Aboard Mutineers Ship One Woman Bets On Rescue
Ralph and his companion Mary Williams recount a mutiny aboard a ship. Johnson leads a second faction, plans to seize the captain, while a brave Mary volunteers to accompany Ralph on a perilous night trek through jungle to free Captain Clark.
Captain Clark Rescued During Desperate Night Escape
In a tense night operation Mary and I freed Captain Clark from his bonds after spotting him among eight sleeping rebels on the beach. We handed him a rifle, guided him to safety aboard, and learned only then that our concealment had kept him safe. The ship’s crew and captain survived as the desperadoes failed to overwhelm us.
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Bhavé
Australia
Harkee
Dick Taylor
Coeeen
Libba
Ben Johnson
Clark
Mrs. Saunders
Adelaide
Haskell
Roberts
Captain Clark
Johnson
Darlig
Mary
Ralph
Etéady
Beginning of the End on Mutiny at Sea
A mutinous crew breaks from the forest and assaults the bark with rocks and sand while awaiting capture. Captain Clark and Ralph respond as a brig appears off the bay signaling aid and possible seizure of mutineers, amid tense standoff and threats.
Rescue Arrives For Ship Emplaced By Mutineers
After the mutineers’ camp fighters clash, a relief ship appears in the bay. The Endeavor, with forty guns and 200 crew, anchors offshore as Captain Clark and officers board to file a report. Sailors and marines are sent to assist the stranded crew aboard the Hindu.
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Syd
Clark
Last Revolutionary War Widow Pensioners Remain
Seven women still draw pensions as widows of Revolutionary War soldiers long after the conflict. Notable survivors include Mrs. Lovey Alderich of Los Angeles at 98, widow of Caleb Aldrich, and Nancy Jones of Jonesborough Tennessee, widow of Darling Jones.
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Washington
Clifford Howard
Ladies’ Home Journal
Los Angeles
California
Lovey. Alderich
Caleb Aldrich
Massachusetts
Mary Snead
Parksley
Virginia
Bowdoin Snead
Nancy A. Weatherman
Elks Mills
Tennessee
Robert Glascock
R.becca Mayo
Newbern
Stephen Mayo
Esther Sumner
Noah Damon
Nancy Serena
Daniel F. Bakeman
Breakfast menu items and Chicago hotel room rates
The notice lists foods like steak veal cutlet mutton chops broiled ham liver and bacon whitefish and various fish dishes along with scrambled eggs. It mentions a Chicago hotel offering rooms for 50c 75c and 31 per day in connection with the meals.
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Chicago
Jagly the Favorite Patent Remedy Ad by E. T. Scott
Ninety nine out of every one hundred persons give Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin a fair trial and pronounce it unexcelled as a cure for constipation indigestion and sick headache. Trial size ten cents also in fifty cent and one dollar bottles.
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Caldwel
E. T. Scott
Globe-Democrat Weekly Promises Fast National News
The St Louis Globe-Democrat-Semi-Weekly touts eight pages per issue, published Tuesday and Friday, at one dollar a year. It claims top speed on news for farmers merchants and professionals and offers free sample copies from Globe Printing Co St Louis Missouri.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Globe Printing Co
St. Louis
The Constable of Zenda introduces a new Hope novel
A new Anthony Hope romance titled The Constable of Zenda follows the style of The Prisoner of Zenda. It features the same appealing characters in a fresh set of dramatic events. McClure's Magazine has exclusive American serial rights and will begin publication within months.
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Anthony Hope
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Sold By E T Scott
Arnica salve advertised as best in the world for cures of bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by E T Scott.
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E.T. ‘Scott
Inauguration Excursion Fares From Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets to Washington for the Inauguration of President-Elect McKinley with a round trip fare and return validity through March 8 1897. Tickets available via B and O Ticket Agents or L S Allen Assistant General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore & Ohio Br.r
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington, D.C
McKinley
LS. Allen
Chicago, Ill
A Rich Harvest For Your Garden This Year
A persuasive seed catalog promotion urges readers to use better seed stock. It claims no extra cost to sow quality seeds and invites sending 10 cents for James Vick's Sons Rochester catalogue, promising reliable results and a deduction on the first order.
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James Vick
Rochester
N. Y
Wisconsin land rush promises quick gains for settlers
The central and northern Wisconsin lands are rapidly being taken by settlers. Timber and meadow lands fetch 86 to 12 per acre and will rise in value soon. For home or investment, this is an unmatched western opportunity with abundant schools, churches, and nearby markets. Contact W. E. Powell, General Immigration Agent, 10 Old Colony Building, Chicago.
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Wisconsin
West
Feall
Old Colony Building
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Lines Reach Many Key Cities
A map review shows the Wisconsin Central runs from Chicago to Milwaukee to St Paul Minneapolis Ashland Hurley Ironwood Bessemer and Duluth touching many important cities. Elegant trains depart at convenient hours and ticket agents offer through tickets and full information. Jas C Ponds Gen Pass Agt Milwaukee Wis 27-45.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
Chi 2Cago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Hurley
Ironwood
Bessemer
Duluth
Jas. C. Pono
Gen
Paxs. Agt
Wis
Fresh milk cows sought near Westville
Classified notice seeks two fresh milk cows with contact points Jack Tennis fourteen miles west of Westville or L Deshler in Valparaiso for inquiry and terms.
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Jack
Westville
L. Deshler
Valparaiso
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