Fatal friendship ends in Paris mob killing Lam balle
The article recounts the murder of Princess Lamballe during the French Revolution. Loyal to Marie Antoinette, she aided the queen in the Temple prison, refused to renounce the monarchy, and was brutally slain in the courtyard of La Force. Her body was desecrated before the royal family, including Marie Antoinette, as they witnessed the grim act.
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Lamballe
Rennes
Prince de Lamballe
Louia XV
Marie Antoinette
Paris
Mare Antoinette
France
Joan Gayety
Princess de Lamballe
Mion
de Lamballe
Ragland
Aerom
Dieppe
Varennes
Mme, de Lamballe
de Tambaile
la Force
Fearn Nhe
Lay Voree
Autulierte
Alee
Tempie
Lule Wan
Kien
Mme
Elisabeth
Lous
Boston
Globe
Poison Oak Poisoning Cure Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for poison oak poisoning. It claims the product relieved pain for the user and two friends, with prices listed as 20e, 60e, and 1.00, and urges purchase at North Bank Pharmacy.
The Break In The Game Psychology In Baseball
The article explores the mental phase called the break in baseball where a surge of energy and chaos erupts on the bench and field. Managers, players, and fans react as momentum shifts, highlighting psychology over pure athletic skill in decisive moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebba
Signals of Indians Inspire Army Firework Communication
Army experts adopt several Native American signaling ideas to convey messages when lines are unavailable. Smoke holes, smoke rockets, and specially colored cartridge fireworks allow rapid point to point communication, with hermetically sealed cans and quick openings. Navy rockets and Ardols signaling using masthead lights supplement the system, illustrating cross service use of improvised signaling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Indiana
Barn Colored Bros
Philippines
Navy
Fate of the Braake treasure ship off Cape Henlopen
A long lost British privateer the Braake supposedly sank near Cape Henlopen with half a million dollars in British gold plus more treasure. Many expeditions failed to recover the sunken wreck, last attempted by Cay Ith Charles Adams with support from the navy, but the site remains unrecovered after two centuries.
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Cape Henlopen
Cape Trenlopen
Branke
New World
Rogland
South American
Seden
Nything
Cay Ith
Charles Adana
Navy Department
New York
A Miser's End and Paris Oldest Bridge Tales
A fragmentary 19th century miscellany recounts M Vandille a Boulogne chief magistrate who starved on a frugal diet and bled himself through a barber after seeking to regulate milk quality. It also notes the Pont Notre Dame as Paris oldest bridge built after 1410 with shops like Gersaint. Additional quips touch London and Chicago humor, plus late 19th century newspaper notices on advertising changes and postal timings.
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M. Vandille
Boulogne
Vandille
Vandike
Bin
M. Vande
Bioot
Steand Magazine
Paris
Pont Notre Dame
Charles VI
Jean Joeonde
Veron Wd
Gersaint
Wat Coh
Wertminster Gazette
Respect For Old Age Boston Courter Quote
A fragmentary Boston Courter item presents a dialogue about an elderly rug and the reluctance to harshly rebuke it. Janna questions, Srumathy explains fear of harming a frail subject. The speaker notes a lack of virtue yet asserts that fear of old age is not among the faults.
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Janna
Srumathy
Reap
Boston Courter
Church Notices Batch Reflects Local Parishes
A compact list of Sunday schedules across multiple churches in Portsmouth and University Park. Notices include Baptist pastor C. J. Owen and S. H. Dewart, Episcopal Rev Dr Van Waters, Italian Catholic rites at Italy Cross Portsmouth Station, Christian, Congregational, Evangelical, German Baptist and Lutheran services with times for Sunday school, preaching, and evening events.
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Baptist Church
C. J. Owen
Pan
S. H. Dewart
Epworth League
Italy Cross Catholic Church
Portsmouth
Christian Church
Tabernacle
S.C. H
J. Johnson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
van Waters
Tim
L. C
Chester P
Kates
First Congregational Church
G. W. Nelson
I. oFig
University Park
A. H. Waits
German Baptist Church
Fairment
Tog
Final Account Notice for Louise Keogan Estate on Dawson Street
Louise Keogan estate administrator Richard H. Keegan filed the final account in Multnomah County Oregon. The court set Monday August 30 for settlement and hearing in the county court room with attorney WM Maply representing the estate. First publication July 24. TO WATER USERS.
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Louise Kogan Eatate
Te Eotate
Louise Keogan
State of
Oregon
Multnomah
S Aid
Richard H. Keegan
Laulee Keewan
Wm. A. Maply
Robert Johnson
Hert Johnson
Fleet
Euch
Lionel KR
Wobater
St Johns Ferry Time Card Rules For Water Use
St Johns Water Works and Lighting Company announces time card rules for yard and sidewalk sprinkling. Water use is limited to specified hours and advance payment applies. misuse will lead to disconnection with no further notice. Advance monthly payments cover June through September and grant water access until January 1, 2010.
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St. Johns Water Works and Lighting Coy PM
Bilofsen
Price of Peace Advertises Child Cholera Remedy
An obituary notice notes the six month old daughter of B N Dewey of Agnewville Virginia fell ill with cholera infantum. Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is cited as curing the child and is promoted as effective for bowel complaints in children when used per directions. Chamberlains Salve is advertised for skin ailments, 25 cents. The notice also promotes Wolcott Rent Man and a St John Review subscription.
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B. N. Dewey
Agnewville
Chamberlain
Going to Law Recon leraid Chicago proverb in a quip
A late remark notes that pursuing legal action often leaves the pursuer with little satisfaction while other gains are forgotten, a wry Chicago commentary on justice and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago - Recon
Time Table O R Union Depot Portland Chicago trains
The notice lists train departures from Union Depot Portland with local passenger times toward Chicago. It mentions a 8 or 9 oclock flyer and a 5 45 p m local passenger, with several garbled details about train numbers and departures.
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Violeta
Martial
Braake
Papa
Dave
London
Mra. Mlatleigh
Mra Urbanville
Chicago News
Jobas
Aes
Busic
Pacific Brick & Marble Co
Elbram
Hibram
High Claws
Corbet Hirl'g
Portland St. Johns
Richmond
J. E. Williams
North Jersey St. Johns Land Company Oa
Columbia Phonographs
Portsmouth Drug CO
Peninsula
New Portsmouth Drug Company
Dawson Street
Himstock
Hemstock Bros
Orrgo
Abbott's
Woodlawn
D. E. Hopkins
Usivewarry
Pam
Pom
St. Johns Ferry
Wolcott
St. John Review
South Jersey
Lentrance
Jue City
Bonville's Western Monthly
The
St. Johns
Joline
Ore
Joseph McChesney
M. D
Mary Maclachlan
Hellrook's Block
Hayes Street
D. Hopper
N. Yal
Daniel 0. Webster, A.B. M. D
Miter
Portland
HS. Hewitt
Wright
Silas St
Hayes Hewitt & Wright Contractors
Baleer Id
E. B. Holcomb
Lively Street
Molliwok Block
T. P. Ward
E. C. Monnich
Mckenna Avenue
Laurel Lodge No
St, Johns
Canoon
Sesraen
Dome
Soieran
Isitore
Jos, McChemmey
C. W
Kohe
Bickner
D. Tallman
C. W. E. Swengel
St. Johua
Flo
W. A. Wise
Gilliggs
the Wise Dental Co., Inc
Or. Yi A. Huffman
van E. Bi
Dr. Dd
Atinger
State of Oregon
Bert Johnson
St. Johns Review
Veare
Fens
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