A Chirographical Coincidence in Whiteside Junction
In Whiteside Junction Indiana a manuscript misadventure spirals into mistaken identities as editor Henrietta Johnson and writer Lida Letitia Lathrop collide with Rowland Browne Jr. A string of five cream envelope letters triggers a comic courtroom of romance ending in reconciliation and a planned Eastward journey as a marriage follows three months later.
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the Crescent
Rowland Browne, Jr
Brownville
Wisconsin
Earth
Heaven
Henrietta Seymour
Prof. J
Roland Browne, Jr
Lincoln
Abe
Browne, Jr
Lipa Letiria Latrator
Howards
Whiteside Junction
Indiana
Tue Crescent
Dean Stre
Whiteside Unction
Lion Lieritta Lariroe
Lime
Tam
Banner
Erna Green
Sint Lam
Lorton Lariuker
Epttog
Tae
Sik
Lina Letitia Lathrop
Lida Letitia Lathrop
Lida
Jamey
Mrs Lathrop
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
George Eliot
Taina
Mother
Deacon Smith
Henrietta Johnson
Thenrietta
Miss Seymour
Mr. Browne
Mr. Rowland Browne, Jr
Miss Lathrop
Johnson
Mrs. Biggs
Rowland Browne
The
Crescnt
Dionysius
James
Lida Letitia
Whiteside
Hope for consumption treated by new carbonic acid enema
A French doctor promotes a treatment for consumption using carbonic acid and sulfurous hydrogen gases delivered via enema. Authorities cite the Brompton Hospital and Dr. Payne to claim consumption impacts England and America. The remedy claims to remove uric acid from blood by supporting kidney function, with Warner's Safe Cure touted as essential.
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Borgeon
Ile
Lane
Brompton Hospital
London
Eng
England
Payne
M. D
America
Hermann Brehmer
Brehmer
Warner
Pote
Minnie
Court Ship Joke In Gas Dispute Report
A Boston Courier excerpt features a humorous exchange where a paragraphist taunts a gas company president about belief in courtship and gas meters. The president asserts the meter’s work proceeds regardless, ending with the paragraphist leaving gloomily.
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Boston Courier
Indian depredation claims settled by interior secretary
Decisions on two Montana claims list J. Hunter of Gallatin county owed 2486 dollars in 1875 from River Crow Indians with evidence deemed insufficient. Michael Herr of Beaverhead county had 490,650 dollars in 1877 from Nes Perce Indians with loss sustained 573,560 dollars and full payment allowed.
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Secretary of the Interior
J. Hunter
Gallatin County
Mont
Micheal
Herr
Beaver Head County
Indiana
Rebecca Hall Faces Trial for Chicago Murder Case
Rebecca Hall stands trial in Chicago for the murder of her husband Captain Wallace W. Hall of the U S Secret Service. A stray line notes hair treatment claims and a medical advertisement for hair renwer and stomach disorders, reflecting mixed content in the source.
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Rebecca Hall
Chicago
Capt
Wallace W. Hall
The
United States Secret Service
Ayer