Untitled Love Triangle in 19th Century Tale
Higgins describes Hugh Main and cousin Nannie in a fluttering romance across a summer yard, with Nell and Miss Loving shaping a tangled love triangle. The scene shifts to political recollections in Tennessee, honoring antebellum figures like Nelson, Maynard, Polk, Brown, and Johnson, framing era conflicts and personalities.
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Hugh Main
Nannie
Hugh
Natinie
Ami
Nell
Maugh
Mexico
Nankie Maine
Will Grey
Miss Loving
Hugh D. Main
Mr. Hugh
Glenwoods
Tr. Gray
Gray
Dy Gray
Beene
Nellie
Nan
Leary
Litte
Will Gray
Nannies
Cox
Sven
Courrse
Sinat
Dr. Gray
Trishman
Noonie
Bristol
Tenn
Democratic Leader Harris Remembered In Tennessee Journal
A Tennessee political reminiscence recalls Harris as a vigorous Democratic leader, praised for fighting spirit and long service. The piece contrasts 19th century Democratic journalism with Whig press, noting figures like Poindexter and Eastman and the Appeal in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G*harris
Demonralig
Nunnell
East Tennessee
Nashville
Poindexter
Eastman
John Miller McKee
Memphis
Tennesse
Knotville
Imports and Esporte Report on Mineral Oil Exports
The bureau of statistics reports that in the 11 months ending May 1, 1885, the United States exported 620,888,124 gallons of mineral oil valued at $465,990.00. This value surpasses the corresponding period in 1884 by nearly 4,000,000.
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Wasnixorox
Bureau of Statistics
United States
President appoints consular and legation posts
The president announced three appointments this afternoon. Darius H. Ingraham of Maine becomes consul at Cadiz. James Fennerlee of Maryland is named secretary of legation to Austria and Hungary. Nathan B. Gatchell is appointed appraiser of merchandise in the Buffalo Creek district, New York.
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Darius H. Ingraham
Maine
Cadiz
James Fennerlee
Maryland
Austria and
Hungary
Nathan B. Gatchell
Buffalo Creek
New York
Quiet Fourth Observance in Washington DC
The Fourth at Washington was marked only by children with no organized celebration. President Cleveland stayed home from public duties and attended to business, free from interruptions by callers and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
Cleveland
A Peculiar Disease at Cedar Creek
A candidate questions Uncle Mose about a peculiar illness spreading among Black voters at Cedar Creek. The dialogue suggests speculation on malaria or epilepsy linked to a white man’s actions in a drugstore, with references to Watermillion and mistaken identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Mose
Austin
Dudley Determined Sane Examination Ordered in New York
Mrs. Dudley was ordered confined in the state insane asylum at Middletown N Y until pronounced sane. A disruptive intruder disrupted the court with a feigned attempt to kill Judge Gilderdeeve and Assistant District Attorney Nicoll leading to her arrest and commitment for sanity examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Dudley
Middletown
N. Y
Gilderdeeve
Nicoll
Laughs Over The Key Of G In A Dizzy Exchange
A playful note between lovers leads to a puzzled exchange about music terms. A young woman hints at a key while a man searches for its meaning and tries to respond in kind. A friend chimes in with advice as confusion and humor unfold.
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Countess de Castiglione
Enid
Ho Jd
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Ereter
Ced
Hat bin
Mer
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Iman
Thomas A. B. Nelsons
Knoxville
Thomas A. R. Nelson
Whig
N. G. Taylor
Carter County
Horace Maynard
Scott
Lyon
Maynard
Mark
Old Hickory
Martin van Buren
Aaron V. Brown
Hie Stite’ Anil
Buchanan
Dave Johnson
Polk
P. Nicholson
Supreme Bench
Andrew Johnson
Almond
Chig
Bhat Johnson
Congress
C. P. Temple
Chafy
Tha Devil
She Beach
Joseph A. Gillespie
Chattanooga
Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Washington
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Hay
A. E B. Blevenson
Bloomington
Stevenson
Center College
Danville
Jane
Iday
Mr Caution
Wright
Oregon
Columbia
Kandy
Modjeska
Dublin
England
Fogg
Rode Island
Coney Island
The
Atlanta Constitution
Ruania
Afghanistan
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Florence Marryet
Florence
Lowell Dillon
Aemi
Germany
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Cambridge
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London
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Alsatian
Inbie Dgmont
Art Thro
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Italy
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San Jones
R. H. Stoddard
Athens United States
New Custom House
Athens
St. Anthony's Falls
Minneapolis
Burmah
New York Herald
Mickey
Jim
Phillip
John
George
Hite
Lawson Lawrence
Eufa- Vin
Alabama
Aid
White Pond
Barbour County
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Episcopal Diocese
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