Betrayed by Rumors and Hidden Passions in Roxbury
In a tangled drama, Eugene Cleveland romances his wife Cora Elliston whileENgaged in dangerous intrigues with Flora Leland and Warren Leland. Amid political climbs and personal betrayals, Alpha figures confront secret liaisons, jealousies, and threats of exposure, shaping a perilous path toward vengeance and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland
Lamuall
Meta
Mildred Lester
Mildred
Roxbury
Welch
Amy Brownell
New York
Oscar Slyme
Warren Leland
Hivsgolf
Cora Elliston
Flora Leland
Flora
Cleveland
Cora
Beffore
Sherwood Elliston
Floraonder
Nother Dentil
Eugene
Ora
River of Lost Souls tale of Saint Fe to Santa Fe trek
A vintage lore piece recounts De Soto’s failed overland reach between Santa Fe and St. Augustine, the long expedition across the Barrens, and the mysterious disappearance near the Rio de Animas later called the River of Lost Souls, its name shaped by Spanish and French fur traders and old frontier memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
St. Augustine
Burt Tils
Ratun Pom
Trinidad
Willey
Sante Fe
Viinattel
Sword
Noel
Bone Fe
Santa Fe
House of Lords
Kateus City Star
Only One Chinaman in the Late War
F D Cabota visited Libby Prison War Museum a few days ago and inspected relics of the war. He is a native born Chinese American who lived in the country for nearly forty years and left China at age six. He enlisted at fifteen in the Twenty third Massachusetts Volunteers under Colonel Ellwood, the only Mongolian among millions in that conflict. Cahote served at Cold Harbor and helped build Butler’s signal station before Petersburg. At war’s end he was mustered out with the regiment under Colonel Raymond of Marblehead and since then pursued business, an ordinary citizen in dress and bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F._D. Cabota
Libby
Mr. Cahota
Masschugatta
Andrew Ellwood
Cuhota
Cold Harbor
Vaseline as a Shoe Cleaner and Conditioner
A New York Journal note suggests using vaseline to clean muddy shoes and rubber overshoes. A small dab on a stick can coat the surface, making polishing unnecessary for some kid shoes, while a coat before polish helps leather last longer and resist cracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Oldest Rose Bush in Hanover At Hildesluim Celebrated
The world’s oldest rose bush stands in Hanover at Hildesluim. It was planted by Charlemagne over a thousand years ago to commemorate an embassy from Haroun al Raschid, caliph of the Thousand and One Nights, during the reign of Louis XVIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Seator
Sopinatian
Clara Denton
New York
Clara
Roxbury
Edith Denton
Mildred
Ovary
Ftea
Warren Leland
Congress
Oliva Denton
Clera
Edith
Marcoy
Hildesluim
Hanover
Charlemagne
Haroun al Raschid
Louis Lo
Wonderful discovery of solar spectrum sound experiments
A report describes the imagined use of sunlight through a glass vessel with dark contents to create alternating light and shadow. A later claim suggests passing light through a prism to produce a spectrum that yields sounds from different colors, with red and green producing distinct noises and other colors silent. The piece notes this as a curious and wondrous early idea from Golden Days.
Rebuked by a Baby King At Concha Bathing Scene
A Paris writer reports on Alfonso XIIIs health and vivacity, noting his playful, headstrong behavior. The young king enjoys Concha seaside baths and is greeted with cheers of Long Live the king. A church incident has him laughing during sermons, prompting a child’s reminder to be quiet.
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Tere i
Dres
Paris
Phalladelphiaa Telegraph
Spain
Alfonso
Bath House
Concha
Ehure
Nimble Swina Cow Herds in Swiss Highlands
A New York Post report extols Swiss Nimble Swina cows and goats as unmatched in Europe. Bells, buckles, and distinct collars identify each animal. The herdsman guides them along mountain routes with confidence, noting remarkable surefootedness and occasional fence-jumping shortcuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Europe
Pathless
Uplands
Mark Twain
Yormatt
New York Post
Bible found in Civil War era rediscovered in Virginia
In 1864 a Bible with a Hatcher family genealogy was found in a disabled ambulance near Petersburg. D. C. Reinohl, now a patent attorney, traced owners after years of effort. Thomas C. Hatcher of Chesterfield County provided a precise history and the Bible was shipped home by express after twenty six years.
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Petersburg
D.C
Reinohl
City Point
Hatcher
Beer
Virginia
Jeter
Thomas C. Hatcher
Chester
Chesterfield County
Butler
Bermuda Hundred
Richmond
Express
Rebohl
Teinohl
Matcher
Wastrington
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MNS
Alior P. Carriston
Rome
Thie
Etary
Madden
Bitney Laland
Lanl
Tina
Clare Deaton
Avarren Taland
Arron Lelans
Eugene Clydeland
Cars Elliston
Het
Albin
Hirst
Wiston
Washington
Flom
Cora Po Parsistent
Plances Montes
Bite
Eure
Han
Moe
Tam
Getty Artiflows
Owen
Maison
Eho
Central Park
Lyme
Slyme
Bouton
Eugene Cleveland
Sway
Hadith
Abe
Piel
Metas
Atlantis National Bank
Seopa
Lintend
Mira Fielding
Sherwood Ellington
Tam Enone
Ide
Hesa
Core Eitvien
Elynne Cleveland
Turnerhead Wien 1
Bazrdon
Alway
Iteelf
Elliston Garden
Elliston
Benator
Ilre Tome
Hudson
Johnson
Sam
Engena
Momanta
Comte Ofening
Sewnt
Eukono
Nana
Toowall
Eugens
Eugen
Lost
Soula
Chadtoanges
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