Lanny Hall and the Ideal Yankee Daughter
A nostalgic verse praising Fanny Hall as the sweetest, fairest girl with blue eyes and a peachy complexion. The speaker compares her to idealized beauty, noting Madonna brows, perfect form, and a sweet warble in her voice, while claiming others would admire her charm.
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Fanny Hall
Ianova
Raphael
Power
Dr Blunt and Miss Lacey heal a child then grow close
Dr Blunt's rapid kindness changes Miss Lacey from anxious patient to active helper. She aids Janie Cameron through a dangerous night, then joins his Dorcas Society drive and Sabbath school work, while gossip and ambition swirl in the village.
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Miss Zacey
Jesus Christ
Miss Lacey
Aliss Lacey
Paradise
Lee
Dr. Blunt
Sheba
Jenie Cameron
Leddy
Janie
Angel of Mercy
4 Dorcas Society
Rats in India and the Bengal Staff Corps officer
An army captain in the Bengal Staff Corps and his wife endure rat damage in a remote Indian station. The father, wounded in action, seeks hardy upbringing for his son. The narrator recalls rats gnawing boots and grain bins, and observes clever, fearless rat behavior in a rough bungalow amid fever and isolation.
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India
Bengal Staff Corps
Blondin
Mourning Dove Waits for Erie Express Train
A girl near Rathboneville watches a dove mourn the loss of its mate after a fatal collision with a locomotive on the Erie line. The surviving bird returns daily to the same mile-post, awaiting the train at the same time each morning, then circles the stack and car seeking its partner. Thomas Miller's remains found in the burned Thomas Mill ruins.
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Erie Railway
Rathboneville
Pacific Express
Bay Mare Bargain Ends in Tragic Camp Meet Ruin
A southern New York farmer trades his bay mare for a hundred dollars and two Berkshire pigs after a religious camp meeting, only to learn the mare died the next morning and the buyer keeps the animals. The tale unfolds with hymns, bargains, and a comical twist that leaves the father plotting redress.
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New York Sun
Honesdale
Canaan
Allen House
Jim
Jemima
Tve
Nancy
Stone Lot
Ben
A Denver to Georgetown Excursion Through Mountain Roadways
A Denver traveler describes an excursion to Georgetown California aboard a Colorado Central Railroad train. The journey begins last Friday from Denver in an observation car to view Clear Creek Canyon scenery and irrigated valleys, covering about 52 miles west to Georgetown. The fertile valley along the route shows corn potatoes and wheat fields ripe for harvest as the train crosses the landscape.
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Golden
Clear Creek Canon
Colorado Central
State School of Mines
Brookhole
Table Rock
Bergen Park
Canon
Beaver Brook
Denver
Forks Creek
Nori
South Forks
Black Hawk
Central City
Idaho Springs
Colorado
Idaho
Rockies
Mill City
Harry Conover
Little Annie
Georgetown
Green Lake
California
Snake River Pass
Mount of the Holy Cross
Gray’s Peak
Mbpire
Canun
Joan Peck
Cal
Colorado Central Railroad
Clear Creek Gunon
Milwaukee Feeder Challenge Stirs Bay State Shop Crew
A dispute at E P Allis Bay State shops features workers debating eating feats. A German machinist offers to eat twenty four hard boiled eggs and a half pound of butter if the crew buys them, illustrating boastful competition around eating power.
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Milwaukee News
Tanner
Milwaukee
Dr. Tanner
E. P. Allis & Co
S Bay State
Curious Primitive Baptists Hold Feet Washing Ceremony
The Primitive Baptists held their annual Lord's Supper and feet washing in Hillsville Virginia. About eight hundred members from across the South attended the ceremony with elders directing the rite and members participating in a circular seating arrangement.
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Hillsville
Cor
Louis Globe-Democrat
The
Primitive Baptists
West Virginia
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
St Paul reports Arctic ice and uncertainty over Jeannette
The St Paul carrying sealskins from Ounalaska reached port after leaving St Michael's on July 5. ALr Arskine, captain of the St Paul, doubts any return of the missing whalers or the Jeannette Willever while contrasting hopes with an aged mariner who recalls ice as high as the foreyard.
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San Francisco
INO
Corwin
Beskine
Chronicle
St. Paul
Erskine
Arctic
Mr Erskine
Smith
Orwin
Ss. Paul
St. Michael’s
Arrest warrant issued for habitual drunkard Fritz Emmett
On the application of his wife and son Joseph K Emmett Fritz Emmett a warrant was issued for his arrest on a charge of habitual drunkenness and neglect of family to confine him for a short time in an institution Emmett could not appear at the Grand Opera House Monday night due to his absence in New York August 31
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Blunt
Mrs. Lowell
Peckham
Dr Blunt
Tient
Joe Emmett
New York
Joseph K. Emmett
Fritz
Grand Opera House
Emmett
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