Fragments On Beggar Tales And Irish Policy In A Detroit Ledger
A jumbled Detroit Free Press piece recounts a beggar’s clever botched street encounter on Jefferson Avenue and shifts to critique of British rule in Ireland. It cites violent measures, suppression of free speech, and discontent with government actions contrasted with Irish grievances and a New York Wrestle framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Avenue
Ireland
England
Vetoria
New York
Mae
Sore
New York Mail
Awful Scare Involving Belle Mother And DeBrase Tale
A fragment from the Omaha World describes a dramatic exchange where a girl accuses a man named DeBrase, noting fear and family connections. The dialogue hints at parental figures and a grandfather, with confusion over identities and blessings amidst tension.
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Mr. DeBrase
Baseball in Abeyance at New York Walking Match
The walking match drew 9,000 inside and several thousand outside in New York, as crowds protested, showing strong interest beyond baseball. The Louisville Courier-Journal notes the public’s appetite for other events and questions the idea that baseball dominates attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisville Courier-Journal
Unclear Old Item Mentions Petrified Man Near Dayton
A fragmented note describes a petrified man found near Dayton Ohio, claiming a unique status in Olen and hinting at a possible presidential nomination. The text also includes garbled phrases about markets, payment terms, and a vineyard, with no coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Olin
Smoking by proxy in Scranton a millionaire and his smoker
In Scranton, Uncle Ira Terry, an elderly Lackawanna Valley magnate, employs a young black man named John as a constant cigarsmoker to blow smoke into the magnate’s face during walks. John has smoked and inhaled for years, averaging about fifteen cigars daily to satisfy his employer’s appetite for fragrant smoke.
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Scanton
Port Jervis
Ira Terry
Amone
Lackawanna Valley
John
Lew Tripp
Dolu
Cale Tra
Severasl
Kae
Attra Veup
Railway Brain Case Observed At Society Meeting
At a Berlin charity hospital meeting Thomsen described a railway brain case from a railway worker aged 30. After a sudden jolt he lost sense of location and perception, then recovered, followed by headaches, melancholy, and sensory loss. The report notes cerebral disturbance from nervous shock and calls for ongoing observation to understand lesions and prognosis.
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Society of Physicians of the Charity Hospital
Berlin
Thomsen
Ted
Trailway
Pares
Mehane
Thomson
Perenall
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Niles
Everest
Leane
Fino ‘ Blas
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Tee
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Seapet
Cartland Corset Co
Cortland
Y. Soli
Alma
Wright, Sehnetder & Stuttg
Pray & CO S
Deir
Pines
CE Crea
Ruan
C.M. Scott
Wee Acker
Alli Hood
Bos. Webb
Ball
Ronk & Baughman
W. Tinker
Alava, Mich
J. HW
Lancashire
Saginaw, Mich
Tinker & Lancashier
Manufacturera and Doalers It
Hai
Alma, Mich
Chanel
Binters
Milwaukee
Beyair
Jackson
Mill Bros
Detroit
Aly
bracs,Lead & Tron Goods
Rwasemake
Wright
J. S. McDonald
State Street
McFea
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