Pursuit and Refuge on the Moor to Temple
Jack and Delia flee mounted after a clash with dragoons. They cross bogs and moorland, losing pursuers, reach Temple’s hills, and hide in a cottage with Joan and Delia. A daring escape ends with Joan’s reunion and quiet plans amid looming danger. Delia’s cold resolve and Joan’s steadfast courage shape a fragile truce.
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Temple
Noar Ot Gh
Tal
Alnutes
Jam
Joan
Jack
Ure
Della
Molly
Delis
Sally
Delia
Dack
Dreams as Warnings and the Periodicity of Suppression
A Hungarian scientist Dr. Hermunn Swoboda from Vienna discusses dream data linking periodic impressions to consciousness. He notes twenty three day and twenty eight day cycles for dreams including flying dreams from muscular sense and premonitory dreams involving a physician case and a mother’s suggestion of a visit. Public Opinion quotes Victor Hugo on happiness and being loved.
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Hermunn Swoboda
Vienna
Phils
Swoboda
Dy. Swoboda
Vish
First Washington Birthday Celebration Song in New York 1784
The text recalls the first public celebration of Washington's birthday in New York in 1784 with verses praising Washington and expressing gratitude. Readable phrases celebrate Washington’s deeds and the republic, with lines urging rejoicing and toasts.
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Washington
New York
Washington's Inauguration on New York Balcony
An 1780 inauguration tale set on Federal Hall balcony in New York City. Washington takes the oath as first U S president, amid grand revelry, parades, ball at assembly rooms, and levees at his Broadway home. Describes attire, fashion, and the era’s ceremonial formality.
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Federal Hall
New York
George Washington
United States
New
Treasury Building
Wall Street
New York City
Washington
Adams
St. Paul's Chapel
Tn Broadway
Provost
Cherry Street
Livingston
Nion
Assembly Rooms
Broadway
Times
Adama
Congress
France
Spain
Gen
Knox
Joy
Hamilton
Maxwell
Morristown
Miss van Zandt
Parla
Workington
Court de Moustier
Jgave
Great
Vrance
America
Mra
Revolt in Russia Fails to Spark Immediate Change
The movement in Russia shows limited strength and cohesion. In St Petersburg and other cities, industrial strife did not translate into broad political demands. Poland and Finland show better organization, while officials fear gradual reforms may yet calm unrest. Proclamations accusing English agents sparked international attention, with a minor clash injuring a British official in Warsaw.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Poland
Finland
Svnns
Moscow
Riga
Libau
Saratov
Knout
Warsaw
Lodz
Gulf of Riga
Far East
Great Britain
Beief Nowa Items and Planter Ralph Rodgers
Beief Nowa Items notes Ralph Rodgers a prominent young planter of Bay Springs Mississippi. The Cleveland City Council has voted to ask Andrew Carnegie to build a library there for about 92.9 million dollars.
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Beief Nowa
Ralph Rodgers
Bay Springs
Mins
Cleveland
Andrew Carnegle
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Tad
Spade
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House of Grays
Ned Masters
Yobo
Isa
Victor Hugo
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Col. Stone
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Stuart
Partnere Mra
Pater ‘van ‘Barge Livingston
George
England
Washington Simpels
Bogiend
Union Bignal
Papa Synghington
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