Across the Bridge A Woman's Courage and Love
Miss Hren, a city heiress, falls for Vertner Fales, a farm laborer. After pride and danger unite, he saves her on a railroad bridge during a storm, revealing his worth. They marry. she remains by his side as he rises to state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheline Herne
Alderville
Atheline
Miss Herne
Merrimac
Mrs. Marshall
Herne
Mr. Marshall
Vert
Vertier Fales
Morgan
Nellie
the Willows
Vert Fales
Altho
Vertner Fales
Vertner
Juan
Marshall
Juan Fales
H—— University
Sarena
Ces
Foo
Mr. Fales
Siie
Parmene
Stewart
Philadelphia
Alletin
New York
Morrissey
Faro
Oliver
Don Cameron
California
Boston
North East
New York Times
Dallas Herald
Texas
Worcester
Georgia
Orpheus
Oil City
James Fisk
Auburn
Edison
Hartford Courant
Columbus
Albany
San Francisco
Bates
Detroit Free Press
Virginia
Rome Sentinel
Hawk-Eye
Deadwood
United States
London Times
America
World Distances Table Adds To Travel Page
A world distances table is appended, noting the direct line around the globe and many possible detours. The piece discusses traveler resources such as time money patience and endurance to explore varied routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London World
Port learn shows cyclone devastation across Pomutu islands
The sloop Elgin brought news of a massive cyclone hitting Pomutu islands. The Legend's report cites heavy loss of life and property, with $120,000 in Tunhora and extensive damage on Kaukura where only one of 117 refugees survived after a tidal surge.
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Elgin
Pomutu
Legend
Tunhora
Anna
Faaite
Manibi
Arutua
Niau
Apataki
Rairoa
Kaukura
Cyclone and tidal wave devastate Pomotu islands report
The narrative describes a severe cyclone and accompanying tidal waves impacting Anaa Hitiaa Moturaa and other Pomotu islands. It notes rescues from cocoanut trees, French and local residents affected, and outlines island geography and livelihoods, with warnings of future losses.
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Anna
Anaa
Hitiaa
Tahiti
Papotoel
Morea
Fiji
Ale
Moturaa
Kaukuro
M. Aumeran
Pomotu
Messenger
Dangers of Russia's War Camp and the Branded Hand
The piece warns that Russia faces a hotter threat from war conditions in Roumelia and the Danube plain, risking ghizell fever and a scorched campaign, citing 60,000 Russian deaths in 1829. It also notes Jonathan Walker, known as the branded hand anti slavery lecturer, died in Lake Harbor Michigan, born 1799, marked as a slave stealer branded in the right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Walker
Black Lake
Capt
Walker
Whittier
Harwich
Cape Cod
Mexico
Benjamin Landy
Pensacola
Fla
British West Indies
Florida
Michiga
Muskegonunty
Russia
Sete
Roumelia
Lower
Danube
Frank
Merry
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Cor
N. Y. Times
Lake Harbor
Mich
Mirror of the Soul and Violence in Evening Notes
An Evening News piece satirically questions violent counsels by referencing breaking a jawbone and fingers of Jefferson Davis. Dr. Holland quips that making the face the mirror of the soul would yield many dreadful counts and frighten horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Evening News
Jefferson Davis
South
Dr. Holland
A Pen Picture of a Dying Student and a Miracle Medicine
A sympathetic portrait of a young pupil fading from consumption and the family doctor’s claimed cure with Dr. e’s Golden Medical Discovery. The narrative urges hope through this medicine as the girl’s health seemingly returns and life brightens with sunlight and renewed vigor.
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Dr.e
Ers
Feeding cattle with green roots and crop rotation ideas
A Rural Home article by W. H. W. argues cattle benefit from green feed and roots such as mangels, carrots, parsnips, sugar beets, and ruta bagas. It covers yields per acre, soil impact, and best practices including soil preparation, spacing, and weed control to maximize root production and sustain stock during winter.
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W.H. W
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Defiance Co. Express
Frank C. Culley
Defiance
Ohio
Armel Hatchments
Moloch
Massachusetts
Her
Saiiaen People's Line
Cameron
Worcester Press
Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald
Brooklyn
Creston
Iowa
Helen Potter
Helen
Washim
Virgnia
Effert
S.pomayworth
N. Y. Sun
Henry Ward Beecher
Satria
Brother Beecher
Aquarius
Aly
Ericsson
Hudson
Advan
Delamater & Co
Thirteenth Street
North River
Beach Street
Bachelor’s Hall
England
Sun
Danbury News
Graefenberg Marshall
Graefenberg Co
Readest
N.Y
Withert
Ock, Fixtay & Co
New Orleans
Ovanic Co
Paris
France
Pnes
Stremmers
Washington, D. C
Switzerland
Cincinnati
A. C. Ulrich
Baymiller Street
Simmons
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Fellows
Earle
M. D
St. John
N. B
H. W. Scott
Gagetown
Edwin Clay, M. D
Pugwash
Cleveland
Evan St. Louis
Send
K’g CO
Stone
Wilson
Peters
Ry Isaates
Hunt
Abke
Providence
Detroit
Renee & Chrome
J. J. Burronn
Mesa
Ann Rissa
Erie
Ari Ee
Ww & Son
Wond Street
Pittsburgh
Poly
Mealies
New York City
Sheena
Miss Carson
Charmin
Beir Paul Cone
Madge Elliot
Mec Pollard
Norice
Ehrichs
Chicago
ST. Louis
Rubber Paint Co
Dunpsy, WN. Y
E. Bennett & CO
Penn
Rudolph
John Tripp
T. H. Goodsell
Western Ocean
Seneca Street
Clough & Warren Organs
Clough & Warren Organ CO
Parge
Cleveland, Ohio
Sabbath School Song Books
Clareke
Meads
Claver Ditson & CO
Boston, Co
H. Ditson & Co
Broadway
N. Y
Fitshugh‘s Am
Fayt Fitzaven
Sire
Leston
Ee Co
Erland
Markee Street
Mall Capitel
Amd
Larse 1Orris
Yonge & CO
Lute
WHEY
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