Samuel Tucker and Jane Chautauqua Renewal Story
A farmer, Samuel Tucker, visits Chautauqua and is inspired by lectures to renew his marriage. He convinces Jane to accept small gestures, drives her home after church on rainy Sundays, and they reconcile, planning a future together full of renewed affection and a symbolic wedding tour to Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tucker
farmer Tucker
Chautauqua
New England
son of toil
Jane
John B. Gough
Gough
Sally
Mr. Gough
Holy Land
Samuel
Tucker
Mr. Tucker
Peck
still waters
Hoyle
pasaid
Baltimore
Mr. Ditty
Creswell
Holton
Ditty
Arthur
Frederick Times
Iere
Dr Mudd's Bitter Memories and postwar politics
A fragment from a historical reminiscence quotes Dr Samuel A Mudd of Bryan Town Maryland describing his 1865 Fort Jefferson conviction and four years banishment after treating a fugitive. The piece notes the Yellow Fever outbreak and includes a critique of Baltimore politics and race relations along with a report on the growth and profit of the postal money order system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Mudd
Bryantown
Charles county
Sun
Mudd
Fort Jefferson
Dry Tortugas
Gulf Mexico
Lincoln
United States
Dr. Mudd
Fifth United States Artillery
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CHAPFINIE & Con ry’s
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CHAFFICH & CONEY
CHAFFINCH & CONEY
ENOS JAMES & CO
Colt, Parker, Harrington & Richardson
Elsworth
H. & D. FOLSOM
Murray St
New York
Singer
ELEWRYT LOTEL
NORTH BROAD STREET
PHILADELPHIA
R. J. BAKER
R. J. Tolkmasworth
R. J. BAKER & CO
LOCUST POINT
CHARLES STREET
BALTIMORE, MD
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Catavignea
B. WW
McALLISTER
Optician
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PERSP
H. BLACKISTON &SON
Denton
EXCELSIOR
S. W. Cor, Baltimore & Lighters
MARYLAND
Frank Leslie
Frank Lelie
Stats Zeitung
Boys and Girls
Federal army
Messrs
Arnold
Spangler
Cloghlin
myself
Legar Greenfel
Camp Douglas
WILLIAM GEARHART
FOUSE
RIDGELY, MD
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is W. Bale
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Isles
public service
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Congress
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