Braddock era chaos ends in savage retreat on Braddock road
Narrator Web Tell Joe recounts a brutal retreat as Cinondaga and allies break from the wagon line at a massacre. Busby, Cromit, and Paw fall, a tragic scene with Morgan and the girl, and survivors flee toward the river as fierce pursuit and mutilation mark the brutal rout. The march ends with memory of Braddock’s battlefield and a grim vow of self reliance.
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Cinondaga
Busby
Joe
Drond
Cromit
Alamouth
Starlig Ue
Cromb
Man Morgan
Witch Girl
Az Ip
Alargan
Sue Surter
Morgan
Wuzans
Wagenos
Manupgahela
Alingu
Ohio
Genesee
Teauad
Josephine
Eid Aléssacdria
Onis Son
Aly Maet
Mann
Tim
Iis
Arillenian
Ais
Petition to Heaven From a Canadian Newspaper Founder
A quirky fragment honors Bob Edwards, a Canadian editor who started the Calgary Eye Opener about a quarter century ago. It riffs on a prayer-like request for honor, truth, humor, and restraint while keeping a humane balance in public life.
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Bob” Edwards
Robert Louis Stevenson
Truckle
Automobile Note It Duesn't Help Meoch To Ten
Automobile note fragment appears garbled with missing context. The readable text hints at a discussion of vehicle rights and a blade reference, but specifics are unclear and no identifiable names, dates, or places emerge to form a complete summary.
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Auree
Central Park's Vast Space In NYC Notable Features
In the heart of New York City Manhattan's central park is described as the nation's largest and most valuable urban retreat. The 10 million acre, two and a half mile by half mile expanse hosts nine miles of drives, 30 miles of walks, seating for 10 000, and extensive plantings plus notable attractions such as reservoirs, a natural cave, a menagerie, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cleopatra's Needle, and cherry trees donated by Japan.
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Entral Pak
New York City
Manhattan
United States
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Elellopolis
Erspe
B. A
City of
New York
Government of
Japan
Wholesale Housekeeping On Wheels Widens Travel Sleepers
A American company operates sleeping cars on major rail routes offering night travel with beds and day seating. Each car accommodates about thirty passengers, with extensive laundry operations and high-security cleaning. The system serves thousands of travelers daily, transporting millions of passenger hours saved by sleeping en route.
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America
Ttt
Oign
Kent
Irish Colleen on New Irish Free State Banknotes
The so called typical Irish colleen figure on banknotes was painted by Sir John Lavery who chose his wife Yazel Martyn of Chicago as the model. The image was praised as a beauty but later admitted by Lavery amid public curiosity.
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Ireland
Flo
All Ireland
John
Yazel Martyn
Chicago
Deathfinder Magazine
Washingtons Mount Vernon Era Mansion and Its Storied Past
A fragmented reminiscence traces the evolution of an influential Washington estate once owned by Colonel Tayloe, hosting lavish parties and political intrigues from the early Republic through the British occupation of 1814. It notes Madison era celebrations, a historic treaty, and efforts by the American Institute of Architects to preserve the site for future generations, culminating in a 1905 reference.
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Chefigen
Washington
Offen
Tayloe
Virginia
Guplewits
James Sed
Dally Badleon
Coen
England
America
Peire
Madison
Alra
Allielal
Alerican Institute of Areltiecta
Africa Imports Bugs to Aid South Africa Orchard Plague
South Africa lacks sufficient beneficial insects and plans to import ladybird beetles from America to combat a pernicious mealybug threatening trees. Trials show the beetles consume large amounts of the pests, and authorities hope to expand import stock and recruit a sighting army from descendants.
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South Africa
California
Orchardetta
America
Plane lands in Connecticut field after compass error
Cradford farmers report a pilot from Bradley Field New Jersey landed in a oat field after flying eight to nine hours in fog. He asked about Cleveland, learned it was far away, and realized his compass had swung east instead of west. Believed treasure search in Belize dates to 1775 with value around sixty thousand dollars.
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Cradford
Conn
Cleveland
Bradley Field
N. J
Cleveland Am TY
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