Vigilantes Overrun Crawl ing Water in Bloody Show of Justice
A mob of one hundred riders assaults the town, arrests Moran faction prisoners, and storms Monte Joe’s gambling den. They disarm belligerents, capture, and threaten mob justice, but Wade intercedes demanding a fair trial for Monte Joe amid mounting public fury.
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Moran
Water Valley
Wade
Theen
Vals
Kingdom of Satan
Santry
Monte Joe
Rufian
Lynch
Sustie
HEALTH AND VIM FOR WOMEN FROM BRANTFORD READER STORY
A Brantford woman reports chronic fatigue back pain and nervousness eased by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After one bottle she could wash dishes and sweep again, and by ten bottles she was “all better” and regained regular menses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantford
Outarde
Lydia E. Pinkhurn
Shooing Wade and the Sheriff at a Mob Scene
A tense confrontation unfolds as Wade confronts Sheriff Thomas amid a hostile crowd. Wade’s detaining posse, ire from the mob, and a prank with a barrel of flour coat the scene in farce before the sheriff regains order. The exasperated crowd erupts, and Monte Joe’s fate hinges on Wade’s latest plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faber
Thomas
Wade
Roy
Monte Joe
The Prince of Wales and Duchy Titles Across Canada
The Prince of Wales travels as Duke of Cornwall and York and the Duchess of Lancaster. The article explains the Cornwall dukedom inheritance, the York merger, and the revenues and duties tied to the title. It notes Canadians’ confusion over royal titles and highlights historical context. Toronto Star mentions farming as France’s past prewar occupation.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
Duke of Cornwall
Quiver
Victoria
Duchess of Lancaster
George
England
Duke of Lancaster
Grace
Duke
Duchy of Cornwall
Duke of
Cornwall
Edward
Edward the Black Frince
WuUe
York
Toronto Star
Atlantis Like Continent Sought In South Seas Expedition
Francis J. Ford, famed explorer and writer, sails from San Francisco on the SS Ventura to the South Pacific. He plans to visit Honolulu, Samoa, Fiji, New Hebrides, Solomon Islands, New Guinea, Borneo and Java to seek ruins of a vanished civilization and record adventures with a camera.
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Atlantis
Venience White
Atlantic
Pacific
Francis J. Ford
South Seas
Ayropolie
Mr. Ford
San Francisco
South Sea Islands
Honolulu
Samoa
Fiji Islands
New Hebrides
Solomon
Newguinea
Borneo
Java
South Pacific
Sentenced to Death No Appeal Possible
The notice declares a death sentence with no appeal available. It describes Putnam's Corn Extractor as the tool to treat Ame corn, claiming it ends the corn by lifting out roots and all, and sells for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnnam
Putnam’s
Cook Receives Parliament Backlash Over Cross Award Idea
A Times Journal item mocks a British MP proposal to honor cooks with a cross for faithful service. It argues the value of a cook in households, noting meals influence happiness, health, and even solving domestic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Thmas
Journel
Oldest Ship Afloat The Success Captivates St Lawrence Viewers
The British convoy ship Success, built in 1796 in Moulmein, arrives at Buffalo for exhibition on the St Lawrence route. At Prescott the vessel rested for the night, with visitors allowed aboard to inspect dungeons and relics of its felon transport past. The ship, teakwood and 125 feet long, is famed as the oldest afloat and a survivor of England’s convict fleet.
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Success
St. Lawrence
Buffalo
Moulmein
British India
England
Australia
Prescott
Solar Observatories and Global Study of the Sun
Dr William J S Lockyer urges a worldwide chain of solar observatories to study the sun continuously. He notes eleven year cycles, variable solar activity, and the need to cover longitudes from India to the Americas to observe the sun at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. 8. Lockyer
Norman Lockyer
Sidyouth
South Devon
England
Jocaltes
India
Europe
America
Part Of Peacemaker Quoted Prisoner Speaks On Peace
An OCR snippet presents a prisoner stating it was acting the part of peacemaker and a magistrate countering with There WAS no other way to get peace. The text also mentions a Pearson's Weekly quote. Additional garbled lines reference organs of smelt and a carrion crow with a supposed long eyesight.
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Lesa
Pearson's Weekly
Man as a Machine Theory Draws Interest at London Session
Dr George W Crile of Cleveland argues at the London Ontario surgical congress that man resembles a machine with the brain as the positive pole and the liver as the negative, nerves as wires, explaining how liver function governs brain health and digestion under emotion and stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Ohio
Cii
London
Ont
Crile
Minister Forgives Burglar in Saintly Act of Mercy
The Rev Dr Kerr a 63 year old Presbyterian minister in New York surprised a burglar in his home and was struck repeatedly with an axe. After regaining consciousness he urged the newspaper to convey forgiveness to his attacker and offered to help the burglar toward a better life.
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Kerr
New York
Victor Hugo
Butglay
Tim
Imnen
Hamilton Herald
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King St. West
Toronto
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Lydia E. Pinkham
France
Coca-Cola Company
Montreal
Winnipes
Vancouver
Peacemaker
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