TWO CHRISTMASES AMELIA LOSES AND WEDS IN NYC
A long satirical tale follows Amelia Dollinger, daughter of a cold wealthy Wall Street family, as artist Arthur Graves wins her love after a forcible initial rebuff. The couple eludes her stern father, amid wealth, deception, and a Denver style mining scheme, ending with a comic twist where Dollinger becomes their coachman in a happy Christmas finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounk
Dollinger
Bowling Green
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
John K. Dollinger
Tle
Metropolis
Broadway
Fulton and
Ann Streets
Pollinger
Kull von Kull
Stitchetyhatchet
N. J
Dollingers
Walfemast
Amelia
Lawise Kill von Kull Dollinger-Shilinger
Arthur Graves
Eaat Fourteenth Street
Russia
Arthur
James
Vriary
Mrs
Loulae Kall von Kall Dollinger Dollinger
Sixth Avenue
Rey
Tyemup
England
Harvey
Colorado
Rainbow City
Dellinger
Fifth Avenue House
Ile
Mrs. Do
Arthurraves
Twenty Third Street
Yale
Madison Square
Ma ‘Tyemup
Amplia
Papa
Jove
Chigins
Dearies
I. Harvey
Cal
John
Amell
Fred Carruth
N.Y. Tribune
Shakespeare's fairies and the Merry Wives court divertissement
An analysis of fairies in Shakespeare and the Merry Wives of Windsor compares their portrayals with the midsummer sprites. It traces origins from medieval beliefs to courtly stage fantasy, noting the Welsh and Athenian fays inspiration and the evolution of fairy poetry in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnel
Avon
Lane
Shakespeare
Nut
Ned Avating
Orley Hobgoblin
Male the Fairry
Itoserpina
Triple Secate
Hevanio
Uke Corneille
Utin
Brownie
Walter Scott
Good Shepherd
Merrickente
Andrew Lang
Harper’s Magazine
Very Indifferent Neighbors and Odd Anecdotes
A fragment from a 19th-century newspaper style page describes Mrs Oably noting newcomers with a lavish hoard of furniture and art, while Gabby mocks the intrusion. The piece also recounts ostrich racing for figs in Africa, a physician case of a pin found in a heart, and a quip about a motionless scarecrow mistaken for a man, all in brief, observational snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabby
Mrs. Oably
Mia
Uhrer
Africa
Solin
Sige Wal
N. Y. Journal
Alligator and Man Fight with an Alligator in River Canon
A dramatic incident unfolds as a man battles a large alligator in a river, fighting for his life while bystanders and a boat remain unable to approach. The struggle ends with the man drowned as the alligator drags him beneath the water and the canoes drift away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherra Leone
Mr. Danbery
Massa
Lasald
Turner
Set
Catarril
Fragmented 19th century ads and notices mix with brief medical pitches
A scrambled OCR page fragment compiles railway talk, local notices, and assorted ads. It mentions travel routes including Egypt and Jerusalem via lines through Naples and Rome, a New York February sale notice, political quips, and medical cures from Dr. Pierce and Hix’s Honey. The tone resembles a bustling 1800s newspaper blend of commerce and commentary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christ
E. Rexford
Jenus
New York
Seventeenth Precinet Police Station
Ger
Louide
von Kul Dollinger
Bollinger
Hussano
Association of American Physicians
Peabody
St . Louis Republic
N. B
A. H. Dixon & Son, Cor
John and King Street
Toronto
Canada
Christian Advocate
Catarrbal Troubles
Milwaukee Journal
Oregon Immigration Board
Portland
Oregon
Lawrence American
Yona
Wheaton
Esa
Us St. Loi
Val
Burley
Yoo
Timothy
Daly
Chicago
Kansas
Chote Western
Mgdhing
Louisville
Pot Aera
Bare
Egypt
Jerusalvns
Ancres
Gilbraltar
Naples
Rome
Geo
Mayrene
France
Araf
Ana
Philadelphia
Ila
T. A. Suocts
M. C
Pearl Street
Kearney Enterprise
Ae Ge
Pieres
N. O. Picayune
Bau
Day Gould
Shallenberger
V's
Detroit Free Press
Carter
Scranton
Bhows
Albany Express
Hix
Pike
Binghamton
Picayune
Mod
Charles Tlannat
Christie, Clarke Co
Wis
Hood
St. Druggists
C.J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell, Maga
F. Ozanne & Co
Gena
Baxlacoum
A. Secu Biro
Ry.mba
Saray Gis
Bull
China
Cs. Mhmphis
ASSOR
Ely
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Ortenscio
Tutt
Omice
Murray St
Wales
Goodyear
Otto
Floyd & Mooney
Wibeawake, Habylang
the Pansy
Little Men and
Woester Co
B. Loth
Bartos
Searis Stamley
Nes
Lakeside
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