The Answering Chord On A Busy Street
A Street organist earns pennies as crowds pass by in a bustling city morning. The piece “Home, Sweet Home” brings a brief hush to the noise, stirring quiet tears and remembered longing among listeners. The poem credits Nannie Byrd Turner and Youth's Companion.
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Nannie Byrd Turner
Kate Bonnet Plans Jamaica Escape With Dame Charter
Mistress Kate Bonnet proposes to sail to Jamaica with Dame Charter to find her uncle and safety after Maj. Bonnet’s disappearance. Dickory and Martin Newcombe assist as they face Madam Bonnet’s resistance and a wary tale of piracy rumors.
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Maj. Bonnet
Ben Greenway
Dickory
Kate Bonnet
Dame Charter
Kate
Madam Bonnet
Andlee
France
Spain
Kate Sheay
Eis Soceen
Martin Newcombe
Dickory Charter
Misa Kate
Master Newcombe
Kate Bennet
Newcombe
Mr. Newcombe
Orkiers
Jamaica
Spanish Town
King and Queen
Tala
Bridgetown
Planetation
Benway
Dick@ry
Jana
A Sense of Humor and a Family Laughs
A man loses patience as his daughters and wife recall a shared joke about his sense of humor. His eldest comments on his mustache mishap, threads of humor linking barber, mirror, and a morning routine. The scene ends with everyone laughing despite the father’s temper.
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Elliott Flower
Brooklyn Eagle
Sherlock Holmes
Kittie
Washington Letter on Campaign Changes and Mount Vernon Drive
The piece notes a shift in political campaigning away from public rallies toward educate voters through daily mail and targeted outreach. It highlights spellbinders from Congress and the cabinet, plus figures like Speaker Cagnon and Secretary Wilson, as prominent voices. It also proposes a 13 mile national avenue from Arlington Cemetery to Mount Vernon and discusses debates over copper sulfate water treatment for Washington.
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Washington
Babcock
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican
Democratic
Cagnon
House
Bourke Cochran
Fairbanks
Davis
Sons of the Soil
Wilson
National Avenue
Mount Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Corbin
Arlington National Cemetery
Mount Vernon Mansion
Potomac
Washington City
Custises
the Lees
Arlington
Fort Myer
Dremmers Are License in Crico City Trade Rules
A municipal law in Crico requires commercial travelers to obtain a license before starting business. The license fee is 25 Colombian. Caminets are not beers. One hundred fifty four out of ten thousand convicts are routinely in hospitals.
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Crico
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Pater
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Congress
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Democrats
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District of Columbia
New Political Educator
Vernon