Two Red Roses and a Lost Love
Eunice Dalton dreams of independence while Guy Winters proposes. Eunice later becomes Miss Leigh, a renowned singer supported by Wilson Audrey, who courts her with a red rose token. At a society reception, Guy encounters Eunice’s transformed life and accepts her chosen partner, while the retired lovers guard the secret of the rose.
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Eunice Dalton
Guy Winters
Eunice
Guy
Trow
Wilson Audrey
Gay Winters
Wilson
Guy Winter
Misa Leigh
Meta
rustic gate
evenng
creme de la creme
Miss Leigh
Aliss Leigh
Winters
Audrey
prima donuna
shireat
Yellow Jack and the ghosts of yellow fever
A historical excerpt discusses yellow fever known as Yellow Jack, its mysterious spread from the West Indies, incubation, and possible germ theory. It contrasts its disease pattern with other plagues and notes early observations from 1680 in the West Indies. It ends with a long aside on a church festival and social etiquette, then a train wreck report detailing a bridge tender’s error, a derailment, casualties, and a $40,000 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Central
South America
purpose
willy
John
Asia
Yellow Jack
India
Egypt
Mesopotamia
West India Islands
Like sapphires by thy eyes in German verse
Translated from the German of Heinrich Heine, the poem praises the beloved eyes and true love. An anonymous reflection muses on a man blessed by such affection and dreams of meeting him walking alone through a green wood, imagining bliss ending.
Open Draw Trains Plunge Into Rahway River Crash
A Long Branch freight train on a new schedule derailed at Rahway river draw, plunging the engine and six cars into the water. One engineer and a brakeman were injured, others saved. Reports from Elizabeth and Amboy add details of wrecked cars, fire, and a 22-car consist under Conductor Knox and engineer Cummings.
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RAWAWAY
N. J
Long Branch
Rahway river
New York
Elizabeth N. J
Penth Amboy
drawbridge
Summit
Woodbridge
Woodridge
Knox
Cummings
Perils of Housekeeping and Household Woes
A list of domestic maintenance items and petty woes drawn from a household ledger. Entries note bills, damaged or missing items, repairs, food spoilage, pet issues, theft suspicions, and requests for supplies or tradesmen. Chronicles recurring small crises and procurement needs within a home.
Bible authors and their credited books list timeline
A compact tracing of biblical authors for each book. It assigns probable authors to many Old Testament works, names gospel writers, epistle authors, and notes uncertainties. It mentions Moses, Samuel, Jeremiah, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, David, Solomon, Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, and others, plus New Testament figures Matthew through Hebrews and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Joshua
Phineas
Eleazer
Samuel
Judges
Ruth
David
Nathan
God
Jeremiah
Ezra
Nehemiah
Elilhu
Job
Asaph
Solomon
Isaiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Iloaca
Joel
Amos
Obediah
Jonah
Micah
Nahum
Asabakuk
Zephaniah
Haggai
Zichariah
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Paul
James
Alpheus
Christ
How the Darkey Made Love
A tale set in the Sunny South recounts Cuffee observing a planter with a young lady, then returning to the kitchen to woo Dinah in a comic reversal. Dinah pursues him with kitchen implements as she pursues justice for the impropriety, leaving the couple fleeing in comic ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
immorata
Coffee
sible
Cuffee
master
dove
Cupid
Dinah
dirkey
Biblical Authors and Their Epistles in Early Writings
Peter authored the Epistle named for him and John wrote first John second John and third John Revelations by St John the Divine Jude by the Apostle brother of James Lebbeus near relative to Jesus wrote the Epistles of Jude This fragment outlines authors associated with New Testament letters and their kinship connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
John
St. John
Divine
Revelation
Jude
Apostle
James
Lebbeus
Thaddeus
Lord
Ferocity of the Leopard in Missionary Rescue
Missionary Schmidt and a Hottentot pursued wounded hyenas in a Moravian station thicket when a leopard attacked. Schmidt wrestled the beast, protecting the injured Hottentot, while another Hottentot shot the leopard dead. Schmidt sustained multiple bites and severe wounds, with life in danger for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
crice
Mr. Schmidt
Bed Rivalry Keeps It Odd at Inn
A wandering preacher Reverend Daniel Isane seeks a bed at an inn but learns all are taken due to a ball. He secures shelter until 4am and awakens to a knocking inquiry about occupants, counting himself and two others before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
galt
Mark
Schnapps
Daniel Isane
Insane
Mr. Imine
Dniel
Jupiter
Mr. Isance
Louisville girl uses cheese-box as belt in odd scene
A quirky incident in Louisville features a girl handling a cheese-box turned into a belt by a playful cow. A small boy drops an expensive vase and exclaims a remark about a pear lamp, while a baby’s loud cry interrupts the night.
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Louisville
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Pan
E. Conner Gray
John S. Billings
Jericho
Burlington
John Nash
Nash
The lentor, Journal
eatureday DMiormains
DENTON
CAROLINE COUNTY
MARYLAND
MELVIN, Gitler
MONTINR
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Ottinl Directory
State Department
JOAN LEE CARROLL
C. HOLLYDAY
Attorney General
CIAS
J. M. GWINN
Treasury Department
BARNES COMPTON
THOS. J. KEATING
FRANK A. BOND
J. J. T. MAGRUDER
Commissioner of Land Office
W.T. STAV WARD
Court of Appeals
J. SURAFF STOCKETT
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Circuit Court
BM. ROBINSON
JOS
A. WICKES
FREDERICK STUMP
LUTHER N. GADD
J. W. BRYANT
CLINTON COOK
W. EMMERICH
FRANCIS A. SILK
J. M. Whitby
John Daily
Frank Nichols
M.S. Mutchler
Geo. T. Melvin
Ridgely Templeville
Federalsburg, Denton, Denton
Jas
E. Douglass
Henry Wilson
H.C. Comegys
Greensborough
Geo. F. Beaven
Treas
Triulsboro
Preston, Denton
ORPHAN’S COURT
Robert Jarrell
Henry F. Willis
Thomas F. Johnson
JAMES B. STEELE
SAMUEL H. MELSON
Reese Wyatt
Wm. IL Downes
Jas. W. Saulsbury
Jona. Longfellow
Wm. H. White
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Jas. N. Smith
J. P. Fierce
Greensborough, Md
TUIMO
Thos. A. Smith
Thos. Melvin
Geo. H. Beaven
Hillsborough
James E. Johnson
Concord
M. P. Hutchinson
Fowling Creek
W. W. Williamson
Preston, Md
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Wm. I. Bullock, Wa. H. Watkiss
Smithville, Md
Federalsburg
Bennett Todd
Elijah Todd
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Easton
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EAston, Mo
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
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CENTREVILLE, Mo
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FARMERS’ BAROMETERS
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