Harvey L Cooper Assignee v Louisa Truxon in Equity
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County, proceeding in equity, Harvey L Cooper as assignee sues Louisa Truxon. The case seeks relief under creditors' rights and property disposition, with the matter standing for court determination of the asserted claims and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Cooper
Louisa Truxon
Circuit Court
Caroline County
CHARLES R. NEAL
Lizzie Corkell
THOMAS L. DAY
Harvey L Cooper
Young Spy Denies Treachery for Honor at Shiloh
Seton Dabney, a twenty year old prisoner, faces a court martial threat after hidden papers reveal fortifications of Corinth. Offered life if he reveals traitor's name, he refuses, choosing honor over survival. General Alton commends his steadfast integrity in a grim war tale.
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Alton
Shiloh
Island No. 10
Pope
Corinth
Jackson
Tenn
General Alton
Curtis
Sam
hilm
Tennessee
Lawton
MACH OTICE
emy
Tie
Curtis rose
Princeton
Altons
Richard
Colonel Curtis
Captain Lawton
Seton Dabney
Pulaski
Allan
Mr. Dabney
Edwin Dabney
leutenant
Virginia
Cdwin Dabney
Virginia Military Institute
Dabney
Sixteenth
Neveal
dom
Stan
Tiluk
Kelther
The Old World and New Romance in Rome
Penelope Gardiner and her aunt tour Rome in a royal palace. A guard in the throne room and Penelope’s gaze spark a clash of Old World pomp and New World ambition. Hunter unveils a painting titled The Old World and the New, showing Penelope as the muse who bridges continents and loyalties, with a proposal of love and art.
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Italy
Penelope Gardiner
Mrs. Wammel
Penelope
daddy
New York
er Blanco
Rome
royal palace
Haly
Archie STunter
St Anthony
Kathie
Hunter
Lecca
Miss Gardiner
Pen
Wunter
Dorothy Kent
Leeesa
academy
Paris
LT hive
royal guard
Jove
Living Up to His Name in Boston Mission School
A Boston mission school teacher recalls a pupil named Ralph Waldo Emerson Longfellow. When he misses a Sunday, a boy teases that he is home writing poetry. The anecdote highlights playful humor about a gifted student and his poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ralph Waldo Emerson Longfellow
Johnnie
Farming and social distempera in early 1900s prose
Excerpt reflects John Burroughs on farming and soil contact as antidote to social poison, paired with a quip about marriage in law relations from Lealle's Weekly. The fragment hints at domestic economy and marital remarks cited in Robinson's married again remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Robinson
Lealle
Tornado observation over prairie described as rope and spiral
A Kansas sighting describes a distant tornado as a two foot thick rope extending from cloud to earth at a thirty five degree angle. The observer notes a white spiral within the cloud resembling an auger, suggesting the funnel center is a white, electrical spiral connecting earth and cloud.
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Kansas
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Ridgely, Md
James W. Thawley
WILLIAMS & JONES
HILLSBORO, MD
BOLGIANO’S
GOULD
J. BOLGIANO & SON
Pratt and Light
Baltimore
JAMES T COOPER
Undertaker
DAR YWTOLAL
TAD
Old
Maryland
J. H. K. Shanahan, Jr
Patty Cannon
Niss
THOMAS L DAY
Nisi
Assignee
Lewis Slaughter
Minnie L. Slaughter
F. BAYNARD
Near Depot
DENTON
HUNT
cee Tr
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Mou
Houston Poat
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