Lily Dale and the Death of a Loved One at Glenthorne
A reflective narrator recalls Lily Dates beloved Paul Clifford and her steady endurance through loss. Lily dies after a long illness as the narrator, Louise, recounts their love, Lily's devotion, and the final farewell before death at Glenthorne, with memory of a mound and a few mournful vignettes from city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenthorne
Lily
Tova
Jude
Slava
Paul Clifford
Eden
Mamma
Owe
Frank
Lily Date
Ora
Glanthorne
Tama
Ceme
Buriad
Treagen
Louisa
Louise
Paul
Jahail
Lily Dale
Aea
Rose
Sweet Glenthorne
Giant World Tree Fallen in California Gusts
Old San Francisco dispatches describe the Big Tree, a famed colossal landmark, felled after a wind gusts event. Bark stripped for fifty feet, trunk sections removed to display the tree’s vast dimensions, now prepared for transport to the Atlantic States. Reports recount a dramatic toppling with wedges and a sudden breeze. Additional items note ecclesiastical sees in New York and a Russia portrait, plus social commentary and a cradle song for bachelors.
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Atlantic States
Diamacor
Mae Jitameny
San Francisco
Fremont to Lima Road Progress and River Loss
Fremont to Lima railway progress described with embankment miles and active gangs from Findlay north. South of Findlay to Lima to start soon, with plans for Bandusky Tremont extension toward Lithia. Also reports sinking of the steamer Gun. Pike above Cape Girardeau with a total loss and $20,029 cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Indiana
Wimbi
Gaw
Alave
Lima
Findlay
Kew Road
Bandusky
Tremont
Litha
u—Nandusky Reg
Hoes
Stemebout
Louisville
Pike
Louisvillet
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Mississippi River
Yalusa
Wolivee
Lorain Whig ticket praised in county convention report
The Lorain Whig County Convention is described as harmonious with full representation. O R Ryner is praised for Representative, Hany Terreiz for Treasurer, E G Borner for Prosecuting Attorney, Enwarp Matonam for Commissioner, and Craix Exonen for Coroner. Jos Rounns is named for the Senate from Medina, N P Johnson for the Board of Equalization.
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Lorain
O. R. Ryner
Mr. Ryper
Ife
Hany Terreiz
Terry
E.G. Borner
Matonam
Craix
Ian
Litchfield
Jos Rounns
Medina
Senate
N. P. Johnson
Board of Equalization
Normis Pronxsox
N. B. Gates
Nbl Gates
Geo. G. Washburn
E. Day
van. Root
D. Keniston
O. R. Riper
Henry Treton
E. G. Borsrox
Enwanp Marcias
Craru Broxen
Congress
Ghio
Committee On
Lorain Co. Whig Central Committee
N. ,B. Gates
O. Long
D.R. Ryder
Wm. Andrews
B. Garis
Sec
Infamous Falsehood Exposed In Medina County Politics
A Medina man claims a Freason candidate told H. G. Bran that Judge Lona and Taading Whigs support Dodt Townsnung, a falsehood used to swing Medina Whigs. The piece warns Medina Whigs to beware and criticizes Freesoil elements while discussing the French Court minister pick and Senator Magan, plus reactions to Senator Dix and the Barnburners.
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Medina
Freason
H. G. Bran
Lona
Medina County
Townaltery
Lorain
Hare
Senate
German Language gains in commerce and society
A historical notice extols German language learning as essential for business and culture, praising native instructors and urging local youth to enroll with Mr Schaumpene. It mentions German clerks in trade, schools adopting the language, and a new class led by a well educated teacher from German universities. It also discusses women learning typesetting at the Wellington Journal and predicts improved domestic craft conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei
Vinsweil
Scuaracena
Seever and Gowrie
Schaumpene
Wellington
Pittsburgh Printers Strike for 20 Percent Wage Increase
The Journeymen Printers of Pittsburgh strike for a twenty percent pay raise. Most papers refuse. gazette editors stage a stick-in-the-face protest, while Dispatch and Chronicle use women workers and resist changes. Cincinnati Gazette reports 1,100,000 attendees at the Dayton State Fair.
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Pittsburgh
Post
Gazette Office
Dispatch
Chronicle
SerThe
Cincinnati Gazette
Dayton
Elyria Greets Rail Car Venture and Temperance Drive
A new company in the village forms to manufacture and repair railroad cars, aiming to boost local industry. The piece also covers Temperance efforts, a notable address by Rev. Wensten, and praise for Miss Teaver’s tale on intemperance, alongside notes on local law practice changes and upcoming fair preparations.
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Elyria
Wensten
Jand
Wannter
Ohio
Oll
Death of Dr Gusent Loomis in New Orleans Yellow Fever
Obituary notes the death of Gusent M Loomis M D formerly of Olmsted in New Orleans from Yellow Fever. He was regarded as amiable and diligent, valued for his care of others during the outbreak, ending a promising career. The item also recounts Cornelius Vrooman of Rochester who has slept in cataleptic trance for six years, kept rigid and unresponsive, fed by milk, with rare awakenings and no successful remedies.
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Roxat
Russia
Peter I
Ivan
Mora
Alexis
Ile
Monzikoff
Katharine
Peter
Anne
Thornelizabeth
Magan
Virginia
Senate
Dix
New York
Garvin
Barn- Lurners
Drews
Gusent M. Loomis
Olmsted
New Orleans
Lut
Suerr
Rochester
Cornelius Vrooman
Philaddelphia Inquirer
Faculty of Rochester
Ces
Cane
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Saale
Darling
Stree
Greenwich St
Broadway
Newark
J. R. Bayley
New-York
Burlington
L. de Gasbyland
Groveland
Portland
H. B. Coskery
Baltimore
United States
Cobler
Howe
Sandusky
Springfield
Mass
Jenny Lind
Otto
the Courier
Washauen
T. Sink
Tulsday
Rors Wu Hilttfothy
Elson Barrere
Highland Councy
Lorin Andrews
WHIG
Aretaron
Joan Rounds
Yor Noanh
BAY Lization
Krathan PD
Jonson
Whig County Ticket
Oliver BR. Ryder
Fon Treaarirn
Tarry “Terrell
Fon
Cowaragimen
Edward Matcham
Elbridge G. Boynton
Clark Wldred
France
Elysia
Milwaukee
Wea
E. C. Ek. Garvey
W. EH. Tucaxzr
Sandusky City
Garvey
Badger
Wa. Puerss
Pease
Berea
Ohio City
Cleveland
Grafton
Lave
F. Fix-ron
T. Reilrold
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