Lucy Leveson’s anxious等待 for mother’s visit at Farleigh estate
Lucy Leveson endures a restless night awaiting her mother’s return as Countess Farleigh delays the reunion noting her father’s relapse. Ellen greets the morning with Lucy’s hopeful mood, while Gripston plots with Doctor Ormond and Langdon, a chemist, amid looming danger to Col. Leveson and his circle.
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Arthur Mills
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The Usurer's Schemes In Grosvenor Square Home
In Grosvenor Square Mr Gripston's lavish bachelor residence draws high society scrutiny as a famed usurer. a veiled visitor and Countess Farleigh approach, sparking tense intrigue around Gripston, his wealth, and the mysterious figures plotting near his library.
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England
Gripston
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Arthur Mills
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Mind reading brag and quirky legal line from Paris Beacon
The piece quotes a courtroom gag about a witness claiming to be a mind reader and a humorous definition of a kiss. It notes humorous signs like EvtsLex wearing a ring on her thumb and hints the big toe will be heard from.
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End of 1884 Campaign as Cleveland Wins NY Count
The official New York statewide returns show Grover Cleveland with a slight plurality of about 1,100, securing 219 electoral votes to Blaine's. Governor Cleveland is described as calm and accessible, presiding over a crowded Albany office as the 24th Democratic president-elect.
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Daily Democrat
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Cleveland Plurality Tables for President in 1480 and 1486
A table presents state by state popular pluralities for the presidential race in 1480 and 1486. It notes that many states show exact figures while others provide estimates from partial returns, and that final results should not vary greatly from these readings.
Interview With Governor Cleveland Civil Service Reform Attitude
Edmund Hudson of the Washington Capital reports an Albany interview with Gov. Cleveland on civil service reform. The Governor dismisses pressure from minor government employees and says the public should attend to their own business while allowing the reform to proceed. The remarks portray a steadfast, unyielding stance on adherence to civil service rules.
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Blaine Reflects On Defeat And Irish Vote In New York
The Boston Journal’s Augusta correspondent quotes James G. Blaine who says he seeks a fair vote count in New York and is content with either result. He cites Irish and Irish American support, praises Patrick Ford and Gen. Kerwin, notes German backing in the Midwest, and explains how tariff protection shaped Pennsylvania and other states while condemning Dr. Burchard’s remarks.
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Blaine Accepts New York Result and Looks to 1884
Augusta reports an official New York canvass showing Cleveland lead by 1,137. Blaine accepts the outcome cheerfully, bowing to the will of voters and predicting the Republican Party will regain power in 1884. He plans to move to Washington midweek and resume work on his book Twenty Years in Congress, due June.
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Cabinet rumors swirl over Cleveland and Garland picks
Persistent chatter in Washington and Louisville centers on Cleveland's cabinet and Arkansas Senator Garland as a possible Attorney General. Rumors touch on southern influence, possible Treasury choices for Thurman or McClellan, and Regan of Texas for Postmaster general if the southern bloc secures offices.
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Cleveland policy sparks reform talk abroad
A Washington correspondent for the Chicago Inter Ocean reports Cleveland aims a clean sweep of nonpolitical appointees while honoring reform law. Included are regional notices: Curtis letter on civil-service standards, new Ohio appointments, gas discovery at Findlay, and a series of local misfortunes and incidents across Ohio cities.
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Cleveland’s Election And Southern Reactions Opinion
A Southern press overview argues Cleveland’s victory shifts national ties, with papers noting loyalty to government, unity across regions, and the South’s role in shaping the capital. It cautions against partisan spoils while stressing a shared national future despite lingering sectional memories.
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Press commentary on Bourbonic politics and post election views
The excerpt compiles editorials and reactions from major papers on post election mood. It notes Bourbonic sympathy, calls for fair treatment of Black citizens, and predictions about Democratic administration outcomes. It references Chicago Times, Philadelphia Times, Chicago Tribune, New York World, and Prohibition voices.
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