Meadow Lovers and a Wedding Hint Framed by Ethalinda De Wiggs
A ragged verse tale opens with meadow romance and a heartbreak, then shifts to a comical reforming of Theophilus James Hunker toward Ethalinda De Wiggs. The pair discuss marriage plans as a license issue looms, promising a forthcoming decision.
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Aa Regeery
Ethalinda
Ethalnda
Fortune
Munker
Hunker
Lindy
Theophilus James
Prices for Grain and Pork Steadily Rising
A Lynchburg Advance report notes a strong upward trend in flour and grain prices with pork also rising. Analysts attribute the jump to new crop conditions in the West, Western grain markets, and a short California wheat crop, while consumers face modest yearly increases.
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Lynchburg
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Ieebrewdt
A Unique Card Case and Hidden Attire Mystery
In New York Truth a well known Evan Hill arrives with cautionary talk. A clerk opens a small case and a woman named Theo reveals directions before leaving. Inside are a lavender glove, red silk stocking, garter, and a binding marked packet implying a concealed affair.
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Evan Hill
Theo
Sensational Rogue Nellie Burns Discovers True Identity
Nellie Burns, the McKeesport native who fled home seeking urban life, posed as a man in Philadelphia and worked at Wanamaker’s and a dry goods shop before being arrested on robbery charges. Magistrate Pallinger held her on $600 bond after allegations that she lied about a male past and used alias Burlington.
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Burlington
Right Spirit on Buchanan and Tilman in Southern Gubernatorial Race
In a Tennessee Democratic context, John P. Buchanan, president of the Farmers Alliance, contrasts himself with South Carolina’s Col. Tilman. Buchanan rejects class conflict, pledges to govern for all, and says farmers benefit from–not at the expense of–merchants, manufacturers, and railroads. He affirms loyalty to the Democratic platform.
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Col. Tilman
South Carolina
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Democratic Party
Farmers in politics and tariff talk across papers
Across editorials the farming class is urged to stay independent or align with Democrats to push reform. Analysts warn that breaking from Republicans could seal tariff fate and tax impact, while others argue farmer influence may erode Republican majorities in the Northwest.
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