Memorial Day Romance Under the Willow Grave
In Arkansas and Illinois of the Civil War era two Archer brothers ride toward sacrifice. John dies after a willow grave becomes a symbol of duty, while Henry and Tress Pryor, once kept apart by war, reveal enduring love as they finally confess. The yearly grave decorations bind memory, confession, and a quiet reunion.
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Arkansas
John
Henry Archer
Lake County
Ills
Tress Pryor
Tress
Henry
Fayetteville
Ark
Kentucky
Blue Grass
John Archer
Miss Bush
Treaty With Russia Risks Free Political Opinion Exposures
The New York Mail and Express objects to the treaty with Russia citing article 3 for its vague political offense definitions. It argues a wide refugee class could be denied fair trials if Russia can demand surrender of naturalized citizens through its agents.
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Russia
New York Mail and Express
Hereford Defiance of Gladstone Sparks Satirical Gibe
A Hereford church defense meeting featured Sir Richard Harington joking that only one person in the universe would be dissatisfied with proceedings and that person was the devil. Fellow speaker Mr. W Morris warned Gladstone could be accused of treading Judas Iscariot if he pushed the Welsh suspensory bill.
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Gladstone
Richard Harington
Hereford
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Richard
W. Morris
Judas Iscariot
Morris
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Mother
Colony
al Jinin
Elias
James Whitcomb Riley
American Press Association
Northwest
Fook
Xe,t
Laat
The
Hartford Safeties
Acton
Concord
Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
Littleton
Jones and Wetherbee
South Acton
Mass
Smith Finney
Haynes
Bros
Yours
Camead & CO
West Acton
Clark
Houston
Hebron
Stowel
Bradley
Chicago
Jones and Wethrebee
T. H. Farrell
Undertaker
Summer St
Maynard, Mass
W.C. Hancock
Pratt
Lexington ST
Concord, Mass
Wright Tavern
John H. Davis
Prop
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
Concord Mass
J.C. Friend
DR. F. $. Morton
Maynard Block
Peost
E. H. Davis
Concord Junction
Jeremiah Sheehan
H. S. Richardson
Ke, H. Maker
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