Disappearance of Mrs Maeders at the Adelphi Theatre
Mrs Maeders loved by all at the Adelphi Theater after her husband vanishes. Mr Cuteh, the stagehand, may have hidden his rival in a packing crate behind the stage. The dog’s nervous behavior links the two, and a later grim discovery suggests the missing man was concealed in a coffin-like box lowered into the furnace.
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Cuteh
Dutch
Mr. Cuteh
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Amilmoudlin
Motioachy
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Hal
Iam
Adige
Siucdentiy
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Gatch
McGenneny
Serosa
Cute
McGendis
Rolling
McGeachy
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Ovccur
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Mrs. Maedern
Mrs. Maeders
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Biel
Cuteh'n
Conadenho
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Adelphi Theater
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Maedera Company
New York Fashions Highlight Long Skirts and Velvet Styles
Special Correspondence describes October fashion trends with long train skirts, stretch backs, and multi piece bodices. It notes fabrics like velvet and satin, fur trims, and beaded embroidery, plus capes, cloaks, and rich color palettes for outdoor and evening wear.
Seward's Plan to Save the Union Through Foreign War
The piece defends William H. Seward's 1860 61 push for a foreign war and united front to shift the national debate from slavery to union. It notes Seward urged explanations from Spain and France, potential actions in the Caribbean and Central America, and a strong cabinet driven policy to deter European interference while Lincoln focused on preserving the Union.
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Washington
Machiavelli
I. Po
Spain
France
Great Britain
Russia
Canada
Mexico
Central America
Congress
Eirvher
Bewdrd
Wieber
London
England
Fran
Napoleon
Fragmentary historical essay on postwar US stance and foreign policy
The passage muses on Reconstruction outcomes and foreign policy stakes. It references figures such as Frederic Bancroft and Seward and considers Union restoration, Canada to the north, and France backed Mexico to the south, posing a hypothetical if the Union failed.
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Phil
Sheridan
Moxlomn
Frederic Bancroft
New Cure for Poisoning Reported by London Hospital
A London hospital chief reports a case where a man overdosed on laudanum. Doctors removed blood, replacing it with saline solution, and the patient recovered after days of careful treatment. The account notes the drastic method and its success in restoring breathing and organ function.
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Pearson
London
Nesmlita
Demanis
Rabbess
Island of Flowers on Selly Islands Cultivates Industry
The Selly Islands dedicate most land to flower cultivation and depend on flowers for wealth. They shifted from wrecking and potatoes to floriculture after competition hurt the potato trade. In St Mary’s about a quarter of land grows flowers with February export of 42 tons from the island. Local people are energetic and quick to shift crops, filling homes with tomato plants after narcissis blooms.
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Channel
Esohhos
Dend
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