Last French and American Marriages in History Tales
A Pekin Times reminiscence recounts 1827 in Tazewell County where Mordecai Mobley issues a marriage permit using a makeshift ink from gunpowder and a chicken feather. Frank and Fanny Stout wed June 27, 1827, by Rev. Brown in a tale of rustic frontier procedure.
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Tazewell County
Illinois
Mordecai Mobley
Our County
Stout
Frank
Fanny Stout
Father Stout
Clerk Mobley
Fanny
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Kk Mobley
Mr. Brown
The Russian Nihilists Trial At London Daily News
The young student Oulanoff draws attention in court, admired by fellow prisoners and the tribunal. He claims personal bravery and dedication to Russia, saying many will follow and that the czar must yield. others among the accused are P. and Pilsoutski, with varied backgrounds and motives.
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Paris
France
War Department
Mademoiselle
London Daily News
Oulanoff
Novorousski
M. Pobeodonetsoff
Holy Synod
Pilsoutski
Vilna
Pilsoutkis
Panoff
Tomsk
Bible Statistics and Card Factory Facts
A long excerpt lists counts of chapters verses and words in the Bible and Apocrypha, notes the middle book and verse, and cites C. C. Woolworth of Albany discussing postal cards. It covers production in Castleton and Chicago, daily output, and postage effects on card use.
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Latienen
C.C. Woolworth
Albany
Castleton
Penn
Chicago
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