Senatorial Nominations and a Jealous Conspiracy
Amy Metcalf learns of a political deal that could nominate her fiancé Harry Drusill for state senate, while she wrestles with jealousy and integrity. She mails a stolen letter revealing a county trade plan to candidate Robert Reade, triggers personal and political turmoil, and seeks the governor's aid to save Drusill’s career without marrying him.
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Daily Story Pub. Co
Amy Metcalf
Allen County
King
Morton
Polk
White
Senate
House
King County
Reade
Harry
Harry Drusill
House of Representatives
Robert Reade
Drusill
Amy
General Assembly
Mr. Read
State Senate
Grover Cleveland in the Sunset of His Busy Life
The article portrays Grover Cleveland's later years, detailing his church attendance, public image as a reluctant campaigner, and meticulous work ethic. It recounts his careful handling of court martial records, his cautious approach to federal appointments, and a noted rift with Daniel M. Lockwood. It also highlights Mrs. Cleveland's public role and the social demands of White House receptions.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
R. Cleveland
Treasury
Noted Buffalo Lawyer Leveland Social Life Described
As friend and lawyer Leveland was social with male acquaintances but few local friends in Buffalo. He enjoyed cards in youth and spent time with the boys. A lawyer who rarely practiced in court yet grasped legal problems quickly, serving mainly as counsel in his office.
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Leveland
Buffalo
Lamont’s Buffalo Mission to Win Miss Folsom
Circulation says Daniel Lamont acted as John Alden for Grover Cleveland in the marriage quest. Lamont was sent by the president to Buffalo to ask Miss Folsom to wed his chief. Miss Folsom accepted, knowing her future husband well as his ward.
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Lamont
John Alden
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
Miss Folsom
John
Misa Folsom
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