Mis Dearest Love From a Times Family Paper
An overwritten melodrama from the Times Family Story Paper recounts a doomed romance. A Jesuit of jealousy follows Ted and Mary through business ties and forgery, culminating in a staged ruin where a forged check destroys trust and ends in tragedy for Mary and Ted after a long separation. The narrator recalls a past of ambition, deceit, and heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Ainging-Schoul
Abe
Ted March
Marley
Mary
Ted
Obi
Maud
Marth
Marc
Halston and War
Ando
Willa
Rolls
Clarks
Wille
Maliton
March
Pane
Rolle
Compromise on silver standard urged to end coinage dispute
The Star argues Congress will not repeal the silver dollar law and urges a practical compromise to retain a double standard. It notes Southern and Western opposition to monometallism, wage earners favor silver coins, and recommends plans to make two metals acceptable to all interests without inflaming sectional tensions.
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Congress
Treasury
Star
West
New York
Ananciers
Rowton
New York Star
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly January 1846 contents
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for January 1846 features works by noted authors such as Chrastian Reid Brander Matthews and Henry B Moore. It highlights stories and sketches set in Boston Bermuda and England with serials and contributions from Lily Higgin Noel Ruthven Vernon Les and others. Published by Mrs Frank Leslie at Park Row New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leslie
Chrastian Reid
Brander Matthews
Kenblea
Exta W. Pierce
Boston
West
Henry RB Moorr
Bermuda
Storm
W.E. McCann
Mra
Sarah K. Bolton
Lv, Crawford
Park Tined
New York City
Poupaid
Voorhees for President 1888 Prompts Public Debate
A long letter extols Senator D. W. Voorhees as a likely 1888 presidential candidate. It lauds his eloquence, judgment, and universal appeal, challenging rivals to name a stronger figure. The piece also notes other political figures and strains of Democratic politics surrounding Grover Cleveland and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
D. W. Voorhees
United States
Senate
Lafayette Bulletin
Hill
Cleveland
Blaine
Latrack Hill
Tix
Buffalo
Brooklyn
New York
Tammany Hall
Champacin
Ani
Albany Hill
The
Cincinnat Enquirer
The Slanderer and Its Foul Voices
A harsh warning against slander notes it as a widespread moral threat. The text calls slander devouring and corrosive, likening it to murder in spirit, with excerpts showing virulent lines from family quarrels and social circles. It emphasizes envy and malicious talk as foundational sins and highlights public, private, and gendered tones.
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Hell
President sends state department silver correspondence to senate
The president transmitted to the Senate the state department letters with ministers Pendleton Phelps McLane and consul general Walker regarding silver. Phelps cites England's refusal of bi metallic standard and gold only. McLane notes France rejects re minted coinage. large foreign silver in France risks 600 million francs if silver coins lose gold redeemability. Pendleton finds Germany similar. Walker says Germany favors restoring silver to full monetary sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Department of State
Pendleton
Phelps
McLane
Walker
Paris
England
France
Geremany
Germany
Consus
Republicans Name John Sherman For U S Senate
On January 7 the Republican caucus of the general assembly met to nominate a candidate for the United States Senate. All Republicans attended except Tomlinson. Senator Ely chaired, Cowell was clerk, and Washburne nominated John Sherman who received the majority of votes as the roll call proceeded.
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Commare
United States Senate
Tomlinson
Avin
Ely
Cleveland
Cowell
Washburne
Loraine
John Shirman
Cauown
Ee Sherman
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Isaac Harr
Johnson City
Tennessee
Circuit and Chancery
East Tennessee
Supreme
Robt
Burrow
Alderney
Elider
Chaney
Tenn
Washington, Sullivan, Carter
Johneon
Unicel
Amy
H. H. Carr
Avery
Law
Saar
Chae
Johnson City, Tempases
Geo
H Berry
Truslow's Block
Dentistry
J. A. Pierce
Moe Jones
Sam W. Rhea
Heaith’s Gallery
Atrest
Bristol
Medical
H. Toy
M. D
J. B. Jones
City Drug Store
Siders
DR. ©. J. Broyles
Truslow Block
Johnson City, Top
Eous
Nico
Oc. G. Mitchell
Jonnron City
Tean
Sim Hyder
Barber and Hair Dreaser
BB. Clark & Co
Matt
Barber
City
W. A. Ducringom
Propene
Depot
A. P. Hart’s
Public Square
Crouch Building
Nickels House
Wear Depot
Traxster OF
Balulee
VLE Milion
Petr Bristol
Tomas
Philadelphia
the Family Journal of America
Momes of the Land
Evory Fedpare
Rit Ve
Task Teens
Iiss Hong
Cewa
TIMES
Kaw York ‘Family Story Paper
Tom New
Emma Garrison Jones
Charlotte M. Kingsley
K. Burke Callina
Misa Geraldine Fleming
Gainey
Byaty Avery
Vader
bYery
Ted Marek
Halston
War
Deak
Mary Malston
T. W. Hanshew
Indy
MUNRO
Forlighing House
Vandewater Bt
Texas
Mulligan
Chicago
Honor Bright
Texax Riftings
Elin Wheeler-Wilcox
Lacheck
Giltas
Rolla
Caughlogly
Nimi
St. Paul
the Slanderer
Jenstrle
Ros
John Sherman
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