Ex Confederate Guerrilla Chief Quantrell and His Band
An account from the Florida Times Union describes Quantrell as originally humane but driven to atrocity after his brother's death. It covers the gang's leaders Cole Younger Gregg Todd and others, notable raids including Lawrence, the gang’s emblem, and the fates of members like James and Younger after their assaults and arrests.
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Florida ‘Tires Union
Kansas
Bill Anderava
Quantrell
Maller
Gregg
Todd
Lawrence
Cole Younger
Cole
Missouri
South
Kentucky
Sister of
Charity
Arthur McCoy
Dewn
Texas
Tim Read
Stott
S. W. Cohen
Wave
James O'Connor
Kalamaron
Frank Wagner
Lea Miloor
The Science Behind Popped Corn Mystery
A detailed Victorian era inquiry into how starch granules soften and inflate under heat to form popcorn vesicles. The author argues moisture shifts from within cells to steam as heat rises, producing a plastic mass then expanding and drying into firm brittle popcorn while praising the physics of popping corn over glowing coals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Novel mode of fancy transportation eyed for Newport
The Boston Sunday Herald notes Newport may welcome a new two wheeled carriage called the jinniks ha TM or jinrtkaha. Visions of a Japanese style vehicle with elaborate harness and a large hat intrigue fashion in Newport as Paris and Bois de Boulogne influence Continental trends.
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Newport
Reading
Japan
Bois de Boulogne
Pierre Liti
Chrisunthome
Boston Sunday Herald
Milk temperature and digestion in a hot water cure tale
A playful exchange about milk temperature under a hot water cure belief. The dialogue features He neither confirms nor denies a dreamlike moment but suggests digestion hinges on liquid warmth. The scene ends with a vanishing remark from the male figure as he departs.
Te Tiehied Him, Friend: Are You Happy
Spirit and friend exchange in a fragmentary dialogue. The spirit states happiness and reflects on what has followed since separation. The epitaph on the tombstone amuses yet delights the speaker.
Lincoln, Theater, and a Springfield Revival Tale
An 1830s Springfield tale recalls plans to build a theater for legislators, the rise of a family fortune, and a legal effort led by a young lawyer later honored beside a monument to Abraham Lincoln. The narrative shifts to a scientific aside on brain function and localization, ending with a note from De. Keen in Harper's.
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Jon Jefferson
Jon Jeferon
Lincoln
Springfield
Lilinals
McKensie
Gasomnobor
Molkenale
Fathers of the Church
Eliy
Lenser
Umea
Thespis
Council
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Islande
de. Keen
Harper's
Montavido Pearl of the Plate and Latin American Honors
Dr Alberto Nin of Uruguay extols Montavido the Pearl of the Plate as a leading Latin American city for art science and literature. He credits its role in the recent south conference that produced eight treaties shaping public rights under a divine framework. Also included are brief items on a feuding exchange about why God made mosquitoes and a childlike Q and A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenay
Alberto Nin
Uruguay
Montavido
Plate
Latin America
Assembly of Brothers of the South
Was His New Wife a Witch in Tallahassee Tale
Old man Will Boges, twice widowed, marries a Chicago matrimonial adened witch. A blue flame ghost light and whispered powers scare him as his wife, quiet and domestic, refuses to reveal her past. She calms him with talk of ordinary home life while he frets about witchcraft.
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Will Boges
Chicago
Bill
Hill
Mira Buggs
Bil
Mrs. Buges
Bill T
Southland Gunplay Tale Echoes Kentucky Feud
A Washington Post inspired anecdote recounts a hunter in the southern states lamenting empty woods until a native advises a trick shot from behind a big tree at a fork. The scene comments on local lore and the lingering shadow of past feuds, with a humorous nod to rural talk and mischief.
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Washington Post
Harlan County
Kentucky
Kenoll Scholl
Duimagdanine
Strange Tales of Africa and a Hoboken Burglar Bid
An odd folklore filled report describes the Bangalas and their brutal misdeeds alongside a sensational note about Carl Openheimer of Hoboken offering $1000 to kill a burglar during a crime spree. The piece hints at cannibalism, marauders, and lethal appetites framed as facts for a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Fats
Stanley Pool
Nye
W AGitations of Buckeye Wool Growers in Ohio
A summary of a recent Ohio meeting by the Buckeye Wool Growers Contingent. The group, six attendees, adopted a stand advocating protective legislation and administration of existing laws, opposing a tariff for revenue. They criticized carpet wool imports undermining wool, and urged Republican promises to guide policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Ohio Wool-Growers' Association
Hell & Meeting
Columbus
United States
Ohio
Republican Party
Campbellsville Times Journal reports Louisiana Lottery ticket draw
The Campbellsville Kentucky Times Journal notes that Wim and W. Pawcett held ticket 1555 which recently drew 500000 in the Louisiana State Lottery. They received the 15000 prize by draft from the Bank of Campbellside. The piece recalls Frank Spencer of Greensburg who won 1500 and mentions other local winners drawing from 00 to 815,04 in past drawings.
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Campbelleville
Times Journal
Wim
Pawcett
Bank of
Campbellside
Pope
Frank Spencer
Greensburg
Marion
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Hoboken
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Croup
Grand Rapids
William Porter
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Oscoda
Whibbard
Frank Koot
Negaunee
Tading Hall
William Granger
Port Huron
Ann
Kemp
M. Corvelian
M. Delauney
Antwerp
M. Delwaney
K Hicks
Tim Diet
McLwan Mite
St Louis
Moy
Abner
Bridgewater
Munem
Hastings
Mich
Dtheumatic Syrun Co
Jackson
Hibbard
A. J. Kiewit
le Hearn
Allen
Andrew Jackson
Seattle
W. T
Chicaga
Libby Ison War Museum
Agene Dot Worth
St. Louis
Massone
Terriany
Avery
Dr. Haase
Alek
Castoria
Castoris
Jive
Maye
Charles A. Vogeler CO
Baltimore
Bradfields Female
Dangers Reid
Avagia Eranritio Regulator CO
Atlanta
Orterte
Ee Wien
Ar Iglew
Preen
Tet
Net
Mente
By T Lean
James Epplaco
Homaopathic Chemists
London
England
Carters
Carter Medicine CO
Tarod Les
Simeum
DES & Sons
Avertiscemantt
Tate
Sh Tose Beton
Giles Bros. & Co, Jewelers
Opticians
Png Partentad Iets Bis Speetactoa
Reever Sweeven ‘Lave
Ean
Trrennt
Latory Ai
Rugigtoreas de Vor
Webster
Liane
Inah
Thichester
Gina
Miter
Pensions
Loomis & Nyman
Tives
Taint Drager
Arnt
Buffalo
Lied de Lenhead
Lobvanna
Visio
W.N.U
Naval
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