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The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1903

Page

2

Lost Seaman Finds Daughter in Park Reunion

A sailor estranged from his wife and child returns to the mainland and meets Eva Sturm, a little girl with golden curls. He learns she is his daughter Caspar, and declares his intent to reclaim his family amid heartbreak and hope. He promises pearls from a distant island as a symbol of love and reunion.

Knowles Nell Pontines Olfter Goun Tim South Sea Island Davy Jones Haly Mamma Heaven Tam Mitte Girl Ia Sturm Ming Ava Sturm Eva Dane Caspar Eva Caspar Papa Walvery Eho

Blisters and Bruises from the Civil War War Tales

Veteran recounts a long career of injuries from 1862 to 1869. He recalls Perryville, Chickamauga, Resaca, Kennesaw, Peach Tree, Jonesboro, and Falling Water. He notes a bullet through the shoulder, a hat bullet near his head, and a fall that left a lasting scar. He stresses many wounds were not officially recorded as wounds.

J.J. Wallace Chicago Richmond Wisconsin Artillery Buteler Perryville Bruken Jay Chickamaven Saint Kenesaw Peach ‘Tree Creed Jonesboro Berean

Sailor Returns To Old Seaport Cottage For Vague Past

A rugged sailor in tarred coat hurries through a murky seaport street to a shabby cottage. He confronts Mrs Caspar, seeking a vanished wife and child from a past affair, and recoils when she dismisses his memory of a prior life.

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A Soldier's L. F. L. Stoughton of the 114th NYVolunteer

Corporal John Stoughton of KB company, 114th New York Volunteer, endured capture after Cedar Creek. Believed dead, he survived a three week confinement, paroled, and returned to his unit. He was wounded, escaped, and later promoted to sergeant and then lieutenant for gallantry.

John Stoughton Company KB New York PoroHuleon Saya American ‘Tribune Prrson Ban Beyoud Lin Reda Cedar Creek Richmond

Unclear regional quote taints Detroit Free Press text

Fragmentary Detroit Free Press quotation on wisdom and caution misread as betting guidance. The passage mentions ten dollar stakes and a warning to fellow men about traps and pitfalls, indicating a humorous or editorial aside rather than a structured news item.

Reubes Detroit

Lincoln tale of John Morgan’s bold raid recalled

A Washington gentleman recalls a story Lincoln supposedly told about John Morgan’s raid into Kentucky and Ohio. Morgan allegedly opened a mail boat and forged a captain’s commission signed by Abraham Lincoln, approved by Morgan, and sent it along in War Department correspondence in Grant’s army.

Washington Lincoln White House John Morgan Kentucky Ohio John Joe War Department Grant A. Lincoln Morgan

Notable Crash Sparks Chicken Frying Analogy

A Chicago Daily News quip compares a racing car collision to turning a chicken fried by wind and heat, noting the dramatic moment when a vehicle struck a chicken and the impact yielded a vivid, if humorous, image of a fried bird.

Chicago Daily News

California Limited Train Reverie on Velvet Dream Parlor

A vivid reminiscence of the California Limited journey, comparing modern daytime speed to old overland travel. The author imagines palace cars, velvet parlor spaces, and dining service, contrasting present efficiency with past hardships, and muses on travel, homesickness, and the glamour of rail travel.

Doriny Drammen Tsileniar George Adex Paria Beth Prairie Junction California Sid Eie Santa Fe

Markets show mixed activity in New York and Pittsburg data

In New York Dew 14 1993 summarizes grains and livestock with quotes for Wheat Corn Cloverseed and cattle and hog prices. Cattle steers bring 4 750 overall calves 2 500 75. Sheep wethers and hogs noted with varied bids. Pittsburg reports choice fleeced beef 5 000 to 5 104 50 and prime hogs around 5.00 with pigs at 1.00.

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