A Year Ago Love Poem By Mary C Bartlett
A reflective poem recalls a winter night a year past when two hearts shared a golden sunset. The speaker contrasts suffering with faith and hope, urging perseverance toward a distant righteous end. Images of sunsets, starless skies, and a shared love frame a spiritual ascent.
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Mary C. Bartlett
Recollections of James Gordon Bennett by a contemporary
The piece recalls James Gordon Bennett of the New York Herald, detailing his rise, editorial style, and clashes with rivals. It traces Bennett’s leadership, key editors like Kettell and Attree, notable incidents in the paper’s early days, and its political leanings during the Harrison and Tyler administrations.
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James Gordon Bennett
New York Sun
Herald
Bennett
Herod
Thomas P. Kettell
William H. Attree
Lee
Frederick Hudson
Kettell
Attree
van Buren
Aaron Vanderpool
Supreme Court
Congress
Aslep
Jones’ Second Ward
Nassau Street
Ann Street
Eradd
Vanderpool
Lee Constanly
Noah
Old Noah's Court
Judson
Sultana
Imaam
Muscat
Long Island
Hudson
Jerald
Watson Webb
Webb
Broadway
Nassau and
Beekman Streets
Hamblin
Tom Flynn
Billy Williams
Flynn
Williams
the Herald
Leonard Street
Wykoff
Fanny Ellsler
Ellsler
Philadelphia
Park Theater
Hutt
Mr. Bennett
The
Harrison
Tyler
Baltimore Democratic Convention Adopts Cincinnati Platform
The Democratic National Convention in Baltimore on July 9 adopted the Cincinnati platform and nominated Thomas J. Randolph for temporary chairman. Greeley was nominated for President and Brown for Vice President with 686 votes for Greeley and 713 for Brown, amid orderly floor business and protests over Delaware’s vote.
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Chalmers
Mississippi
Florida
New Jersey
Virginia
Delaware
Stevenson
Brown
Cincinnati
Greeley
National Convention of the Democracy
Ford
Opera-House
Baltimore
August Belmont
New York
Democratic National Executive Committee
Thomas J. Randolph
Henry Slicer
Frederick O. Prince
Massachusetts
Lamberton
Pennsylvania
Gov. Hoffman
Fenton
Kansas
James R. Doolittle
Wisconsin
E. O. Perrin
A. F. Whittlesey
Thos. H. Moore
Missouri
John C. Barr
Senator Bayard
G. G. Perkins
Kentucky
Staten
District of Columbia
Territories
Committee On Resolutions
Committee On
Committee On Credentials
Texas
Dickman
BaLtmnMore
Barr
Connecticut
Perrine
Yeas
Snowhook
Illinois
Horace Greeley
James A. Bayard
Black
Groesbeck
T Mous
White House
B. Gratz Brown
Blank
Pomeroy
Gragat
Chappaque
Varieties of Widows and Quips From Old Humor
A collection of witty vignettes and village gossipy lines about widows and marriage. Jokes touch on grain elevators, tea and coffee, onions as engagement signals, elopement rewards, and a judge’s dry humor. Local anecdotes include a pastor’s large family and a Boston cafe visit with a ten cent remark.
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Boston
German Boarding House Lamp Oil Critique
A Chicago boarding house uses common fish oil in lamps. The proprietor boasts it is good as boarders sleep quickly from the strong odor, remarking the smell makes them go to bed fast.
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Chicago
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