The Telegraph Detective Tale of a Frisco Robbery and Love
A former New Jersey telegraph operator recounts a stagedcoach plot aboard a westbound journey. He overhears would‑be killers intently plotting murder and robbery, thwarts them with a newspaper coded warning, and later aids banker Mr Stamford in Sacramento. He marries Blanche Stamford after a perilous struggle.
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San Francisco
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Reid
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Hin
Bronette
Rose Hill
Blanche
Blanche Stanford
Potomac
Not Mine to Bear in Service for The Lord
Poem fragment praises humility and willingness to serve. The speaker declines grand deeds yet wishes to brighten one short hour for the Lord by small acts of kindness. He offers a single quiet word or song to uplift a weary heart and steer a soul toward heaven.
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Severy
Deep Sea Soundings and Grant Finances Across Ages
Deep sea soundings by the Challenger reached record depths off New Guinea showing the sea’s maximum depth matching major elevations above sea level. The piece notes breakthroughs in detaching soundings at the bottom and the evolving method. It also discusses General Grant and Mrs. Grant’s finances, noting their annual income and young Grant’s early earnings for his father, mainly in mining ventures and Chrysolite.
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Heaby-Ses
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Young Grant
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A Picture of Hell Recited by an English Divine to Youth
The Rev J S Jarnie describes hell in vivid terms for instruction of the young. He details a four thousand mile infernal prison with ceaseless torments, roaring voices, waters pouring as oceans of tears, and a 16 year old girl trapped on a red hot floor begging for a moment of relief before endless punishment.
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J. S. Jarnie
Hell
Red Lot
Touching Incident of a Nightingale in Jacksonville
A Jacksonville girl feeds a nightingale that visits daily. After the girl falls ill and dies, the bird enters the room and sings at the coffin, then dies of grief. A parallel tale from Chicago involves a cat mourning a man’s death and dying after a gunshot wound to its head.
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