Gov Shaw Biennial Message Reports Strong State Finances
Governor Shaw delivers a biennial message to the Legislature noting improved state finances and prosperity across agriculture and business. He cites surplus funds, receipts, and expenditures, endorsing cautious liberal appropriations while warning against overreach and urging support for education, normal schools, and state institutions.
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Hidden Passions At Southwood In A Sea Sixty Years Ago
Sir Basil visits Martin May at Lane Abbey and learns of a secret longing as Hettie sings at St Bartholomew's. Martin's past shadows the seaside village while a chance rencontre hints at a dramatic change for the lovers and their tangled futures.
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Martin Kay
Deny Mtley
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Buried Treasure tale ties Malone to Montreal hoax
A long rambling 19th century yarn recounts a man in Malone who allegedly hid wealth near the St. Lawrence and traveled from Waterville to Montreal in a quest that drew Indians, outlaws, and a chained mob. Despite widespread ads and rewards, the treasure was never found and the tale ends with charity notes and a local newspaper segue.
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