Down in Fairy Dell Poem by Edwin T Reed
A poem recounts the childhood wonders in fairy dell with vivid creatures and scenes. The speaker asks Dottie to tell of birds, seasons, dew covered skies, and eerie fairy grotto sights including imps and a spider's loom. The verse closes with reflections on dreamlike nocturnal scenes.
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Dottie Daniels
Fairy Dell
Dottie
Alli
Edwin T. Reed
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Mystery at Whidby Hall and the Unspoken Guilt
Alfred Whidby confronts a murder inquiry after the death of his uncle. Col. Warrenton warns him of possible suspicion and a potential court case. Annette Delmar arrives, offering support as Whidby battles memory gaps and fear of a hidden truth.
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Whidby
Annette
Tom
Col. Warrenton
Alfred
Papa
Whidby confronts Matthews after escorting undertakers to Strong's room
Whidby ascends the hall, allows an undertaker and assistants into Strong's room, then retreats to a bedroom. He grows nervous, slips into sleep, and wrestles with a vivid memory of the previous night. A knock at the door brings Matthews back to the scene, heightening tension.
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Matthews
Whidby
Strong
Altruist Denies Self to Help Others at Train Station
A tailorable tale from Lippincott's about an altruist in a distant town who repeatedly yields his place in line to others at a railway station. He finally misses both the chance to buy a ticket and the chance to act, as his conscience weighs heavy on every decision.
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Miss Delmar
Col. Warrezion
Spi
Lippircott
Water from Reed Filter Saves Drouth Trek
A US Geographical Survey veteran and an old trapper stumble on a reed filter to draw water. They thread moss to the reed, dig near the surface, and suck water through the moss filter producing clear fresh water, restoring hope during a thirstful trek in Indian territory.
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United States Geological and Surveying
Indian Territory
Tomy
Detroit Free Press
Senator Bacon Pushes Hawaii Vote Amendment in Senate
The Hawaii treaty debate dominates the day as Senator Bacon proposes that any annexation act take effect only after a majority vote of Hawaii’s qualified male voters. The move follows Morgan’s treaty discussion. Teller to speak again later.
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Georgia
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Republic of Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
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Frye
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Internal Revenue
Democratic Congressional Committee
White
California
West
Lodge
Quay
Pennsylvania
Mass
Committee On
Post Offices
Finance Committee
Immigration Debate Domination in Congress on Cuban Issue
The report traces successive daily actions in the 55th Congress with a focus on the Lodge immigration bill and literacy requirements for new arrivals. It notes Wolcott's Colorado leadership speech on international metallism and key votes, including amendments and the deferral of related measures. The text also covers Cuba insurrection issues, executive sessions, and partisan exchanges in both chambers through January.
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Teller
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House
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Johnson
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Islands
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Utah
Dingley
Moe
New England
Alison
Iowa
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
T House
Alaska
New York
Irish Emigrants’ Society
Irish Emiersant Society
Congress
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