Adrianople City Description for Armighe Negislallows
Adrianople lies at the confluence of the Tandja Marites and Arde about 186 miles from Constantinople. Population estimates vary up to 146000 with Turks Bulgarians Jews and Armenians. The city was Turkish capital from 1453 until Constantinople’s fall and remains largely open with fortifications and modern works. Von Moltke noted strong defenses and the town’s flat view, while surrounding valleys and vineyards show fertile countryside. Streets are narrow with irregular, protruding roots and crowded with mosques baths and caravanserais rising above flat roofs and plane trees.
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Adrianoply
Tandja
Arde
Constantinople
Adrianople
Uzeek Emperera
von Moltke
Huighta
Adriaindple Ie
Te Areo
Hilla
One General's Prayer Before Battle
A war reminiscence recalls General Gordon and General Gordon Weaths on the Petersburg front. Before action, General Gordon asks for prayer, then General Grant’s lines near Petersburg are approached. The narrator spots a brother with artillery who declines, saying, I’ve just had one.
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Wintry
Gordon
Grant
Petersburg
Gore ‘Lon
Suime
Colme
Centenariana of 1877 and notable ages in the US
Over the past year at least 26 centenarians died in the United States with a combined age of 2692 years. The oldest was Captain Lahrbush who died in New York last April at 111. Augustin Picard died in Rochester at 100. Ja sais’s father lived to 108 and his mother to 104, while a 109 year old remained alive in Quebec. Picard smoked heavily and reportedly lived a long life. Fifteen were women and eleven were men, one of whom was Black.
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United States
Lahrbush
New York
Augustin Picard
Rochester
Ja Sais
Neleer
Je Etitl
Quebes
Picard
Hie
Ife
Basten Transcript
Strohl
Nicholas Strohl
Joel Bstruhil
Ile
Nicholae Strohl
Mr. Strohl
Mauch Chunk
England-sZae Slap Wast Feature In Present Report
The Free Press notes a peculiar phrase England-sZae slap wast as part of a present discussion. Readers are invited to parse regional dialect and its implications for current events.
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England
sZae
Free Press
Field's large share sparks broad feel good tone
A fragmented note notes Field’s sizable percentage contributing to a generally positive mood across purposes. The text hints at wide appeal and inclusive impact though details are unclear. Observers anticipate follow up for precise figures and scope.
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Field
Terrible Death of a Greek Italian Architect
Correspondence from Philadelphia Bulletin reports the death of famed Italian architect Mengoni who fell from a scaffold at Milan while inspecting the Cathedral plaza. He was forty five, left a wife and two children, and Milan prepared a public funeral as Italy mourned this calamity.
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Philadelphis Bulletin
Roma
Italy
Milan
Mengoni
Vittorio Emimanuele
Duomo Plasza
Mangoni
Ivy
Criminal Costs in State Budget Reach High Levels
The St Louis Republic reports the state’s 1877 and 1878 criminal court costs amount to 350 000 for the year with 121 418 carried from prior years and 230 451 for 1877. Legislation appropriations for two years total 511 517 with 350 869 expended and a projected deficiency near 70 000. Criminal costs, arrests, and penitentiary expenses total 617 556, while all other state expenditures total 1 578 941.
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Auya
St. Louis Republic
Leguchiture
Costa
Minny
Horrletown Jierald Reader Letter Confuses Inanity
A renter in Horrletown writes a rambling note about a village skate and an accidental kick of a can. The tale describes a distant barn and a mule reacting oddly though belief about the mule’s surprise is doubtful.
Cough remedy receipts and Strohl family note
A household recipe for a cough syrup using licorice elm and resin simmered to a half pint, with dosage and preparation tips, plus a local note on Nicholas Strohl and a large Pennsylvania German family recounting children and twins, from Mauch Chunk Coal Gazette.
Love and Astronomy and a Silver Rush This Night
A quirky note blends romance and science as youth Jones flirts under the moon while a sharp-eyed old woman interrupts with a water pitcher. The piece drifts into economic talk on gold and silver premiums, currency, and the fate of greenbacks amid legal tender status, attributed to K. Ut Timaa.
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Young Jones
Newth
Vatus
Neptune
Jones
Mercury
Allence
K. U. Timaa
Jim Brown Dieing Notice Sparks Auction Plan
An obituary notes Jim Brown of Franklin died recently. His next friend is named administrator to wind up the estate. The administrator planned a public sale of Brown’s goods and sought help drafting eye catching posters. The scene lampoons sensational sensationalism and gossip about the case.
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Jim Brown
Franklin
Brown
Brown and Mineself
Big Jotiera
Birlpedaloukings Ending School Electrification Plans
An unclear OCR style note mentions Birlpedaloukings ending Bunday B School electrification amid a Haunt display by the northern Mf whenever a girl falls out of a facility.
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Bunday B
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Mengonl
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Lesale
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Hell
Fulton Street
Fulton Ferry
Greenland
Ae Buglioh
Saya Mt Mileem
Y Fume
Mulloy
Pribe Furiuer
Tas Rae
Tutt
Cara
Anguete
Mann
Meilo Register
Gavae & CO
W. Is Barron
Becton
Brummel
Richmond
Virginis
Corr
Atlas Rata
Iles
Pacific
Pheniet
TV Batre
Pete Rejalee
Kansas City Times
Kanana City
Times Ba Pairdead
Mew West
Daily Times
Harter
Tilk “Times
Beusue City
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