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Newspaper
Cincinnati Weekly Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1869
Page
4
Knew He Was Right A Dinner Shock At Stanbury Manor
Miss Stanbury frets as Brooke Burgess arrives early and charms Exeter circle while Dorothy endures Mr. Gibson’s polite pressure about church and money. The dinner party ends with Dorothy assessing suitors, Gibson’s target, and Stanbury’s plea to marry for security. Dorothy resolves to resist Mr. Gibson, while Stanbury contemplates the payoff of a settled match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gibson
Dorothy
Miss Stanbury
Gibson
Miss Stan
London
Martha
Mr. Burgess
Miss
Missary Beebury
Nouncombe Putney
Brooke Bu
Hugh
Brooke
Miss Stanbuy
Vely
Spey
Leon
Rt Aoree Soneieet
Burgess
Seb
Ian
Ren Regaeras
Brooke Burgess
Mrs. MacHugh
Exeter
Halidon Hill
MacHugh
Mrs. Powel
Arabella French
Brooken
Ted
Haldon
Sir Peter
Aye
Miss.Stanbury
Dolly
Aunt Stanbury
Flo
Thought on Becoming Mrs Gibson Keeps Woman Awake
A woman lies awake all night pondering the idea of marrying Mr Gibson. She finds the notion increasingly unable to bring comfort or happiness, indicating inner conflict and doubt about the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gibson
The Full Moon at St Diddulphs Entangles Trevelyan Family
Mrs Trevelyan arrives at St Diddulphs with her aunt and uncle while Trevelyan faces alienation from his wife. Emily and Nora confront marriage pressures as Stanbury urges reconciliation. Trevelyan clings to pride, plans travel, and sends money, but a hopeful resolve fades as the rift deepens and the scene shifts to Paris with no easy resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulphs
Nancombe Putney
St. Diddulphs
Trevelyan
Mr. Outhouse
Nuhcombe Putney
Mig
Marmaduk
Hessey
Nora
Hugh Stanbury
St. Diddulph
Louey
Hugh
Emily
Stanbury
Nancombe
Oly
Loury
Ming
Evgén
Lady Milborough
Colonel Osborne
Mr. Quilouss
Nora Rowley
Lincoln’s Inn
Vélyan
Church of St. Diddulphs
Remains of Mrs Surratt Buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington Chronicle reports the execution remains of Mrs. Surratt and co‑defendants were disinterred and reburied near the penitentiary site before burial in Mount Olivet. Funeral planned with privacy, Father Walter of St Patrick’s to receive remains. Annie Surratt and Isaac present.
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Washington Chronicle
Surratt
Father Walter
St. Patrick’s Church
Booth
Stanton
L. C. Baker
Col. Benton
Arsenal
Wirz
Andersonville
Atzerodt
Annie
Maryland Avenue
Capitol
New Jersey Avenue
H. Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Walter
Annie Surratt
Isaac
Towne
Child Somnambulist and a Milwaukee mystery crime
Deputy Sheriff Peter son from New Stockholm seeks Casper Schmidt over a three month old robbery case. A 13 year old girl, terrorized, saw a thief and later dreamed of his escape route to a barn timber, where she retrieved a missing pocket book. The tale weaves accidental sleepwalking, fear, and a dramatic rescue of the book from a high platform by the girl, confirming the suspect’s guilt. In Madrid Spain, monarchists win a majority, with seven monarchist deputies leading the poll. The American mockingbird’s song is praised for its range and mimicry, while notes on the Mississippi Mbi Conference mention Gen Beauregard’s half fare tickets for colored preachers.
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Milwaukee Wisconsin
Petérson
New Stockholm
Iowa
Casper Schmidt
Peterson
Knuteson
Casper
Bit
Milwaukee
Allright
Everence
Madrid
Cor
London Herald
Spain
Morepublicans
Serrano
Becerra
Zorrilia
Hte Segasta
Plerrad
Cortes Constituentes
Cesta
Figueras
Theotal
Aguire
Martos
Pennant
Barrington
Wilson
Cesar
Bishop Simpson
Mississippi
Beauregard
Personal Matters Involving Notable 19th Century Figures
A collage of brief items notes reelection of Sitka mayor William Dodge, and fortunes of various public figures. It covers remarks on Havana bullfighter Cuchares, writer George Sand, Carl Formes, Kossuth, royalty in Russia, Susan B Anthony, and other prominent personalities with anecdotes on their lives, wealth, and opinions.
Mules and rumors from distant regions sweep the news
Gleanings from fields show mules sold in Columbus at 125 dollars average, with large mule movements from Kentucky Blue region. Notes on Norfolk population counts, railroad progress, smallpox localities, and varied odds and ends from Missouri, Kentucky, Alabama, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Norfolk
Virginia & Kentucky Railroad Company
Blue
Kentucky
Religious Notes On Ministers And Churches In 19th Century America
A wide array of brief religious items notes Rev. A L Blackford’s return to Greensburg Ind Rev Ammi moves in Vt Rev J H Nixon retires due to ill health Lord Hetherton named Lord Chancellor of England Dr Ballou claims oldest Universalist editor Francis T Peeters dies in Detroit Theodore Strong dies Rutgers ties and a camp meeting quip about a “sweet sinner” St Bells New York leases hall for free pews and preaching Puritan sermon about Psalm 119 verse 7 Rev Dr Hill of Worcester ends forty two year ministry Springfield plans large new worship houses Congregationalist Methodist Universalist Unitarian growth in Minnesota Missouri Protests open Spanish Protestant church in Mahon Minorca two priests ordained Brownsville Texas Catholic Church consecrator Bishop Martinez Galveston diocese Rev Mrs Hanaford praised for Universalist outreach in Poland Maine Portland Press lauds her preaching efforts
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Theodore Strong
Rutgers College
New Brunswik
N.J
Hudson River
Sing Sing
Suffolk
L. L
Hill
Second Unitarian
Worcester
Mass
Springfield
Sorfer
February’s fickle signs and hopeful weather lore
The Providence Journal notes February remains a watery month with wet conditions since Candlemas. It cites old proverbs predicting clear skies and a temperate year ahead, mentioning lush trout season signals, a crimson dusk, and a predicted milder season despite winter’s shadows.
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Edmund Spenser
Safily
Providence Journal
Balky Horse Training Method From Historic Guidance
A historic note explains that balky horses pull reliably when triggers are removed. Calm the horse after excitement for a short pause, avoid punishment, and gradually resume work with gentle guidance. For spoiled horses, start with an empty wagon, then add weight while caressing the animal, progressing to a loaded pull.
Injuries to the Horse that May be Easily Avoided
Advice warns that many injuries stem from cruel treatment and fatigue. It stresses gentle handling, avoiding head strikes, and careful shoeing, noting speed kills and improper whip use blinds horses. The text emphasizes calming frightened horses and proper restraint.
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Lendon
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Andover
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