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06 Sep 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
Sep 06, 1873
Page
1
Twilight Poem Of Loss And Recalled Joys
A lyric meditation on twilight and memory as the speaker recalls a beloved figure. Images of dusk, quiet strength, and the renewal of past joys contrast with death and fading seasons. The poem blends longing, faith, and hope as shadows pass and memories sustain.
A Modern Reformer Joseph Arch and Emigration
A profile of Joseph Arch leader of the English National Agricultural Laborers' Union. It covers his rise from farm laborer and local preacher to president of the union, his support for emigrant workers, and his planned visit to the United States to assess opportunities for farm laborers. The piece notes Arch's modesty, self-education, and evolving views on politics and emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Arch
Dominion of
Canada
Old Country
Barford
Warwick
England
Crrant
Warwickshire
Arch
Wellesbourne
John Lewis
Staffordshire
Lewis
Joe Arch
Sir Charles Mordaunt
Charles
Warwickshire Aquires
Parsons
Holbecke
Charles Mordaunt
Millar
Radway
Birmingham
Kingdom
London
Auberon Herbert
Florence
Leaington
Leamington
Edward Jenking
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Southam
Jingland
Dixon
President Grant Silver Wedding Quiet Celebration at Long Branch
The twenty fifth anniversary of the President's wedding was celebrated quietly at his cottage in Long Branch with minimal invitations. A silver service from Benjamin Field was the sole present. various family members and guests attended while news recounts Grant family history and earlier career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
New York Tribune
Benjamin Field
Ulysses S. Grant
Julia Boggs Dent
St. Louis
Dr. Linn
Cadmus Wilcox
Baltimore
Bernard Pratte
Augusta
Sidney Smith
Nellie Dent
Mrs. Casey
Duke Charles Frederic Augusta William Dies in Geneva
Europe mourns the death of Duke Charles Frederic Augusta William of Brunswick at Geneva at age sixty nine from apoplexy. The former sovereign was rich and reviled, exiled after losing the throne, and spent years railing against his forfeited rank amid memories of his turbulent youth and tyrannical pursuits as revolution loomed in 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Himgelf
Paris
Europe
Friedland
Hssue
Charles-Frederic-August-William
Brunswick
Geneva
Quattre- Bras
George IV
England
French Thrift: A Bachelor in Paris on 2000 Dollars
An English journal recounts Grippescu the French bachelor living in Paris on 2000 a year. He spends 500 on food and 160 on lodgings, 200 for a servant, 100 for gas and light, 50 taxes, 50 wine, and 890 for daily living, theatre, books, and savings, with a 1000 franc yearly reserve. A breakfast scene shows a costly but modest mise en place with chocolate, sausages, cheese, and wine costing far less per year than dining out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wall
Grippescu
Ventier
Tinig
Jeanne
Thas
Prench Wouren
Lyons
Bevey
Guippescu
Grippescu’s Frugal Morning Dining and Coffee Spree
An excerpt detailing Grippescu feeding a guest lavishly at breakfast with soups, fish, roast, vegetables, cheese, and coffee, then planning another full meal at dinner, all kept under ten dollars weekly by Mile Joanne. It notes his coffee, a three-cent cigar, and a London Londres tobacco claim as a light, humorous portrait of French hospitality and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippeson
Grippesou
Griday
Joanne
Grippisco
Grippescu
Regie
London
New York
Londres
Nuits
Barry Gray
The Fetish of Society In The Arcadian Parlor
Sharp, satirical observations on the parlor of the period and the family album. The piece mocks how visitors endure a dim gallery of knickknacks and photographs, revealing social vanity, distant kin, and the misery of waiting rooms. Also notes the death of James P. Halcombe of Virginia, Confederate Congress member, praised as a skilled unifier and later a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Halcombe
Virginia
Capi Springs
Confederate Congress
Davis
Canada
Fragmented Telegraphic Miscellany from a Bygone Era
A garbled column of excerpts covers various topics including a mysterious Shah reference and a grand chamberlain, curious lines about decapitation, and an odd note on insurance charges by the New York board of harvesters. It mentions a Texas geology report, cave paintings near Devil’s River, and a rapid tribal decline. The piece also notes German families with Siberian dogs, a Melionville church fund, War Department artillery and cavalry standards, and boxing in Philadelphia. Nearby items describe a Cuban voyage for a young invalid, mule bets in Louisville, Robert E. Lee memorably, and Mrs. Lee’s daily art for a memorial fair. A new streamliner car seat test in Delaware is praised for comfort and durability.
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Sappear
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Jachmond | Whig
King OF Diamonds
French. Thrift
Lve
Chamber of Horrors
Shire
Alban
Japan
Wisconsin
Mantua
Buiter and Proptitor
Salmagunai
Amattiod
Birt
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State Geologiat
Texas
Firat
Devil's River
Ttia
Economica
Dio Lewis
Long Tuland
Melionville
Pytor
War Department
United State
Jess Chan
Mons
Philadelphis
Gxtis
Ercise
Eyss
Inty
Cuba
Louiavide Ware Bettis
Robert B. Lee
Alexandria
Gen. Lee
T Lee
Stanm
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Delaware
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