Love and secrets in a moonlit church drama unfolds
In a fashionable city, Fred Stanley confesses to Annie Arden, a cold widow, risking ruin of heart. Ada Somerville guides a reunion with Miss Sommerville and Harry Leland as the lovers pursue a transformed future through perilous social currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leland
Fred Brandy
Fred
Mrs Arden
Miss Somerville
Two Indies
Miss Sommerville
Lind
Harry Lelind
Fred Stanley
Florence
Pitti Palace
Leckless Foven
Alain
Harry Leland Litte
Annie Arden
Mia
Arden
Annie
Stanley
Ada
Ada Somerville
Anil
Charming Ady Simerville
The Georgian Bloodhound and Moral Contradictions
A collection of excerpts contrasts social hypocrisy and virtue with public vice. It notes the gaze on others' faults, the burying of reputations at death, and the Georgia bloodhounds tracking criminals. It also comments on fashion's evils, theater morality, and public lectures from Talmage on dress and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Pug-Nosed
Mr. Brown
Tom
Jones
Mrs. Jones
N.Y. Herald
Philadelphia
Theatera
John Gilbert
A. M. Palmer
Daniel B. Bandmann
A Cold Day Prank and Other Odds and Ends
A Detroit horse endures harsh weather after licking molasses from a lamp post and becomes wildly entangled with the post before bolting through Fort Street, scattering debris. The page also bundles political chatter, social quips, and brief notices about figures like Manning, Hancock, and Gorman, plus scattered local color and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
City Hall
Fort Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howe
Tiave
John Porter
Wasumarox
Fitz John Porter
Bennteux
Cameron and
Sewell
Military Committee
Fritz John Porter
Edison
Florida
Mayne Reid
Sam Randall
Congress
Denver
Colorado
Proctor Knott
Moses
Pat
Conan
Washington
Douglass
District of Columbia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery
Insteole
House of Commons
U.S. House of Representatives
Australia
United States
New Jersey
England
Portland
Newark
Gonder
Pasteur
Birmingham
Texarkana
Gogglesop
Hoe
Dalay
Toms
Georgia
Roy
Bub
Dilong Tee United
Ates
Newport
McClellan
Seymour
Brown
Hendricks
Hancock
Greystone
Fremont
Hannibal Hamlin
Mr. Tilden
Mr. Hayes
Wheeler
Malone
Arthur
Binnie
Logan
Berlin
John
Waswixatoy
Manning
Meal Garland
Thibet
Hugonia
George Ie
Chicago
Omaha
Iay Gould
George
Baltimore
Prince of Waloa
China
Thhat
Gough
Lowell, Mans
Studebaker Wagon Works
Gould
Gorman
Senate
Gladstone
San Francisco
New York
Pacific
Grow
Pennsylvania
von Moltke
Benator Jones
Cameron
Virginia
Petersburgh
Harrison Phobus
Indianapolis
Nahes
Knights of Labor
Schumaker
Akron
Ohio
Beckwith
Rector Armstrong
North Carolina
Eiiter
Bowen
Bik
Kentucky
Freano
Cal
Jacy
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