Twentieth of May Promises and Miss Penny’s Roses
Bessy plans a Charlotte trip for a Twentieth of May celebration promised by Miss Penny, who hosts the girl and shares in a family drama. The day includes fireworks and a touching moment when a dramatic accident reveals Miss Penny’s growing happiness with Charlie Allen, whom she later marries after the eventful day.
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Bessy
Charlotte
Elizabeth Smith
Les
Vaneeohl
Hessy
Bussy
Wessy
Miss Penny
Sol
Lexay
Sam
Beasy
N. C
Mr. Sikes
Martha
Bessie
Charlie
Cluver
New York
Miss Venus
Senator Viner
Semuar Fane
Miss Perry
Zeb Vince
Nile
Miss Pens Ny
Korp
Ss Penny
Penny
Teasy
Pye
Tost
Charlie Allen
Miss Tunny
Mary Wilson
Arethurs Home Magazine
Bunco game of protection and the American farmer
A New York World review argues protectionist rhetoric masks a scam on farmers. It claims domestic markets favor mill owners over labor, noting high wages vs value of goods and how wealth concentrates with owners while workers gain little. The piece contrasts farmers who gain from local production with those harmed by foreign competition and calls for worker ownership to share profits.
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Tt Sens
America
Americans
United States
Lsse
Mikes
N. Y. World
Mas
Melinley
Detroit Tree Press
Atlantic
Pacific
Philadelphia
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Senate
Orepib
Bea Sillor
Republigan
Indiignapolis Sentine
Mortie
Vauny
Homer
Chen
Whiladelptein Juneard
Chirlotte
Magan
Gilise
I Minnesius
Lisa Husband
Kathy Alys
Kathy Alys Scaithee © Cortaiky
May Catherine Alien
Albyrk
The Tariff Debate Fragments from Press Comments
A selection of opinion snippets argues for protectionist policy across agriculture and industry. It asserts that every American product reflects American labor and warns against foreign competition, framing tariffs as essential to national labor value and economic independence.
A.Demure Exchange Amid Odd Streetcar Tales
An aged narrator recalls mishaps and odd encounters in a city, detailing streetcar rides, a clash with a pensioner, and humorous refusals to sit while others stand. The reminiscence covers witty banter, clumsy physical moments, and the peculiarities of public behavior. The tale ends with a note on gifts and family, credited to the Mece Press.
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Mece Press
Magnified cosmic figures and vast stellar scales discussed
Longman's Magazine sketch explains the Pleiades cluster size and stellar distances, comparing sunlight, Neptune's orbit, and the immense dimensions of the solar system. It notes 4,300 stars in the cluster and container capacities, with astronomical reflections on light travel times and sphere sizes.
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Neptune
Menger
Pleiades
Longman
Fragmented tribal era musings and royal gossip mix in a scattered note
A garbled, period-tinged clipping mentions Armour of Kansas City donating to a Children's home, a Toxtting, Mass reference, and various misread names. It tethers military figures, honor lists, and social scenes with errant spellings. Stray lines reference Abe Lincoln era politics and society personalities in a collage of partial facts.
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Amboi Armour
Tle
Aix
George F. Edmunds
Verineas
Union Jeapae
Philulvlphia
Abelente i
Cleveland
Whellinghon
White Horse
Howe
Cop
Burwell
Nevien
Topeka
Seydi
Rovermor
Bismarel
Vranve
Aml
New York
Thich
Nat
Ade
Muir
Elizabeth Cust
Doune
Aberdeen
Duchess of Sotherlind
Olive Sebheiner
Sordth Grae
Fom
Nonsensical Train Talk and Domestic Snatches Across 19th Century Papers
A collage of clipped quotes shows quirky passenger chatter and domestic scenes across American papers. Snatches touch on trains, mosquitoes, beef, fashion, and literature with scattered names and places folded into the fragments.
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Song OF New Times
Tim
Stanton
Atlanta
Genuine Shumrock
Hash Cycle Club
Michigan Boulevard
Eighteenth Street
Hogarth
Juul
Chivao Herald
Goethe
Congress
Volic
Chadark
Oman
Caryn
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