Neville and Hebe meet in Dieppe amid family snags
Neville Lancing and Hebe Wilmot steal a secretive reunion in Dieppe as tensions rise at Thornwood and Deepdene. Lord Wilmot and Sir Gilbert clash over Davison while Neville confronts his father about the Davison accusation and Hebe’s loyalties. Jacob Flops resurfaces leading toward a pivotal discovery.
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Mr. Davison
Lord Wilmot
Neville
Davison
Hebe
Thornwood
Neville Lancing
Lady Wilmot
Wilmot
Lord de Tracey
Sir Gilbert
Dieppe
Deepdene
di Neville
Steers
Perha
Jacob Flops
Bordeaux
Ain
Heuer
Jacob Flop
Jacob
Seville
The Great Monument Presented to the United States
A Washington ceremony honors the completion of the Washington monument with Senator Sherman and W. W. Corcoran presenting to President Arthur who delivers acceptance. Sheridan leads a Masonic procession reviewed by the President as Congress, diplomats, and guests observe. Edmunds and Long read day’s addresses, followed by John W. Daniel’s speech.
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Washington Monument
National Capital
Sherman
W. W. Corcoran
Arthur
Gen. Sheridan
Congress
House of Representatives
Diplomatic Corps
Edmunds
John D. Long
Robert C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Washington Monument Dedication Recalls Washington’s Glories
A Washington correspondent details the dedication of the Washington Monument on Pennsylvania Avenue with crowds, ceremonial speeches by Senator Sherman and President, and a tribute to George Washington. The address emphasizes Washington’s leadership, virtue, and enduring national character.
Grand Parade Under Sheridan Command in DC Procession
A grand ceremony by the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia featured a monster parade led by Lieut. Gen. Sheridan. Three divisions were marshaled by Brevet Maj. Gen. R. B. Ayers, Gen. Fitzhugh of Virginia, and Maj. Gen. W. W. Dudley. The President and Secretary Frelinghuysen rode in an open barouche, receiving cheers along the route. Later the pageant was reviewed by the President, Cabinet, and Diplomatic Corps from the east main entrance.
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Grand Lodge
District of Columbia
Sheridan
R. B. Ayers
U. S&s A
Fitzhugh
Virginia
Pbreret
W. W. Dudley
Frelinghuysen
The Character of Washington Described and Glorified
A reverent, flowing appraisal extols Washington as a model of virtue. The speaker lauds his integrity, self denial, fiscal scrupulousness, and public spirit. He is praised as fearless, loyal, and guided by divine aid in all deeds.
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Sea Ord
Greenwich
Paris
Washington
America
Torna
Monument to Father of Country Revisited in 1783–1884
A historical summary traces resolutions from 1783 to 1884 regarding erecting a mausoleum and monument for Washington. It covers debates in Congress, funding struggles, and the long, interrupted construction with a marble shaft, pyramidion, and electrical illumination. It notes costs, dimensions, and the 1876 appropriation enabling completion, plus related Senate and House actions on public works and regional bills.
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Mr. Wolcott
Byal
Miami
Liberty
Blanchard Townships
Hancock County
8Ilwell
Lake Township
Ashland County
Johnson
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Bryan
Williams County
Oren
Congress
Cincinnati Board of Public Works
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Laird
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Trumbull County
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Hamilton Couny
Kol
Ohio
Lewis
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Smith
Mutual
Old Line
Cone
Reed
McLyman
Myers
Turner
Common Pleas Courts
Stevenson
Committee On Military Affairs
Barger
Ocober
Kahie
Mr. Myers
Cathedrals and Pyramids With Altitudes Over Two Hundred Feet
List of major religious structures and monuments with heights surpassing 200 feet. Includes Notre Dame, St Pauls, Cologne Cathedral, Seville Cathedral, Milan Cathedral, St Stephen's Vienna, Zürich, and others across Europe, Egypt, and the Americas. Mentions varied spellings and uncertain items from OCR.
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Pyramid of Cheops
Egypt
Saptabtoed
Cologne
Germany
Antwerp
Belzium
Strasburg
Tower of Utrecht
Helland
St. Stephen's
Vienna
Austria
Pyramid of Cephanes
St. Siertin’s Church
Bavaria
St. Peter’ 'A
Rome
Italy
St. Paul's
London
Florence
Cremona
Freiberg
Seville
Milan
Sanget
Notre Dame
Nce Teunis - Bat Ny
York
Venice
Norwich
Board of F
Ester Cathedral
Vensiand
Church
New York
Terbury Tower
England
Henne Danse
Dublin
Ireland
Glasgow Cathedral
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
Lima Cathedral
Garden City
Cathadral
Long Jalandy
Peter and Paul
Philadelphia
Chronology of London Explosions Chronology of London Explosions
Chronology lists numerous blasts in London from 1834 to 1886. Entries include explosions at Victoria Station Paddington Charing Cross Ludgate Hill St James Square Scotland Yard London Bridge Westminster Hall Parliament Tower and Underground lines with dates such as Feb 28 1834 Dec 13 1834 and Jan 2 1886.
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Local Government Board
7Imnes
Paddington
Westminster
Victoria Sation
Charing Cross
Ludgate Hill Station
St. James’ Square
Scotland Yard
London Bridge
Gower Street
Westminster Hall
House of Commons
Tower
Gossip at a Social: Mislabeled Stranger Sparks Wit
In Austin a man misreads a guest, asking who an unfamiliar speaker to Miss Taylor is. He guesses the stranger resembles a Pole, then calls him from the North. The reply clarifies he is simply from the North, prompting further lighthearted banter.
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Gus de Smith
Austin
Miss Taylor
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