A Lightning Tragedy and a City Romance at Jeans
The Republican Journal reports the deaths of Jemf erson and young Hughes by lightning, then chronicles a melodramatic taleof Edward Brant a clerk who wooed Emily Granburn. He wins consent, is rejected, leaves New York, returns, faces a duplicitous father, and elopes with Emily only to be exposed. In the end Brant becomes a partner in the merchant’s firm while the family endures upheaval.
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A Hundred Years Ago and a Busy Telegraph Line
A reflective survey traces the last century’s changes in politics and empire from Clive in India to the rise of democratic ideals, noting revolutions in France and America, the growth of public opinion, and the shift from monarchic to mass power, contrasted with today’s advances and a Metrolanta streetcar anecdote.
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