The Mysterious Organist at the Rhine Cathedral
A mysterious organist appears at a grand Rhine cathedral on a Sabbath. Princess Elizabeth senses his depth as he plays, and Bertram Tutman reveals he is both organist and king in disguise. The wedding proceeds with Elizabeth unaware she has wed her true love.
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Rhine
Jenith
sexton
Hans
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St. Michael
Elizabeth
moe
Bull
Bertram
Elizabeth 2
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Bertram Tuffman
Oscar
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Domestic Hancock and a gallant Miami canal mule driver
A portrait of General Hancock at his home describing his domestic habits, routine, and quiet life with family. The piece contrasts his public duties with private leisure, noting his health, library, and rare social activity, and highlights his simple evenings and early retirement.
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TILMILLING
MIAMI CANAL
Louis Lives Quietly in a Reserved Life of Duty
Louis avoids travel and public appearances since his nomination. he declines invitations to show himself at fashionable resorts or tours. He sails occasionally on the Pinafore with his family, enjoys a private island residence, and carries on official duties while enduring continual visitor attention. He is decisive, well read, and terse, refusing interviews since nomination. The NY Herald notes his firm stance and refusal to be interviewed.
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Russell Hancock
Wade
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bellef of
J. Fennimore Cooper
Cincinnati Inquirer
Jim
Mary Ann
Witter Creek
portrail
Miami canal
Coghocton Joe
rea
James A. Garfield
Louis
Herald
New York Times on Electric Light Adoption and Flaws
A New York Times piece argues electric illumination quietly expands in New York, but notes overstatements about light strength. It cites Prof Dewar on nitrous gas by arcs, exa ggerated candle power claims, and calls for corrected claims and further study before wide twenty century adoption.
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Broadway
Dewar
Royal Society of Great Britain
Humorous Southeast Ohio Tale Of A Boy And An English Speller
A gentleman from Wooster Ohio recounts a playful scene with a African lad named Van learning English. The boy spends hours watching a race illustration in a spelling book, shouting delight at the chase and exclaiming about who has caught whom, while dreaming of the mowing scythe man. The back matter includes a Civil War anecdote about a seized Confederate soldier atop a Federal, and several social quips on training girls, manners, and self-examination.
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Wouoster
Ohio
Van
Dan
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