Notorious horse thief Shep Tinker of Perry and Monroe counties
A long legend of Shep Tinker, famed central Ohio horse thief, chronicles his youth near Athens and Zanesville, leadership of the Linker gang, later reform attempts, multiple penitentiary terms, and a bizarre run for office aided by reprieves. The piece traces his notoriety from early thefts through later public life and rumors of wealth.
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Zanesville
Shep ‘Tinker
Shep Tinker
Astern
Ohio
Mississippi
John Tinkel
Shep
Putnam
Sheppard
Perry County
Chapel Huli
Atheny
Zanesvilie
Ilete John
Timker
Linker
Athens
Peru County
Pinket
Flowers
Dirk
Indiana
Kentucky
Petry
Uley
Tycon
Perry
Beach Woods
Aanesville
Iam
Gal Shep
Sheit
Woo
Jam
Sheyied
Tretry Rayner
Atterwads
Newark
Orange County
Tinker
Lowa
Kreery
Luna
Alnos
Wisconsin
Obie Veritentary
de Pere
Monroe County
le Wao
Peru
Wisenusi
Tess
Milton
Hower
Lyrun
Tom Self
Chic
Salads and roots in England under Elizabethan tea and trade
A London Globe article surveys early English horticulture noting scarcity of materials for salads and the arrival of gardeners from Holland. It traces native and imported carrot, parsnip, and potato origins, with references to Sandwich in Kent, Candia, and the Americas, and mentions early introductions of “Fulby ops” and garden beans, plus commentary on peas, beets, and the seilet runner.
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London Globe
Catherine
England
Northwick
Holland
Appea
Foeign
Web
Royal Horticultural Socety
Dinswick
Flanders
Sandwich
Kent
Elizabeth
Gerad
Candia
Quenonds
la Dany
Wold
Mr. Dirwin
Conus
W. J. Cooker
Valparaiso
Peru
South America
Fr Darwen
Chones
Moun- Lilie
Wehearan
Gubine
Wehceatmy
London
fTeary VII
Elailith
Fivta Holind
Suller
Morocco
Lnglud
Freaty
Wiide
Washington capital praised for plan and climate in 19th century view
The article extols Washington as a growing capital shaped by a comprehensive early plan. It highlights its attractive climate, broad avenues, parks, and civic infrastructure designed to host government and a expanding population, noting its lasting suitability as the nation’s seat of power.
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Cepitel
Warkington
Washington
Ile
Washretin
Changs
Meeting of Congress
Fredonia
Vv Y
Dante
Non Whipaker
Fenner
Toni
Strong, Cobb & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
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Tntan
Pest
Armas
Pitpeed Agtomek
Talet Daxuigy
Lbadenge
North Wasth
The
bideHey Mutual
Philadelphia
Pacis
Niger
Ealizens
Waters
Waren County
Ike
Haceltine
Liusife
Warten Countiy
Woallers
Warren Pa
Fred Moickys
Guth Athay
Swayncs Leva
Pwai
Swate
Sun
Chester Et
N. Burgess
Crockery
Secogad Street
First National Bank
Feho
Machinery & Tools
Deles Ie
Willhei
Oort
Prainery
Chand Olier
Tshevel Cultivator
Scimidstone
Warren
Glade Township
Besule
Market
Socani
Second Street
Waiyen
Millraee
Glade
Mile Path
Joseph MaGee
Joseph MatGes
David Beatty
Conewango Creek
Lois
I Wells
Glide Oil
C. W. H. Verback
Warren, Pa
A. J. Davis
Seelty
Fia
H.A. Jamieson & CO
Banes
Tucker
Wayhis
Ina
GEO. Ball & Go
Scovill
Mott's
Rogers
Denton
John F. Henry, Curran & CO
College Place
New York
Wells, Richardson & CO
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co
Rochester, Na
Warner
Dr. Craig
Bright
Pitta
Braggista de
Ibn Bedieine
H. H. Warner & Co
Rochestesr
Ciecniar
Bellows Falls
F. H. Wyman
Pennsylvania
Ma, Wyman
Carver House
Ss. W. Waters
Yaren, Pa
Warren Planing & Saw Mills
Memioeck
Toe Hicties
Orker Fee
Moncey
Bachage
Loubie
Wapte
Flue County
Wells & Noyes
Armstrong & McKelvy
Carlwnatoaf
Ben Gyper
Ilas
Rockford
Sonty Medina Pries Watch
Ruby Jees
Warren County
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
WA Been
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