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| Sat, Apr 15, 1893 | 2 | and Senator Morrill S3 Harriet j Thk iilstorkal mhUu tiUbnted in Beccher STOWE 81 AUen G Tlumnan j Xeu Vork the jwth anniM m of tht 80 erdi 9 hsmarck |  |
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| Sat, Jan 19, 1895 | 5 | e wltha successful lady novelist happily still living Mrs Harriet llcechcr STOWE wrote her best known story on a plain plno table by the aid of an evening lamp in |  |
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| Sat, Nov 30, 1895 | 2 | ladelphia as pres ident George Harris the original of Uncle Tom in Mrs STOWE s novel is in des titute circumstances at hit home in Lexington Ky He will |  |
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| Sat, Nov 30, 1895 | 4 | adelphia as pres ident George Harris the original of Uncle Tom in Mrs STOWE s novel is in des titute circumstances at his home in Lexington Ky He will |  |
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| Sat, Jun 20, 1896 | 2 | ominated for gov ernor Kev It E Dunlap of Seattle Mrs Harriet Beecher STOWE cele brated her 85th birthday at her home in Hartford Conn Gen Rnrnond O Willi |  |
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| Sat, Jul 04, 1896 | 2 | t West Virginia Fourth district Walter Pendleton dem Harriet Beecher STOWE the gifted authoress of Uncle Tom s Cabin and other works of world wide reputati |  |
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| Sat, Jul 11, 1896 | 2 | is favorable PERSONAL AND POLITICAL The funeral of Mrs Harriet Beechcr STOWE was held at her late home In Hartford Conn and the remains were taken to Andov |  |
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| Sat, Oct 10, 1896 | 2 | ovement has been started to raise funds to erect n statue of Harriet Beecher STOWE the authoress of Uncle Tom s Cabin who died in June last A brewery ot Hoboken |  |
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| Sat, Aug 21, 1897 | 2 | es and apparently a general demoralization among the campers exists Judges STOWE and GolUer handed down a decision in the injunction proceedings of the New Vork C |  |
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| Sat, Aug 28, 1897 | 2 | Beecher the Niagara river to the Canadian glolll who ahot and killed Senor STOWE have felt cnlled upon to publish shore In I lie heavy current their boat Canovas d |  |
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| Sat, Aug 11, 1900 | 2 | ce it could not escape A train on board Of which was United States Consul STOWE and fli ng the United States flag was derailed by a flying patrol of Boers at Ho |  |
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| Fri, Nov 22, 1901 | 2 | of Watrioo and was a noted beauty at ttio cosrt ef Letts Pa p e Fred V STOWE of Grimes In bad on tho Chicago rnarkt this week G4 cattle averaging 1 417 po |  |
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| Fri, May 15, 1903 | 2 | 6 000 00 Relief ot Henry F and Martha J STOWE 1 500 00 Reimbursing First regiment Illi nois n |  |
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| Fri, Nov 13, 1903 | 8 | Keet of SiihtiM rKintf In Hull ji t MBS dECEUA STOWE Orator Bntro Noni Club 176 Warren Avenue Chicago III Oct 29 1903 For n |  |
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| Fri, Jan 08, 1904 | 8 | ip Whiten the Itedn and the Itiuuku Gel Along In tbs MBS CBCDJUL STOWE Onto Bate How Otab SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK Pickled Beef and Pork in fifty p |  |
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| Fri, Oct 14, 1904 | 4 | They re guaranteed to cure 25c at A E Kuhn s Drug Store MBS COHLIA STOWE Orator Entre Mens Club 176 Warren Avenue Chicago In Oct 22 1902 |  |
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| Fri, Mar 31, 1905 | 3 | Lyman Beecher a sister of Henry Ward Beech er And Mrs Harriett Beecher STOWE celebrated her eighty third birthday re 11 fie bodies have been stirred up by |  |
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| Fri, Jan 25, 1907 | 13 | ewspaper man at Minneapolis John L Hart aged 13 years hanged blmself in STOWE Pa because a girl said she didn t like him William Whlteley founder of the firs |  |
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| Fri, Jun 05, 1908 | 8 | uring the civil war has been returned to the girl hi the picture Mrs T W STOWE of Mllford Conn after a search lasting thirty three years Former Freeholder |  |
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| Fri, Nov 06, 1908 | 2 | y bruises Springfield While seated at home with his family Ransom F STOWE a veteran of the civil war aged 65 years drew a revolver from his pocket turned |  |
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