Love in Old Clothes and a French Mistress
In New York in April 1883 a man chronicles a rash love affair with Katherine French. He recalls meetings at the Varick house, a failed longer courtship, and a plan to wed in secret. After months of longing he confronts fate and ends by marrying Katherine and Clarence Winthrop’s sister Angelica in a rushed ceremony at a seaside inn.
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Newe York
Varick
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M’ Williamson
Bouillon
Lyke
Fayne
Landes
Hern
Gretelie
M ™ Varicke
Countrie
Will Winthrop
Babylon
Q. Anne
Clarence Winthrop
Romeo
Lykewise
Bath
Earlie
Clarence
Angelica Robertes
Islipp
Angelica
Katherine Ffrench
Angelica Roberts
Trayne
Mann
Williamson
Tieelos
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge to Visit the United States
Boston Herald reports on the visit of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge to the United States. The piece traces the English office back to William the Conqueror and describes the historic role of the Chief Justice in curial governance and royal courts.
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England
United States
Lord Coleridge
Atlantic
William the Conqueror
Normandy
William
Edward J
Supreme Court of Judicature
Edward
Our Lord
Court of King’s Bench
Royal Courts of Justice
London
Bar of England
Pra
Supreme Court
Victoria
House of Plantagenet
Holden
London Cor
Boston Herald
Washington a City of Small Economies
Cor. Philadelphia Record notes Washington lives on small incomes and small expenditures with humorous examples from lawyers merchants and officials. It contrasts lavish East Coast excess with Washington’s thrifty habits and mentions Senor Barca’s modest entertainments as a provincial example of restraint. The piece portrays a city where dairy lunches and three cent rides prevail.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Street Railway
Potomac
Senor Barca
West
Philadelphia Record
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