Letters Reveal Tragic Tale Of Husbands Anguish After Wife Joins Chicago Love Cult
A trove of soaked letters from Willum Talcott’s widow and the Jeroent of Albert Moose detail a desperate estrangement and the wife’s influence over a man who leaped from a lake steamer. The papers describe domestic turmoil, separation, and a death that spurred the husband’s plea for faith in a life institute, ending with questions about the widow’s sanity and the mysterious romance.
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Chicago
Wargmqoe Pal
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Walter
Willum McTalcott
Albert x Moose
Ifate
Tarandane
Bey ‘Alcott
Mrure
Eateatt
Talcott
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Moore
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Jetlere
Amis
Alcatel
Tony
Pensioners Die Amid Confederate Pension Corrections
A fragmented report notes pensioners in the Confederate era receiving payments with minor quarter changes. It states 28 pensions show no decrease, new specifications added, and wartime warrants to be sent by early December, affecting widows and veterans statewide.
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Avett
Tensinn
de Conqstroller
Mother Reunited After 58 Years Seeks Family Ties
A mother, separated from her husband and two children, travels from Missouri to London and back to the Little Blue area in a long search. She learned a son named Joseph, now grown, may be looking for her, prompting a hopeful reunion.
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Pit Weark Aga Mes Macy
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Joseph
Charles
Ting
Rewer
London
Phew Et Loe
America
Little Blue
Joseph Dipper
Roger
West Texas Fair at Kerrville Ends in Big Success
The Kerrville West Texas Fair concluded with lively crowds and a busy program despite rough text errors. Local teams and riders showcased horses and stunt acts, drawing attention to the livestock exhibits and racing events amid jubilant spectators.
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West Texas
Kerrville
Troop Movements Ordered Before Army Reduction
Washington Sept 4 troops in the Second Fourth Sixth army corps areas were moved under reductions to 1273,000 men with units reassigned. Several battalions and squadrons were sent to Fort Sherman Camp Douglas Vancouver and Port Douglas among others, while others moved to Jefferson Barracks Fort Riley and Port Meher. A confectionery business closing noted in Georgetown Texas with sale to partner and retirement.
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Fort Selle
Hewke
Washington
Nie
Fort Crank
Fort Riley
Kaw
Former Hobo Offers to Pay for 40000 Miles of Stolen Rides
A misreported tale from Chicago dated September 1 describes Nils Hansx claiming debt to the United States for 40000 miles of stolen rides. He says he will pay, via a Chicago station minister, while authorities weigh the claim and the Pennsylvanian railroad context remains unclear.
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Oveting Lobo
Gosta Missionacy
India
United States
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Heo Pennnsylvansiy Raitroad Sy Aton
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Honea
Eat
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Vikers
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Hidason
Mire Aiken Srati
Drive Men to Preach
Ministerial students prefer Witt Woan fen of Other Climrs to Those day 8 Chicago Sept A Blooners are se Viing mvasionary work by delving youn men into the ministry Dr Maul Rader president of the Christian Missionary AUiguee and rod evangelist declared in avepredh todays Bolter hungry heathen with a ehh man a thirsty Munpest with a tip stick wcuma to be the notte of aan dreds of young are bookie to enter the fervigy mission fell Mer Aader son We have bad street HH young ine apply at our missionary school at 5 con for the last per asserted Their ideal have been killed by Happerisin othey neefer this career to Tsing with the free talking free thinking ani feve drinking dyne ui gitis
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Maul Rader
Christian Missionary
Auiguee
Rod Evangelist
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Aaderson
Per
Happerisin
Othey Neefer
Tsing
Financial notes show business steady amid shortages in Washington
August reports from the Federal Reserve Bank gauge countywide conditions as stable despite supply and labor strains. Wheat prospects rise amid weather and market tension. officials note a generally sound economy with cautious improvement expected.
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Washington
Seth
Klansman Defeated in District Attorney Primary
In a stained primary contest for district attorney, incumbent J. Ky Dorsey narrowly won re nomination while opponent Schull, an avowed Klansman, failed to gain support from the Ku Klux Klan. The tally showed Schnidt with 755 and Hokey with 4087 as results trickled in during the election season.
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