Disappearance Case Shocks Millersville as Husband Faces Inquiry
In Millersville Lancaster County, Grice, a 22-year-old Sharpsburg man, is under police scrutiny after his wife Molly and infant child vanished following a stormy dispute. Neighbors say quarrels increased after the baby’s arrival and a nurse was refused. Grice claims he sent wife and child by train to their home, but authorities found no train tickets or arrival records and withhold further details pending investigation.
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Marvelous Discoveries for Health and Cures
An advertisement-style notice touts a new remedy promising relief from colds asthma bronchitis fever and whooping cough. It claims effectiveness for bronchial affections and cites James M Black of Avheviste Ne C as cured after other medicines failed. Trial bottles offered free with payment options.
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Shenandoah official sentenced for election fraud and costs
Shenandoah Pa June 2 M M Cutt, arranger of a large return for the fourth ward vote, was sentenced to four years and six months and ordered to pay costs. The case involved election irregularities tied to primaries in Shenandoah county. Police also reported warrants sworn out for arrests in the case and martial law conditions noted in related dispatches.
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Langford Kaufman Fight Called Off In San Francisco
The Langford Kaufman bout in San Francisco was canceled. The colored boxer was set to face Stanley Ketchel, a middleweight, on a scheduled date in June.
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Emperor Nam plans to attend Kiel regatta despite knee pain
Reports say WH Nam has recovered from a knee issue after overexertion in the radi to attend the Kiel regatta. Court physicians note the strain and advise watching the event.
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Indians Celebrate 938th Reunion at Poosepatuck Reservation
A June gathering at Poosepatuek on Long Island marked the 938th annual reunion of the Poosepatuek Indians and families. Weather dampened attendance, but Chief Jacob Ward noted the celebration’s resilience, with a shift from sun worship to Christianity noted in the ceremonies.
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Fragmentary legal notice on land grant and tenancy
The text sparsely outlines a land grant or estate transfer with references to a tract used by Moosepitvaxs, a grant to heirs, and conditions about plowing and dependency on tenants. It mentions tenants failing to comply and the cessation of some practice, with scattered archaic terms and unclear names. The fragment hints at a colonial or early American property dispute with undefined parties and geographic anchors.
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Prices of staple foods in Cincinnati in 1823
Fragmentary notes recount the cost of common groceries in Cincinnati circa 1823. References mention beef, veal, butter, potatoes, oats, and general produce with prices ranging in the cents per pound or bushel, reflecting early market conditions and consumer expense in that period.
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Divorce Files Highlight Austerity in 1868 Local Court
Fragmentary OCR reveals a bill for divorce concerning Ranta 2 and Chink with names like Ciragh Wey and George Aa Pour. The text cites Mt St Mary's on February 6, 1868, mentioning Tey Fe Bde P. Ailen and a pole at Mt St Mary's as court action context.
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Kansas Locker Room Scandal At Topeka Club Revealed
Fragmented report describes alleged locker room misconduct at a Topeka club involving members and a court finding. Mentions women’s questions and a photographer, with hints of jewel theft and customs duties on returns. The article cites regional men and a committee, framing it as a violation of rights and protections.
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