A Pilgrimage to Betharam in a Mountain Valley
Rose Leblanc travels with Henri to Betharam to seek healing for Andre and to ask for blessing. On the way they meet Alice and a mysterious girl, exchange gifts, and reach a hillside sanctuary with pilgrims kneeling before a crucifix. Rose learns the Baron de Vidal and Mile. de Morlaix are present, altering her understanding of the travelers.
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M. Andre
Jules
Rose
Africa
Mlle
Heart
M. Lucaze
Mademoiselle Babet
Madame Bertrand
Betharam
Hotel du Lion d'Or
Mademoiselle Rose
Blessed Virgin
Babet
Aunt Babet
Andre
Les
Henri
Pau
Cerain
Madame Barton
Madame Turieux
Picquet
Rose Leblanc
M. Dirmin
de Vidal
Boge
Neaiey Fanchette
Revri
Rosé
Fanchette
Sam
Choronze
Estelle
Tose
Our Lady of Sorrows
Mary
Perugino
Alice
Andre’é Wel
Heuri
Spes Unica
Calvary
Mademoiselle
Bordeaux
Jules Bertrand
High Street
Milo
Alloa
Lion d'Or
Baron de Vidal
Mile. de Morlaix
Bardon de Vidal
Invention by William Lee 1589 stocking loom tale
The Troy Times recounts William Lee of England inventing a stocking loom in 1589 described as a device of over 2000 parts. The piece recounts Lee's motives, Elizabeth I's reaction, and later expansion of the frame knitting industry, its shift to factories, and growth from hundreds to thousands of frames in England and America. It also notes Mrs Hancock and a humorous long aside about baseball memories and a nose injury.
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William Lee
Troy Times
England
Lee
Elizabeth
France
Paris
Stromboli Club
Scientific American
Cummings
Mann
Princeton College Nine
College Nine
New Haven
Gould
Old
Red Stockings
Professor Swift
Rochester
Cincinnati
Atlantics
New Jersey
Macpherson
Felking
Jersey
Rascal
George Wright
Dickey Pearce
Serike
Invincibles
Thad
Petablean
A Bitter Night and a Web of Love and Greed
In a New York boarding house, Cyrus Worthington returns from Paris to marry Eloise Hunter, the daughter of landlady Mrs. Hunter, despite her love for Bert Loring. Bert sacrifices his own happiness for Eloise while Worthington manipulates and plots to gain wealth. After a fatal scaffolding collapse reveals Worthington’s treachery, Eloise and Bert later marry, and Cyrus’s memory is kept silent.
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New York City
Paris
Bert
Cyrus
Cyrus Worthington
Worthington
Harvard
Sam
Cupid
Eloise Hunter
Daniel Hunter
Destiny
New York
Eloise
Cyrus. Worthington
Kleige
Dr. Worthington
Violet
Bert Loring
Sean
Mrs. Hunter
Ore Worthington
Stig
Gervase Hunter
Kaos
Polyandry in New York Italian quarter shocks readers
The Sunday Mercury reports Italians in lower Manhattan living in open cohabitation and polyandry. The piece follows women in Jersey Street and Crosby Baxter Streets, detailing multiple marriages and children, with voices from the women, a Catholic priest, and the Italian consulate. It notes illegal status, social stigma, and calls for legal action, while linking the phenomenon to economic necessity and immigrant life.
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Sunday Mercury
New York
Jersey Street
Crosby and
Baxter Streets
The
Pine Points
Baxter Street
Chatham
Hiest
Prudential
Itian
A. Bestolin
Italy
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