Marris
Lion
Tige
Montagie
Larks
Booth
Hank Schoutte
Aod
Grady
Lily Neckle
Marks Trota
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Hyannis
Eva
Maggie
Kitty
Maoding
Alston
Eays
Sullivan
Dr Black Foot Medicine Man Impresses Crowd
The narrative describes a thin, tall figure wearing shabby clothing and dramatic facial features. The character known as Dr Black Foot Medicine Man draws attention with his flamboyant description and interaction with observers as the crowd remains curious.
Indictment of Meat Trust Giants in Jersey City
Six packing companies and twenty-one packers face Hudson county grand jury charges of conspiring to limit meat and poultry supply. The indictment, under New Jersey law, carries up to three years in prison or a $1000 fine or both. Public prosecutor Pierre Garven vowed no one would be spared as potential extradition looms for those resisting trial.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hudson County
New Jersey
Pierre Garven
National Packing Company
Armour &Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Hammond Packing Company
G. H. Hammond & Co
J. Ogden Armour
A. Watson Armour
Louis F. Swift
Edward F. Swift
Charles H. Swift
Edward Morris
Ira M. Morris
Arthur Meeker
Edward Tilden
L. A. Carton
Thomas E. Wilson
Thomas J. Condors
F. A. Fowler
Chicago
Jérsey City
Supreme Court
Blair
Carcy
iLONGWORTH IN DARK Doesn't Know of Plot to Make Him Ohio's Governor
Feb. 26. Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio says he has no knowledge of a plot by former President Roosevelt former Senator Foraker and himself to carry Ohio for the Republicans by electing Longworth governor and returning Foraker to the senate. Representative Sherwood exposed the alleged plan in a letter. Longworth declares he knows nothing about the so called hellish plot and has not given the governorship a thought.
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Ohio
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Foraker
Himael
Longworth
Senate
Sherwood
Toledo
General Sherwood
Mr. Longworth
17 200 Miners May Be Called Out
Pittsburg Feb 26 a strike of 17 in miners may be called within a week closing the mines of the Pittsburg Coal company. Miners declare the contract is violated as more men work than the agreement allows. Seven hundred men have already quit in Sutervitte.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Coal Company
Sutervitte
Local railroad to break ground on shops in Elkhart
O M Foster master mechanic for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad announces starting work immediately on locomotive and car shops in Elkhart. The project totals 3 million dollars and will be built in this city.
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Elkhart
Ind
O. M. Foster
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Hog Prices Climb at Pittsburgh Market
Live hogs sold at the stockyard for 10.50 per hundred weight after crossing the Civil War line on Friday. Local buyers report prices still rising though only a few hogs were at the market.
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Pitteburg
Pittaburg
Bank President Arrested in $90000 Forgery Scandal
Kansas City reports Byrom L. Church of the Holyrood Bank in Holyrood Kansas was arrested amid a bank shortage of over 90000 dollars. His son Ray was briefly detained and released. another son and two officers are being sought. Directors were instructed to replace the loss as the bank remains open.
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Kene
Finahdter
Kansas City
Byrom L. Church
Holyrnod Bihte Benk
Holyrood
Kan
Ray Church
Church
M. Church
F. W
Thomas
J.N. Dolley
Ywts
Board of Trade
Man Who Stole Overcoat Returns to Surrender in Wilkes Barre
Norman Starner of Wilkes-Barre confessed to stealing an overcoat from 8 Srind three weeks ago, pawned it in Philadelphia, and returned to the city to surrender at police headquarters. He cited conscience and said he would not be happy until punished. He is held for trial.
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Himaelf
Wilkes-Barre
Norman Starner
Philadelphia
Mint's Force Cut Replaces Adders and Weighers
Treasury order halts sixty six Philadelphia mint workers as automation lines assume duties. Savings reach about $190000 annually. effective March 1 under broad economy drive.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Politician John Barry Shot by Clerk in Missouri Court
Feb 26 John Barry a 2 year old politician was shot and killed by Henry L Diedrichsen a court clerk after a political argument. Diedrichsen claims self defense. The two men had been friends for years until Barry became a Democrat.
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St. Louie
John Barry
Henry L. Diedrichsen
Diedrichsen
Barry
New Federal Judge Appointed for Maryland District
The President signs a bill creating an additional federal judge for Maryland. Nomination expected next week amid opposition from Maryland Republicans. Judge Stockbridge leads the race with support from Baltimore and state leaders. Graham and Near are among alternate backers. Separately Maryland voters pick the black eyed susan as the state flower, praised for its statewide distribution and colors.
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Federal District of Maryland
Maryland
White House
Pearre
C. D. Waggaman
Hagerstown
Kronmiller
Judge Stockbridge
Raybep
Hotioe of Representatives
Baltimore
Maryland Bet
Grahamn
Senator Smith
Robert Smith
Arthur Foster
Near Name
State Board of Education
Declined Phrase Appears Incomplete Excerpt
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page presents a broken string of words and lacks clear names places or events. The readable portion does not establish a coherent incident or reportable item for a proper headline and summary.
Eternal life through Christ Jesus and the narrow gate
A sermon underscores life as a free gift from Jesus Christ, warns that many will seek but few enter the narrow gate, and stresses faith without works while insisting true faith yields righteous living and obedience to God. The peril of false prophets and the exclusive claim of Christ as savior are highlighted.
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Christ Jesus
John x
Jobn ii
Jesus Christ
Christ
Luke Xili
Gracio
Jesus
Satan
Jesus Io
God
Church
Messiah Israel
Jeremiah
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Lone See Ptetttren
Jersey Indicts Meat Trust
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MINT
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