07 Jan 1899
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1899
Page
1
A fragment from Bookman presents an unpublished Thomas Moore piece about traveling through Virginia to Richmond The speaker reflects on friendship and love sparked by a stranger with shared verse The poem ends with a farewell to Richmond and memories destined to outlive youth
Robin Hood’s final struggle unfolds as a younger sheriff takes over Nottingham. The outlaws rely on the cave network while Robin, gravely ill in the caves, contemplates a last campaign. The Friar and Little John fear capture as autumn colors the forest and venison vanishes.
Robin Hood lies near death at Kirklees priory after a treacherous siege by Sheriff’s men. Maid Marian’s haunting visions fade as Robin recalls a green cloak, braces for death, and命ay the last arrow point to his grave in the Greenwood, with Little John and the friar by his side.
A Vienna theater legend recounts Gertner, longtime plate claquer at the Deutches Volkestheater, who died of a broken heart after a career of unrecognized service. He funded his own performances, signaling subordinates to cue applause, and once fell asleep mid play on first night, ruining the production. He left an estate of $50,000. The tale contrasts with nature notes on grosbeaks and nest protection in greasewood, depicting bird rivalries and communal defense against a jay thief.
A correspondent joins Mr. Spencer's balloon ascent from the Crystal Palace at night. At 1,000 feet over suburbs a train glows like a comet. echoes vary with altitude as the air shifts from cold to warm. Moonlight intensifies the landscape and the moon’s rays illuminate glass nurseries, ropes, and distant roads as the party descends safely at Aylesford.
The Historical Manuscripts Commission shows Marlborough 1712 offers by the Duke of Somerset to electorates, including pensions of 20 to 40 pounds per year and posts to secure votes. Other payments ranged from 20 to 250 pounds, plus promises to educate a bargess’s son for a living. The Duke’s candidate failed. the Locia or liberal faction is implied.
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