Sailors Rescued From Sea After Thirteen Months on Desert Island
Nearly one year after the Norwegian bark Seladon was reported missing, part of its crew were found on a desert island by the Clyde. Thirteen men had lived ashore for ten months and ten days, enduring disaster after their ship struck Starbuck Island. The survivors, recovered by Captain Callaghan’s steamer, recounted a voyage from Newcastle to Honolulu ending in wreckage and castaway life with one mate lost and the crew clinging to survival until rescue.
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San Francisco
Cal
Stradon
Lloyd’s
Newcastle
N.S. W
Honolulu
Merchants’ Exchange
London
Desert
Moana
Australia
Callaghan
Clyde
Auckland
Funatuli
Sophia Island
Fuokoub
Seladon
Cluris Ladd
New Castle
Starbuck Island
Kristian
Nilsian
Adolf Jaered
Emancipation Message From Cuban League President
New York dispatch reports Ethan Allan of the Cuban League of the United States issuing a rallying call for Cuban independence. He says hundreds of thousands support the appeal, the nation is ready, and ministers abroad will act to end tyranny in Cuba with decisive force if needed. He urges league members to uphold the president and unite at the moment of emancipation.
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Ethan
Cuba
New York
Ethan ‘Allan
Cuban League of the Unites
League
Ague
Kecutive
Spain
Pleva Poisoning Confession Heard In Wisconsin Court
Pleva case in Kenosha circuit court recounts Mrs Pleva confessing to making up her mind after quarrels with her husband. She says she was urged to clear her conscience and killed her spouse by poisoning coffee on May 22, pouring rat poison into his cup about 2 PM without seeking medical help.
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Pleva
Gusa
William M Evarts Improving Health in New York
Former Senator William M Evarts shows signs of recovery as he remains under medical care in New York. Reports indicate steady improvement and ongoing treatment at the residence of a health organization.
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Very New York
Mona's Highland Dream And Uncle Sandy's Heir
Kenneth Macalister visits Mona Craig at Craigdarroch, and the pair's bond grows as Mona cares for Uncle Sandy Craig while he weakens. Waring's sudden reappearance unsettles Mona, and Evelyn Finistoun hints that Craigdarroch, Strathairlie area, and an old rich relative may shape Mona's future wealth and status.
Rich Uncle's Bargain Delights a Young Singer
In a Dickensian scene, Mona argues with her uncle over money for singing lessons as Debrisay’s words about Mona’s sacrifices linger. Uncle Sandy offers three sovereigns for lessons but respects Mona’s independence while plotting a future loan. A parallel essay muses on a woman’s fierce concentration in shop life, where the shopper's gaze inventories prices, materials, and styles with clinical precision.
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Mona
Varra
Eeile
Mme. Debrisay
Bavas
Mr. Denig
Kenneth
Mr. Macalister
Uncle Sandy
Mina
Debrisay
Arona
Lady Finistoun
Finistoun
Sud
Vaele Sandy
Sandy
Craigs
Thynker Offhand Riddle Leaves Readers Scratching Heads
A fragmented line containing cryptic wording about debts and language appears, mentioning Oldbach and the phrase you have some lea as to whom we are indebted. The snippet hints at a puzzle or joke within a larger piece.
Gal's Catarroh Cura and Courtroom Echoes
Miscellaneous clippings describe Gal's Catarroh Cura taken internally for 73 cents, poetic fragments about Maud Muller and harvest politics, then municipal budgets for London Paris New York, malaria and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, sunflowers in North Carolina, Allen's Foot-Ease, Florida phosphate pebble, Piso's Cure for Consumption, Hall's Hair Renewer, and a Columbus Missouri discovery of hidden money totaling $5,000 after a deaf mute brother's death.
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William
Julia Haines
Columbus
Women urged to write to Mrs Pinkham for help
A persuasive format promotes consulting Mrs Pinkham for women's ailments citing female experience over male doctors. It emphasizes privacy, trust, and the broad reach of the Lynn Massachusetts letter service used by over 199,000 women in four years.
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Mysician
Rey
Pri¢Cé
America Meyer
Real Rest and Comfort Foot-Kase Ad Claim
An 1890s style ad touts Real Rest and Comfort Foot-Kase by Allen S. Olmsted Le Moy, claiming relief for swollen burning or aching feet and easier wear for tight or new shoes. It promises free samples to one address and notes Jubilee Week London sales figures of 1,000,000 bonnets.
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Allen
Uinlt
Inickage -Freh
Allen -S. Claisted
le Itoy
Allen S. Olmsted le Loy
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Mana
Mons
Macalisters
Leorne
Sandy Craig
Momn
Kensington Gardens
Albert Memorial
Palace Gardens
Ami
Waring
Mou
Macalister
Uiem
Mr. Craig
Dyvelt
Lersel
Mae. Dabrisay
Mora
Av. Craig
Majie. Dehricay
Evelyn
Dar
Gaistow
Craigdarrach
Graigdarrachi
Filistoun
Strathairlie
Mr. Crafe
Union Pacific
Alacleod
Advertiser
Maud Muller
Anid Mtuster
Washington Star
Paris
North Carolina
Florida
Yampa
Piso
D. c Albright
Millinburg
Hall
Parliament House
Bolina
Gal
Wheslow
Greece
Little Kingdom
Palse
Mr. Barnes -Cormer
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester, Mass
Sapolio
Sioux
City Printing CO
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