other · 1890
A narrative excerpt describes a tense encounter involving Mr. Upton, an editor, and a tramp, culminating in a confrontation with an elephant.
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PersonMr. Upton
PersonDeacon Hawley
PersonBARTON DENEMORE
DeceasedDouls
PersonMatilda
PersonJohn
OrgBrothers
OrgLimited
PlaceGrange
PlaceWare
PlaceNew
The Nathalia Herald, No. 350, 1890-02-19.
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People in this noticeDeacon Hawley · BARTON DENEMORE · Douls · Matilda · John
Also on page 4This page from The Nathalia Herald features serialized stories like 'A · A narrative recounts an adventurous encounter involving an elephant, a · A narrative describes a tramp's return to a deserted house on a misty · This excerpt from an 1880s newspaper contains fragments of serialized
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