Indiana Campaign By Stephen Crane
A village elder Major Tom Boldin presides over Migglesville as rumor of a rebel in Smith’s woods ignites a frantic chase. The crowd, led by Boldin and Peter Witheby, storms the cornfield to confront the threat, only to discover a drunken Milton Jacoby returning, ending the wild pursuit with comic relief.
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Tom Boldin
Migglesville Tavern
Mexico
Flo
Peter Witheby
Peter
Smith's Woode
Old Peter
Feter
Jerezel Bronson
Bronson
Jerogel
Mrs. Good
Johnnose Peterson
Jerezel
Smith's Woods
Tne
Salle
Demnrrely
Joe Peterson
Pete Witheby
Johnnie
George
Leah
Milt Jacoby
Joe Petersen
Milton Jacoby
Fragmented farewell line closes diary segment
Excerpt presents a rapid stream of thoughts from multiple women reacting to a scene. The passages drift between astonishment and resignation as the narrator reflects on identity and rebellion before a concise closing line ends the piece.
Heart Cure Promises Quick Relief for Chronic Heart Ailment
A five year heart condition suffers relief in thirty minutes via Dr. Renew’s Cure for the Heart. Thomas Petry of Aylmer Que testifies to immediate easing after using Agnew’s Cure and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by Matthews Bros. The ad touts blood purity and liver support as part of the treatment.
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Renew
Thomas Petry
Aylmer
Agnew
Matthews Bros
Greater New York sought as independent state argues for voting parity
The Sun reports partisans urge Greater New York to become a free state. They claim 3,000,000 residents deserve proportional representation and compare regional wealth and population with Nevada Colorado Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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Greater
New York
Greater New York
The
Sun
National Capital
Nevada
Congress
Colorado
Senate
St. New York City
Clearing House
Rhode Island
Texas
Massachusetts
California
New York City
New York State
Nenahacitin Committee
Union
Manhattan
Federal Senate
Colonies
Boston
Xerxes
Fallen and Remembered: A Soldier's Farewell in Verse
The poem laments fallen soldiers and a grieving mother, recounting front line deaths, homefront news, and enduring honor. It recalls dawned orders of forward and fall, missing and died, with tributes to those who perished and the bereaved families enduring mourning. The verses call for remembrance of right and freedom and the names of the fallen.
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Part
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Miggleeville
Heart Needing Inc
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Ashe
Gethsemane
Angels
Battle Sears
H. van Meter
Castoria
Bateman
Godfrey
Samora Piccure
Patent Office Department
United States
Pitcher’s Castoria
Ourany
Fenuine
E. Cc. Ricker
General Dealer
Pennsylvania
New Telephone Exchange
Adama Ave
Scranton
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
Tillabury
Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Co., Limited
C. P. Matthews Sons & Co
Northeastern
Penn
Scranton, PA
Cupennes
Cole
Hebra
G. C
Matthews Eros
John H. Phelps
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