Sairy Ann and Gabe Clash Over Love and Inheritance
In a rural village scene Aunt Mimi stirs trouble by hinting Sairy Ann’s marriage prospects. Gabriel struggles with unspoken love for Sairy Ann while facing family pressure and the fear of losing the coveted farm to Luke Snell. A quiet confession changes everything as Sairy Ann reveals her love for Gabriel and their future becomes possible.
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Abe
Ann
Suthy
Gabriel
Luke Snell
Dry Ann
Tulse
Gabe
Sairy Ann
Luke
Oll
Saliy
Lake Snell
Faney
West
Saura
Miie
Lake Hai
Sativa
Tenrima
Guriel
Stiva
Laura
Gabriel Trivil
Whitt
Winn
Stirs
Sathry
Gabriel Star
Despond
Avit Alima
Luttrell Letter Contains Mocked Miser Objection
A preserved Luttrell letter from Drapmory to Rugers includes a Greek epigram about a stingy figure. The humor centers on lodgings and boarding, with retorts about paying for meals and housing. The fragmentary text offers a peek at late era wit and miserliness.
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Luttrell
Drapmory
Rugers
Imowko
Maglo
Uetious
Wamila
Pemple
LOWA News Letter A Unensiable Ralrianontal Career
A Des Moines correspondent reports on a party from New Orleans joining Mardi Gras festivities in the city. Governors, generals, and civic leaders welcomed delegates, while a separate divorce suit outlines Hamilton’s troubled past and the rise of agricultural interest, with statistics on Iowa farming, hogs, horses, and a patent water wheel scheme.
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New Orleans
Manchester
Capt
Morr
Lingis Contrai
United States
Vicksbury
Welwone
Capt. Slerry
Do Oh Stone
Vowbridge
Estor
Lord
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Mas
Wirginia C. Mearesdith
Diudianoy Gow
Poster
Lannedstona
Ueve Jackson
Lowe
Jackson
Tronrd
Grant
Pemberton
Orlin
J.B. Merry
Resistiant Penaral Puper
Prank
Duckson
Des Moines
Fon
Sidney Moster
Hort Dienes H. Rhythe
Jows
Republican Suite
Milson City
WM. Beardshar
Ruratig Canrel
Caroline Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
Jhiniltony
Cascade
Hamilton
Frank Anson
Dons O
Williamtho Mamilton
Lumber Aid
New York World
Mre
Bmtie Levere
Camully Urso
Levere
Mime
de Chimps
Piot
Br Kb
Boston
Vanover
J C
Dusiness
Urso
San Francisco
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Chania Orso
M. Leucgre
Throneh Nist Lorney Hamilton
Star Weinebeo
Civeling Mingney
Promi
Church Hos
Pou
Ustanten
Minaner
Wangeerstad
Bostonians
Nouth Africa
Department of Agriculture
Agia
Udd
Sartasiuieme
Smeenk Vo Meredith
Reyden
Berg
Pin
Baylen
A. D. Frame
Ithiyl
Seytor
Brame
Sinenrde
Meredith
Ibis
Wnaneyy
Uml Seth
Cpa
Stave Meredith
Dogaa
Gaal
Pratue
Carthy
Ila
Uda Aise Sidial
Sioux County
Dark Days of 1504 in the Washington War Memory
Fragmentary reminiscence of July and August in Washington during the early Civil War era. Describes national despair, political turmoil from the Wade-Davis plan to Reconstruction, Grant’s Virginia campaigns, and heavy losses such as the Wilderness and Petersburg. Mentions military and fiscal fears, treasury secretary changes, and public anxiety about the war’s future.
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Aupudt
Washington
Federal Union
Grant
Virginia
Wade-Davis
Union Republican Party
Wade-Davis Manifesta
Repubs Lican
Barry
Marlynnd
Dash Apo
Army of the Potomac
Petersburg
Treasury
Niagara Palls
Pexue
Fragmented reminiscence on Grant and contemporaries
A garbled reminiscence recalls Ulysses S. Grant as truthful and courteous while recounting anecdotes about his reactions to untruths. The text drifts through brief mentions of public figures and social appointments, including a reference to a French count and various titled individuals, all obscured by OCR errors.
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Grant
Tclun
Cen
Torace Porter
McClure’s
The London Contract in the Great Emergency
A Louisville Courer-Journal view of Secretary Carlisle defending the sale of the new bond issue amid attacks by Republicans and Populists. The piece argues the syndicate led by the Rothschilds and Morgans could guarantee gold, stabilize markets, and prevent a gold drain, praising Carlisle and the administration for meeting a national crisis with courage and patriotism.
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Carlisle
Synidtto
Lms
Took &Hu
Morgans
Rothschilds Agalatel
Associated Banks of
New York Card
New York Clearing House
Havl
Ingland
France
Aimerica
Carliste
Rathschilds
Lothachilds
London
Vienna
Paris
Brussels
Wronkfort
United States
Russell Sage
Europe
Curlisle
Cleveland
Louisville Courier-Journal
Double Denting Methods of Republicane In the Iome
A New York Times letter argues Congress cannot be dissolved, cites constitutional limits, and criticizes Republican lawmakers. It questions Cromwellian tactics, praises prudence, and warns of attacks on the gold purchase contract as fiscal policy debates unfold.
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Cromwell
House of Representatives
House of Representy ii
House
Reed
Couli
Congress
N. Y
McKinley Criticized For Revenue Deficit Claim
Kinney City Times denounces Gov. McKinley of Ohio for alleging the treasury deficit is due to revenue lax. The piece cites postwar surpluses, the McKinley tariff law, and subsequent deficits blamed on bungling, urging quiet reflection on the claim and responsibility.
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McKinley
Ohio
Cleveland
Treasury
Kinvsay City Times
Opinions and Pointers on Reed and Finance Debates
A compilation of editorial snippets from various papers criticizing Reed's financial stance in Congress, questioning his honesty, and noting broader concerns about American stock raisers, bond deals, and treasury needs. It cites Wheeling Intelligencer, St Louis Republic, Chicago Record, Brooklyn Eagle, N Y Post, Philadelphia Telegraph, and Chicoojo Times excerpts.
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Reed
Congress
Wheeling Intelligencer
Rep
Mronco
Sugar Trust
Chicojro Times
Tom Reed
Maine
Chicago Record
Thomas Steed
William McKinley
Brooklyn Eagle
Mr. Montelle
Philadelphia Telegraph
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Dsiween
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Cipely
Gay
MaCorisle
West Villain
Col Magnolowys
Ims
Lie Curtelliaie
Annn Gaulid
George
Helen
Fylluw
Congress and Finance
M'Kinley
Mr. Springer
Louis Post-Digpatel
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