The Capture of Willard Morgan and Georgia Moonshiner
The article recounts Willard Morgan a feared moonshiner in McDowell Wyoming counties West Virginia captured after eluding officers for years. It narrates Morgan’s barrel ride down a hill and his long battle with revenue agents alongside Albert Oliver a Georgia moonshiner and outlaw leader.
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Willard Morgen
Sicit
Sach Sone
Willard Morgan
United State
der Hannon
Wyoming County
W.va
Morgan
McDowell
Wyoming
Try
Gallagher
Imam
Grace
Emily
Bea
Carth
Clowe
Clinton
Maxson
Albert Oliver
Georgia
Dan Cunningham
Cunningbam
Cunningham
Wyoming Wilds
Granners
Couth
Beasbvars
Stanley
Dickey
Atinina
Bite Ridge
North Georgia
Oliver
Olsers Distillery
Oler
Hitle
Garbreak
Dr. Barrett
Banks
Brunswick Blighted by Yellow Fever Panic Exile and Quarantine
The Brunswick Georgia outbreak devastates the town. A rush to the depots drives 5,000 people onto special trains as quarantine isolates residents. Government camps and relief efforts rise while hunger and fear mount amid depopulation and stalled commerce.
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Brunswick, Ga
Brunstwick
Anita Lurwind
G. M. Magruder
Brunswick and Western
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Branham
Brunswick
Bronnswick
Warcaman
Riuman
Deland Football Tricks and Harvard Eleven Surprises
The Deland football tricks were studied as the Harvard eleven learned counter plays. The article notes repeated success against the ward team and highlights the coach’s extensive teaching, foreseeing a dramatic season full of surprises similar to the past.
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Lissi Fli
Pir Chena
Sece
Suing the Sultan of Johore In Breach of Promise Case
Miss Jeanne Mighell of Brighton sues highness the sultan of Johore for breach of promise. The action, noted in London papers, seeks large damages and includes a discussion of a diamond buckle as a feature. The sultan, once maharajah, is described as a refined English gentleman with a taste for gardening.
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English Womss
London
Jeanne Mighell
Devonshire Terrace
Brighton
Jennie Mighell
Johore
Albert Baker
Bip
Electric Funeral Train Opens New Farewells in San Francisco
A San Francisco report describes an electric hearse service running on a rail line to four suburban cemeteries. Mourners ride in an electric car, pallbearers in a special compartment, as the system aims to cut funeral traffic costs and modernize burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
San
Roadway Incident and Accusation Across Town
A letter from a man recalls a recent road incident involving a receiver and a ride that went wrong with misdirection on the road to a distant location. The author denies stealing items and mentions prior accounts and community reactions, noting a pattern of authority and revenge claims tied to church figures and a church door keystone episode.
Golden Hour Poem Excerpt From New Orleans Times- Democrat
A poetic fragment describes golden flowers and a river beside a wood. The speaker recalls daisies, bees, and birds as symbols of youthful love and life. A reverent simpleness lingers in the image of a white maiden with a heart of gold, as printed by Alce and Blackwell in the Times-Democrat.
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Asson
Alce & Blackwell
New Orleans
Love on a Wall in a Frosty Garrison Town
In a frost coated yard Mollie Henderson watches Sergeant Major Borne train at broadsword. The ball night brings flowers from Travers and Jack. Mollie faces fear, longing, and a hospital vigil as war memories linger and a hopeful future glimmers in the final scene.
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Borne
Mollie
Jack
Cousin Mor
Travers
Jim
Afollie
Bor
Mollie Henderson
Georgina Webb Hollow
Bobby
Molle
Ross
Boyne
Commudes Telliel
Bollen
Giicung O
Meoiie
London
Duchess of Sutherland joins public company board
Land Correspondent notes the Duchess of Sutherland, one of the few women to hold a public company board seat, earns praise for displaying strong management of a coal mine. In a separate exchange, a reporter asks about a figure's presence, with a reply indicating the person is in debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Star
Tut
Notatyoni
Direcce Ate
Dunaser Duchess of Sutherland
Age of Monograms Illuminates 19th Century Decor
Monograms ornament table linen and household items, marking pillows, sheets, handkerchiefs and toilet ware. The piece notes monogram designs are dainty and graceful, but rarely found in lectering patterns, suggesting rarity in decorative textiles.
Monograms for Lines and Home Cooking Tidbits
Monograms remain fashionable with simple white-on-paper styling praised by the New York Herald. Also notes on piano practice fingerings and easy recipes for potato salad grapes for winter use and oven heat tests with plain foil and batter guidance.
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New York Herald
Printing for public notices and envelopes offered in Frederick
The News Job Rooms in Frederick Maryland advertises cheap quick printing including circulars beads and envelopes. They invite patrons to call or address them and say you saw it in The News.
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Bay
Frederick
Maryland
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Jané Smonat Porter
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Geland
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de Bree
Arsice
Golden Hour
Victoria
Ernest
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
England
William
Prince Albert
Giffeulzy
Puttme
Leopold
London Trath
Sinnie Hauk
Germany
Order
House of Hohenzollern
Ernst Hesse von
Mme
Minnie Hank de Wastesa
Chicago
de Wartece
Atlanta Constitution
Royal Copenhagen
Limoges
Dresden
Cupiai
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