Overloaded boat trip ends with stockade assault in voyage tale
The fifth voyage chapter recounts an overloaded small boat racing against an ebb to reach the landing behind a point while pirates on shore threaten. Trelawney fires, mutineers flee, and the boat sinks stern first leaving stores and two guns unusable. The crew retreats ashore with Tom Tudor mortally wounded and Captain Smollett organizing defense as the fight continues.
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Redruth
Edd T
Gray
Israel
Hispaniola
Rage
Israel Hands
Mr. Trelawney
Squirey
Durat
Jim
Ifunter
Joyce
Tom
Munter
Maze Laway
Anld
Lily
Alexander Smollett
David Livessey
Abraham Gray
John Trelawney
Joan Hunter
Richard Joyce
Teiasuredaland
Thoman Tedruth
Trelawney
Job Anderson
Squire
Hunter
Joye
Volcey
Ile
Tom Bedruth
Loth
Sean
Lot
Wells
Canada
United States
Washington Noisy Streets and Street Naming System
Washington's streets are noisy with whistling and clattering carts. The piece discusses street naming by presidents and rivers, the impact of noise on visitors, and notes on hoods of snakes and a French novelty envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vinnor
Abe
New York
Alec WhicHers
Marine Tam
Sie Howe
Capitol
United States
Toston
Baltimore
Bis Hood
Ludgate
Praumut
Philadelphia
Portuguese Misidentification Sparks Tense Exchange
A boy exits a gate and mistakes two Portuguese youths for Spaniards, sparking a heated exchange about ethnicity. The older boy insists they must apologize, noting the pair are too young to be Spanish yet too thin to be Portuguese, highlighting lingering bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belihat
Howe
Farce on stage and a Klondike tale mix in a strange review
A town near New York hosts a new play where a leading lady resolves a knot with feminine methods, drawing mixed reactions from the audience. The piece shifts to tell of a penniless man named Finnegan who reaches San Francisco with Klondike gold, his spicy restaurant scene ending in comic chaos and a peppery exchange with the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sylio
Waninn
Actus
San Frans
Finnegan
Pipput
Kinnegan
Blazlag
Warper's Magazine
Fatality Avoided Narrated in Goshen Patient Tale
Mrs. Nancy Flynn of near Goshen Indiana survived a neuralgia attack described as dull heavy chest pain. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with saving her life after two years of worsening symptoms and shares her improved condition after twelve boxes. The ad notes neuralgia forms and praises the pills as curative.
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Democrat
Goshen
Ind
Nancy Flynn
Tndiana
Mtd
Juin
Leon
Williams
Torlay
Fragmented 19th century quotes and patent cures collage
A garbled newspaper fragment mixes remarks on naval blockade theory with assorted ad style claims. It pools misprinted quotes about home life and public figures with medical patent cures and testimonials, mentioning Hoatat ter s Stomach Bitters and Dr Kline s Great Nerve Restorer, without coherent narrative or clear attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times
Dr. Kline
Old Bully of Biliousness Promises Relief from Ayer Pills
A faded promotional piece extols Dr J C Ayers Pills as a cure for biliousness and stomach disorders. It features quotes from readers like Swangee and Koen praising mild action and reliability. The ad asserts constipation as root cause and claims comprehensive liver and bowel benefits with testimonials.
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J.C. Ayer
Pevce J
Ayers Pille
Dr. Ayer
Ree
C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
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S. F. Hardy
Dee
Anyl
Hall
Gilley
Moville
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Tate
Catavonsia Fie Synur Co
Carvouxta Fie Syave Co
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California
HG Syrup CO
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Cal
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Sapolio
Laball
Gilland
Eigin
Andy Cathartic
Ee Rane Weer Ae
Tanase
Savile
NTS
Si Clapercull
Alesmen
Eae
Hana City
Mini University
Pom
Troe
Scavinrshipe
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Stants
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