A Christmas Long Delayed
Mary a impoverished shopgirl and Tom Unley face a brutal threat from Mary's guardian uncle. After a violent struggle over vitriol, the uncle falls to his death, Tom is jailed for twenty years, and Mary endures years of hardship before reuniting with Tom on Christmas Eve as bells ring across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joer
Ier
Miiry
Mary
hiad
simoge manu
outan
pir
Dora
Tom Unley
Tow
Marys
Sam
monkey
Cove
Tom
Dorn
Tom Haley
Dara
Toni
Jones’ place
Ton
S le
valorites
Liv
Marshall
Jones
Mars
Harp Returns to Mare tzek After Stage Levy Surprise
In old New York theater days Max Maretzek faced a levied fortune as sheriff's officers closed in on stage properties. His wife Mme. Maretzek, the harpist, inspired by salvation from carpenter Guernsey, recovered the harp and offered a brief moment of thanks and praise on the vacant Lyceum stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Mme. Maretzek
New York city
Metropolitan
Manhattan Opera House
Fourteenth street
Max Maretzek
Strakosch
old Academy of Music
Nilsson
Maretzek
Di Murska
New York
the
Academy
Maretzck
Philadelphia
Lyceum theater
manaugers
Alfred Joel
Joel
Alfred
Mme, Maoretzek
Alme
Old Man Guernsey
Mme. Moretzek
Guernsey
New York Times
A Reliable Service See IN 4 Men's Clothes to Order
A retailer claims to remove uncertainty in suit purchases by offering a unique, varied line of winter suits and overcoats. Emphasizes fit, workmanship, and experience to ensure customer satisfaction and ease in selecting and ordering. Invites customers to allow them to serve this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare
J. W. Warren
Baltimore
Wrigit
French Convicts in Guiana Penal Colony
A historical account notes convicts sent to French Guiana receive punishment inverse to their crimes. Murderers go to Salivation with easy lives, while lesser offenders toil and die in deadly climates. In St Jean de Maron mortality runs 40 to 60 percent with an average life of two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Guiana
Salivation
St. Jean de Maron
Are We Slaves or Are We Free Men
An orator asks if the crowd are slaves or free, prompting a reply from the back rows about being married. The terse exchange captures a tense moment in a New York Sun report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Pope as a Witness in Atterbury Treason Trial
The London Standard recalls Pope as a witness in 1723 for Bishop Atterbury in high treason prosecutions. He admits he could not speak in public and admits making blunders despite recognizing many Lords as acquaintances.
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Pope
ka Garrick
Atterbury
house of lords
Spence
Rochester
Bromley
London Standard
The Lost Company
A ragged traveler asks for food, admitting hunger and loneliness after long wandering. A sharp faced woman replies with a grudging acknowledgment as the traveler laments his emaciation and the hollow shadow he casts while walking the road.
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ART SQUARES & RUGS
INGRAIN
LORAIN
WES es
FRANK H. SWEET
American Press Association
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Beecher
howerer
Ile
flase
DELLS
ACADIA
Middletown Farms
Pure Dairy Products
Middletown
Det
Duffey’s Drug Store
Lowney
Apollo Chocolates
Bradley
Parke, Davis & Co
Sharpe & Dolanc’s
H. K. Mulford & Co
Lilley & Co's
A. L. DUFFEY
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
Edison
J. W. WHEATLEY
S. Washington St
SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUARTERS
LOOI
vOR
BULLOCK
CARTER BLOCK
DENTON
WILLIAM BULLOCK
Main Street
Carter
Denton, Maryland
Thomas O’Connell
SIXTH
SHIPLEY STREETS
WILMINGTON
DELAWARE
Tie Provix
Creede
A.C. MEYER &Co
AID
E. T. ORME
ANDERSONTOWN MD
houy
George C. Skirven CARTER BLOCK
Denton National Bank
T. C. WEST
Peeples National Bank
T. F. JOHNSON
Gallon
HARRY COLLISON
Gay
Caroline county
GENERAL AUTO COMPANY, Inc
West Enger Street
Baltimore, Md
Fourth street
Venton
T. PLINY FISHER
Denton, Md
W.ELL
Smithville
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