Unfinished Bryant poem fragment about wife memory
The piece recalls Mrs. Bryant, with poems about sickness recovery and her birthday. A fragment found among Bryant's papers, dated Ros Yn 187, mourns her death with tender lines seeking her presence. It speaks of spring, grave, and longing for her eyes and praise.
The Engineer's Story from the New Hampshire Rails
In a small New Hampshire town a weary traveler learns from George Seaforth about rail life. Miss Lord, rode with him to cover a dangerous run to Fairtown, saving the crew with swift oiling and firewood, risking her life before marriage and a future in telegraph work.
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New Hampshire
George Seaforth
B. C. & M. Railroad
Concord
Lee
Fairtown
New England
Dave
Jim
Maréh
March
Mareh
Miss Lord
Mr. March
Marek
Airtown
Wir
Meigh Si Bte
Seaforth
Merch
Mr. Seaforth
Grn
Etra
Runals
Miss Ford
Sallows
Trimming Bonnets and Early Spring Fashion Details
The article describes bonnet trimming with ribbons, lace, and flowers, noting narrow ribbons, velvet and ottoman silk uses, and elaborate bows. It lists flowers such as marguerites lilacs verbenas and forget-me-nots, with specific color notes and crown trimming styles. It also includes assorted odd anecdotes about a pine tree, a quail eating contest, and a humorous restaurant wager in New York.
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Harper’s Bazar
New York
Walcott
Extravagant King Kalakaua Bankrolls Hawaii
A San Francisco Report writer portrays King Kalakaua of Hawaii as extravagant and tax-averse, alleging lavish salaries for a long list of royal officials and aides. The piece notes a $2,000,000 overage from legislature appropriations and suggests Honolulu businessmen should replace the monarchy with a U.S. territorial government.
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United States
Royal Guard
Mnor
Hawaii
Honolulu
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