The Story of Mr White in Glendale
A tale set in Glendale about John White who arrives with a washing machine and wins trust through temperance acts. The narrator, a tavern inn keeper’s son, spies White’s disguise and robberies at the mill and bank post office, leading to White’s capture and a 20 year prison sentence.
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Old English Game Laws Summarized From 1750 Volume
The snippet outlines early English game laws including a 1889 restriction on hunting by non-gainers, a 1495 trespass penalty for destroying game, and Henry VIII penalties on pheasants and partridges. It references sources from New York Sun and notes Stanford’s wealth and philanthropy, followed by observations on women and photography from New York papers.
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