Mark Malone's daring night ride to join Union lines
Mark Malone escapes Confederate pursuers at night after stealing a horse from Slack. He flees across streams and mountains toward Union camps, engages and kills a Confederate rider, and makes it to Altamont and McMinnville where he is received by General Thomas. He learns Laura is safe, reunites with his wife, and is offered a staff appointment, while his secret service career ends as she objects to further danger.
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Hood’s Pills Promoted For Family Use By Advertiser
Melville E. Stone, founder of the Chicago Daily News and former fortune maker, resumes newspaper work as Western Associated Press manager. Ruy Dullam’s Great German 2 cent Cough Cure and 15 cent Liver Pills sold at L. Bosworth’s. Also notes on leather book cleaning with pumice stone and chamois.
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Graceful reception by the Mortons to Stevenson
The article notes Vice President and Mrs. Morton hosted a reception for the incoming Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson on the eve of the inauguration. It contrasts this with the republic’s history, where retiring vice presidents offered no courtesy to successors.
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Stevenson
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Proclamation for Senate Special Session Before Inauguration
Just before a retiring president leaves office he issues a proclamation to the United States Senate to hold a special session March 4. The meeting allows official recognition of the new president's cabinet and confirmation of high officials foreign ministers and consuls joining the new administration.
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United States Senate
Senate
Smallest Cure Dose DeWitt’s Earley Risers Marketed
A French doctor recently celebrated his 100th birthday with remarks noting his patients mostly under 50, and many much younger. L. M. Bosworth sells DeWitt’s Little Earley Risers pills praised as the smallest cure.
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