Featherstone Place and Tyrone Trevallian in Maine tale
In 1801 at Featherstone Place Maine a divinity doctor, aging and gout-ridden, relies on his daughter Tyrone to run the quarry payroll. Tyrone discovers a payroll fraud by Kate Canning and ejects him, while danger and hints of plot swirl around the manor with gossiping Madge and a looming threat from an exiled lover.
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Featherstone Place
Featherstone
Maine
Dr. Trevallisn
Kate Canning
Dr. Trevallian
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Rollo
Papa
Rome
George Gilroy
George
Miss Trevallian
Ambrose Dorsey
Richard Broadbelt
Abner Stillwater
Cranfield
John Brandt
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Mr. Canning
Arone
Trevallian
Pers
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Lear Gil
Geo Gilroy
Admi Trevaliian
Gilroy
Rone
Odo
Yrone
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Alan
Agi
Gones
Ei Canning
George Troy
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Grone
Old Peck Tonn
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Tee Ee
Jack
Gipsy Madge
Ree
Madge
Esides
Nox
Madge Grige
Ted Tyrone
Sherman Dead The Story of a Military Career
New York reports Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman died at his residence in Manhattan. Surrounded by family including Sen. Sherman and Tecumseh Sherman, he succumbed to a lingering illness after erysipelas and fever. His career spanned West Point and Civil War triumphs, notably the march to the sea, with Grant and Lincoln sending condolences and praise for his leadership.
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New York
William Tecumseh Sherman
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T. W. Fitch
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Rachel Sherman
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Connecticut
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Kan
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John
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Harney
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Frank Blair
John M. Schofield
Fort Sumter
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Blair
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Charles Ewing
Ohn 4
Kr. Chase
Mr. Seward
Saree Mothe Youle
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Savannah
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Vicksurg
Keeping Track of Wires in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Press note describes how electric light firms map city wires using a board, cardboard chart, pins, and strings. Central station wires extend along streets with multiple lines on a street represented by string counts on the chart.
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Philadelphia
Electric
City
Central Electric Station
Hat trim talk steals the show at quiet play
In a cozy scene Morris Towne admits he saw little of the performance, only noting women's hats. Mrs Towne expresses keen interest asking how the hats were trimmed, turning a minor moment into the evening’s amusement.
Admiral Porter Dies in Washington After Long Illness
Washington headline reports the death of Admiral David Dixon Porter, last of the great naval commanders, who passed away in his long-time home. Despite deteriorating health over years, his death marks the end of an era as the army and navy ranks are left without their top titles.
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Washington
Gen. Sherman
David Dixon Porter
Admiral Porter
Porter
Navy
Army
Admiral Porter Hero of Many Battles
A profile of Admiral D. D. Porter of Pennsylvania, born June 8, 1814, detailing his early naval service with his father, his rise through the ranks, and his pivotal actions in the Civil War including Fort Pickens, the Vicksburg campaign, and the Mississippi Squadron.
Admiral Porter Life and Civil War Record Recited
A condensed biographical sketch recounts Rear Admiral David Dixon Porter’s Civil War actions at Fort Fisher and Pensacola, his postwar duties including Annapolis tenure, and his later writings and affiliations. It notes his roles in Newport, Hampton Roads, and Richmond, plus his 1865 promotion to vice admiral and 1860s naval reform efforts.
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Fort Fisher
Porter
Congress
Wilmington
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Hampton Roads
C Point
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Sow
Alovise
Kmope
President Lincoln
Richmond
Pensacola
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Santo Domingo
Samano Bay
Navy Department
Washington
Comiter
Albany
Enormous Winnings of English Turf Owners Highlight Duke of Portland
The Duke of Portland leads English racing profits with over 600000 in three years and about 120000 in the past year from Memoir, Saint Serf, Semolina, and other horses. Other top earners include Col North, Lord Calthorpe, Rothschilds, and Prince Soltykoff, with totals ranging from 40000 to 0.6 million.
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John T. Arnold
St. Louis Republic
England
Duke of Portland
Amoun
St. Serf
Semolina
Apa
Howie
Orvie
Joss
Iarier
Milner
A. W. Merry
Surefoot
Ascot
Doncaster
Leicester
Col. North
Lord Calthorpe
Mr. She
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Nae
Newmarket Oaks
North
Abington
Rosebe
Contensus
Leopold Rothschild
Acsumptious
Alphonse
Carers de Rothschild
Prince of Wales
Prince Soltykoff
Ody Hong
Hother
Soltykof
Ness Goink
James Miller
Sainto
Loington
Sonalta
Beaufort
Oves
Alec Taylor
Duke Cy
Ester
Lord Zalland
Qinaln
Chie
Fy Fortunale Ion Rosebe
Father of 34 Children in Toby Township Revealed
Crarison Penn February 13 report describes J. C. Kissinger who married at age 10 in 1819 and fathered 34 children across two marriages. He accumulated farming and banking wealth while his wife bore many offspring, with tales of large families and numerous descendants.
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Penn
J. C. Kissinger
Toby Township
Iutler County
Kissinger
Faral
Hale and Fuarer
Oil-Hardened Armor Plates Trialed by Two Sheffield Firms
Experiments by Brown and Mellor of Sheffield tested 9 inch steel plates cut into four by four feet sections. One plate remained untreated while the other was oil hardened and annealed. Fired by a six inch gun with 100 pound projectiles, the untreated plate showed greater indentation and cracking, while the treated plate fractured differently, suggesting oil-hardening may be unnecessary for armor performance.
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New York Times
Messrs. Brown
Messrs. Cammell
Sheffield
Anne
English Heiress Rejects Suit Amid Hall Memories
In Munsey's Weekly an English heiress declines Mr Parker's marriage proposal. She vows to remain near the cherished halls, surrounded by memories of bygone ages and the sanctity those places hold for her.
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Munsey's Weekly
Rustling Skirta A cryptic street encounter at a hotel
An elderly pair spoke near a leading hotel when a stylish woman approached with small items from a shop. A soft rustling sound, like silk, cut the moment as she moved away across the water, leaving the men puzzled by the mysterious exchange.
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Philadelphia
Mayer
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