Calline's and a Piney Woods Trainside Wedding
In a pine woods station crowd of African Americans gathers around Sister Calline and an old man named Uncle Dek. He asks for permission to marry Sister Calline after a tale of loss, and the couple plan a wedding at the old house that night with a community cake and a creekside celebration.
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Calline
Geaiman
Fone
Claes
Cole
Unmele
Sister Cal- Tine
Sister
Ole Cunnel Kent
de Cunnel
Lil Mistis
Alline
Sarven
Sister Calline
Ehlent
Ian
Flan
Martin
Keri
Walt
Kent
Gery
Dek
Ford Long
Jackson
Mighty Peart
George
Baby Bides Carroll
Oakland
Filtiau Plesageraph
Vergabien Hoopradien
Obean Lane
Abe Fee
Death on Stagecoach Route Near Ukiah Shocks Community
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Whitcomb was in a stage bound for Las Touville when the coach ran onto a 40-mile road embankment. The driver and horses were hurled, Whitcomb fell beneath the stage and died, with bystanders noting the lamps exploded in the crash and the scene left in disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Welak
Eichelber A. Whitcomb
Cie Ukiah
Seao
Lastouville
San Francisco Chronicle
Dour Wiles Marth
Wellows
Pieubarh
Atria H & Rook
Phe Dash
Sonmie
Constantine and the Rise of a Great Capital
The Fortnightly Review notes Constantine created a new Rome in 396 as a resplendent capital. He built churches theaters forums baths and aqueducts transforming the city into a monumental metropolis second only to Rome and Athens. Two centuries later Justinian became a second founder. later emperors added sacred buildings and walls as crusaders approached.
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Constantine
Italy
Greece
Asia Minor
Syria
Egypt
Mauritania
Rome
Athens
Justinian
Paspares
Loppadrome
Aquedu Ls
Visteras
Forume
Theaidosus
Bidle
Soyie
Rudus
Twelve Niles
Baliddras
Siamboula
Wade
Entiquariatas
A. C. Dixon Quotation on Anger and Courtesy
A. C. Dixon argues that the hardest to reach is the man who hides anger behind gentlemanly culture and kindness. He says when provoked, he expects to baptize the offender rather than retaliate. The remark contrasts outward civility with inner temper and reckoning.
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A.C. Dixon
Livery Worker Delivers Goods in Rattle Creek
A Westerworisia in Rattle Creek, Wich, buys a wheel and uses it to collect and deliver the clothes of her patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerworisia
Rattle Creek
Wich
Death’s Tickets Stir Congregation On A Warm Day
A suburban pastor paces through a long sermon as about half the congregation nods. He jokes about death calling out "Tickets" and forty seven commuters awaken with sudden focus. The passage shifts to a humorous, rambling aside about digestion and ailments in a melodramatic voice.
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Brothren
Death
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Terest
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Dorey Yeni
Calhues
Editon Elyanouell
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Beth
Aed Boldren
Goer
Eich
Siger Calfee
Fiererond Mar
Osell
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Hivetea
Far Aver Bay
Meibra
Pope Mfg, CO
Hartford
Conn
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Mnet
Eife
Culuaidas
Prapadly
Yeis Vie
Falip
Ber
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Price Bo Canis
W. Crawford
Chicago
Ayer
Hot Springs
South Dakota
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Queda
Neb
Lindsey
OMAHA
AtlaNta
Rani
Thompson
Arkansas
Adi Nity
Acrea
Evm Powell
Barrisan
Ark
Koto Io
Wardipou
Tuene County Bank
Bactinon
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