Swift and Estelle Martindale in a Southern plantation tale
Adelbert Swift, a northern tutor in Colonel Southgate’s South Carolina estate, falls for Estelle Martindale while learning plantation management. Jealous, her father Martindale blocks the match, spreading a false abolitionist rumor. Swift is challenged to mortal combat as tensions rise and a note from Estelle’s maid interrupts the crisis.
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Adelbert Swift
Northern University
South
Southgate
South Carolina
Swift
Colonel Southgate
Southgate Plantation
Estelle Martindale
Estelle
Martindale
Bim
Albert Martindale
Bettween Swift
Miss Martindale
Marston
Love Tests Honor In Southern Plantations Duel
Estelle arranges a plan to avert a duel between her lover Swift and her father Martindale. She forces settlement of a $2,000 note by her father and ensures Swift can marry her after Martindale agrees to shake hands and sell Venable plantation. Estelle reveals the risk to creditors and secures the match.
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Estelle
Borst
Father
Swift
Martindale Plantation
Martindale
Drst
Masoh
Nim
Walker
Majah
Venable
Wealth is Po sises? Not a valid headline
Quotes on wealth and money management attributed to Sr John Lubbock discuss value depending on knowledge and how money is used. The fragment reflects financial wisdom perspectives without specific events or entities.
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John Lubbock
Front line tales in a garden exchange
A retired army officer chats with a wanderer in his back garden. The visitor claims service at the front and asks about wounds. He then explains he could not hear or hear clearly, mishearing the officer’s questions in a mute, humorous exchange.
Election Notice by District and Precincts
Election notice lists polling locations by district and precinct. First District at Henderson, Second District at Greensboro, Third District First Precinct at Denton, Third District Second Precinct at Fourth District at Preston, Fifth District at Federalsburg, Sixth District at Hillsboro, Seventh District at Ridgely, Eighth District at.
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Greensboro
First Precinet
Denton
Second Praucinet
Hillsboro
Constitutional Amendment for Sheriff Elections and Salaries
The text outlines sheriff election rules in each county every two years and in Baltimore City every four years, including residency, age, and citizenship requirements, two year county terms, four year Baltimore terms, and governor appointment for vacancies. It also caps salaries at six thousand dollars per year plus defined expenses, with payment and timing specified by law.
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United States
Maryland
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Harry B. Mason
Alphonso Meredith
Benjamin H. Johnson
Baltimore
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Howard Melvin
Ruth Graham
Ape
Grippe-Gough
Office of Supervisors of Elections
Caroline County
Henderson
Preston
Pederalsburg
Ridgely
Fighth District
State OF
Edward C. Carrington, JR
Baltimore County
Charles EB. Develin
Baltimore City
Richard Ilenry Wolme
Milton Reichard
Washington County
John Walter Smith
Worcester County
Robert W. Stevens
Republican
Progressive
LABOR
63Rd Congress OF the United States
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Thomas S. Hodson
Somerset County
Jesse D. Prick
Wicomico County
Robert F. Dyer
Charles M. Elderdick
60Th Congress OF the United States
Prohibition
Constitutional Amendment
Board OF Supervisors OF
Public General Laws of
Alpin Onso Meredith
G. Nuttle
Martha Washington
Benson
CJ Bensona Company
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Denton, Maryland
Dr. Bull
W.P. Blume
Elko
Val de
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
Journal
Oan Syn Rae
Brewster
Robe
Clark Automobile Company
Easton
H. P
Toledo
Hio
W. A. Smith
Steve Wood
Tuckahoe
Henry Wise
Anah O’day
Stout O'Day
Hickman
Del
R. R. Shull
Willard
Jasper
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