A Rogue Recruit Outwits Hard Sergeant at Camp
A lean new recruit joins a Confederate regiment at a Georgia camp and endures harsh discipline from a tyrannical captain. The man, later revealed as Dawson from near Milledgeville, foils attempts to test him with trick officer ruses, escapes multiple confinements, and finally escapes into the night after delivering a defiant farewell. A cavalry search yields no trace of him, but a white cart with a written note is found.
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Wmeneturn
Hhis
Uolfarm
Mietake
Len
Ig Wature
Towas
Pontom
Georgia
Jast
Milledgeville
Dawson
Chicago Tribune
Chayny Brown Married to Fifth Wife, Cloye Land Leader Reports
A fragmentary account notes Chayny Brown marrying a new woman, described as his fifth wife, in a report from Cloye land Leader. The piece mixes unrelated nautical imagery about fishing work and processing fish aboard a vessel with the marriage note.
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Chayny Brown
Beliave
Cloyeland
The Semi-Weekly Tribune Offers Twinkles Colored Supplement
The Tribune announces a new Friday colored 16 page seriocomic supplement titled Twinkles to accompany the Semi-Weekly Tribune. Readers pay $2 yearly direct to The Tribune to receive Twinkles free with two copies, otherwise the supplement is not provided. Sample copies of Friday’s issue are available.
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New York
Tribune
United States
New York Sun
McKinley
Hobart
Daily Tribune
Department of Science and Mechanics
the Tribune
Twinkles
Tribune Direct
Harper's Weekly looks ahead to 1877 and beyond
Harper’s Weekly proclaims forty years of service with plans for 1877 and future issues. It notes expected serialized stories, new writings by Minn Mary E Wilkins and others, ongoing departments like Life and Letters, Amateur Sport, and worldwide news for Americans. Subscriptions remain four dollars for a year with postage free in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Harper's Bazar
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harper & Brothers
P. O
Harper's Weekly
Far East
Europe
New England
Minn
Mary E. Wilkins
Elf
Benson
Dodu
Low
Styx
John Kendrick Bangs
Peter Newell
W.D. Howell
Periodica Fle
Martin
Mibersa
Missouri Peocifix. Topeka & Ft. Scott Accom.
Topeka arrives as accommodation line runs through Topeka. Fragmentary notes mention Topeka and Fort Scott connections with arrival. details scarce but indicate railway or transport route activity centered on Topeka.
Scribner's Magazine previews for 1897 plans and features
Scribner's Magazine outlines a red letter year for 1897 with London seen through Gibson’s pen, a new novel Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Hardin Davis, and a series of articles on undergraduate life at American colleges including Yale Princeton and Harvard. Also planned are business and travel pieces, reform essays, and illustrated departments. Scribner's will publish a 3 dollar per year, 25 cent issue in high quality print.
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Tie Bazar
Itar
Ada Fashion Journal
Katharine de Forest
Paris
New York
Bango
Bade
Chapuis
Red Bridge
Maria Louise Pool
Father Quinnallion
Octave Thanet
Billiant
Mary BE. Wilking
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Marion Harland
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Viola Moxedoro
Margaret Sutton Br
T. W. Higginson
Esmars
Harper's Baxar
Harper & Brothers
London
Charles Dana Gibson
CD. Gilson
Judes
Henry E Howland
Yale
Jamiew Alexander
Princeton
Robert Grant
Edward
Martin
VD. Howells
Mr. Lowells
Bryorge W. Cable
George JS. Sabie
North American Review public subjects misread by readers
Fragmentary readable line notes readers fail to inform themselves on subjects that claim public attention from month to month by reading the North American Review.
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Americana
Elfeccaor
North American Review Promises Right Topics By Right Men
An advertisement extolls the North American Review as a family magazine offering timely, impartial essays by renowned writers. It highlights topics in morals, policy, science, literature, economy, and municipal affairs, asserting the magazine delivers authoritative statements to readers in a periodical that informs public opinion.
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Howinera
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Medi
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Pryce
Red
Aidntess & Ob
Joreal
St. WV
Mike Riugh
Persis Chase Bishop & Co
St Lous
T. G. Serter
Baker Duy
Oregon
William Springs
Jean
Everstoay Eeats
Trahefier & Storage Co
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P. Bacon
Miore
Jackson
St. Haceleon
Ren
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Bieta
Goubir Chal
Ave
Soote & Ferguson
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Journal Office
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G.shirlinglaw
Fifth St
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Prof
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Horner Coal CO
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Utizens Coal CO
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Monroe
Thos
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Shawnee County
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Fourth Street
City of
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Atecoy
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Topeka, Kan
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A. Newman
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Pearless
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Imperial Theater
Moscow
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Great Western
C.f. Rodiger
Ana East
Missouri
FT. Scott Accom
Lrure
Topiega
Scribner’s Magazine
Scribner's Magazine
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Fifth Ave
N. Y
the North American Review
Dr. Franek
Fougera & Co
Mmel
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Ates Belyan
Wealy
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