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22 Mar 1873
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Aiken Tribune in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1873
Page
1
Was It a Dream That Visions Sweetly Visited Me
A lyrical meditation on a vanished vision of love. The speaker pleads with Morpheus to linger as memories of a bright, idealized beloved return in a dreamlike reverie. Recurrent questions haunt whether the beloved and the vision were merely a dream now fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogre
Gambling in Washington a Capitol Era Chronicle
A historical sketch depicts Washington gambling hotspots near Gadby’s and Sixth Street, noting high stakes and club houses with congressmen and dignitaries as patrons. It highlights Pendleton as a famed gambler of the era, with elite guests including Mangum and Lynn Boyd, and describes penalties and social tolerance for gambling among lawmakers and foreign ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gadby
Sixth Arrest
Congress
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tenneseee
Gulf States
Prentice
Edward Pendleton
Virginia
Pendleton
Mr. Mangum
Senate
John J., Crittenden
John M. Botts
John B.thompson
Lynn Boyd
House
Blackleg
Legendary Washington Whist and Politics Ties
A nostalgic portrait recalls inveterate whist players in the Senate and White House. Governors Stokes and Bailey once played through a long session until Bailey adjourned. President Tyler enjoyed small stakes and a full day at the table. Scott, Clay, Bodisco, and Fox also played weekly, with a Russian minister declaring the season closed as the appropriation ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Stokes
North Carolina
Mountjoy Bailey
Bailey
Mr. Webster
Tyler
White
Washington
General Scott
Ivy
Clay
Mr. Fox
Mr. Bodisco
Scott
Fox
Bodisco
Bodiouo
Saat
Reformed Card Playing in YMCA Reading Room
The Springfield Republican recounts a surprising scene in the YMCA reading room where young men, aged sixteen to thirty five, played cards with figures like John the Baptist and Miles Standish appearing as the faces. The piece laments modern tastes and nostalgia for older amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Springfield Republican
Young Men's Christian Association
John the Baptist
John G. Whittier
Miles Standish
Guizot on Father Hyacinthe and Napoleon III Character
Excerpts from a New York Herald interview with Guizot discuss Father Hyacinthe and the French view of Catholicism versus atheism, marriage of clergy, and his caution to Hyacinthe about breaking with Rome. Guizot also analyzes Napoleon III as indecisive yet kind, contrasts with Bismarck, and recounts a chivalric river anecdote involving Louis Napoleon and a flower on the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Trench
Guizot
M. Guizot
Father Hyacinthe
France
Tere
Church of
Rome
Hyacinthe
Oratory
Napoleon
Boulogne
Strasbourg
Hense
Napoleon III
Monsieur
Prince Bismarck
Cavour
Louis Napoleon
Rhine
Josephine
Mariie
Indies
Necker
Alwys
Louis
What's to Hinder by Anna Dickinson on women's work
Miss Anna Dickinson argues that four-fifths of women’s misery stems from reliance on work as a prop and avoidance of proper training. She cites wages and status gaps across occupations, noting cooks, seamstresses, teachers, and telegraph operators reveal entrenched gender barriers and selective advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dickinson
Miss. Dickinson
Jand
Tal
Dramatic Celestials in Melbourne Theatre Scene
The Sidney Illustrated News describes Chinese theatre in Melbourne with a tented stage, three musicians on stage, and a lively, if guttural, performance. It praises Celestials’ talent, costumes, and staging while noting dangers from stray gunfire during scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Illustrated News
Australia
Melbourne
Bourke Street
Arab Wedding Ball Described In Algerian Tent
A traveler notes a wedding ball in Algéria with a veiled bride among women, four to five hundred onlookers, and two guards wielding swords to keep space for dancing. A central dancer, harsh featured yet expressive eyes, unfolds in long robes as others follow a similar, graceless style amid charms, henna stained hands, and a swinging mirror amulet. The scene includes a band of two instrumentalists and a drummer, and the dance spurs occasional blows from a feared weapon as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lule
Kelu
Algéria
Odda
Enda
Smd
Fashion folly and the virtue of honest design
The text argues that true beauty in dress comes from meaningful, functional decoration while artificial embellishments degrade style. It condemns superfluous ornaments, bows that serve no purpose, fake architectural details, and fake practicality in garments. It highlights Ruskin and Eastlake influence and praises plain, useful apparel over fashionable pretense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Charles Eastlake
Papaanta
Peculiar World Notes From A Distant Era
A collage of eclectic items cites Masonia influence in Parsis and high society figures. It mentions ebony and other woods by weight, a colossal oak tree in Schlesthelm, late 18th century governance jokes, and rail and canal magnates like Tom Scott. It also covers post office rules, a stolen Washington letter recovered and slated for history society, church funding for advowsons, and debt imprisonment anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
New York
Hall
Common Council
Historical Society
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Aitken
Lovtry
Love
Morpheus
Gray
Charles James Fox
William the Fourth
Queen Victoria
Hoyle
Murey
Mrs. Clay
Mr. Clay
Bismarck
Jim Te
Chinese Theatricals
St. Paul’s Magazine
Wes
Fost
Henry Sparnick
Pen, Leven and Frissers
Masonia Order
Parsian Court
Schlesthelm
Gwitechland
Philadelphia
Corporation Limita, Wine of the
Robert Lytton
Vienna
Owen Meredith
Tom Scott
Paris
Germes
Post Office Department
Jettera
High Church
England
Low Church
Polk County
Towa
Clark
Hartford
Coun
Courant
Bank of England
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