The Forest Hour of Dimmesdale and Hester
In a tense forest hour Dimmesdale and Hester confront past sins and future choices. Hester urges escape from Roger Chillingworth and urges a life beyond deceit, while Dimmesdale wrestles with guilt and the possibility of a new life with her and Pearl. The scene ends with a vow to act and Pearl awaiting them by the brook.
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Arthur Dimimesdale
Hester
Roger Chillingworth
Arthur Dimmesdale
Arthur
Hester Prynne
Heaven
London
Germany
France
Italy
Red Men
Lad
Arthur Dimmesdales
Joey
Pearl
Great Black Forest
Brookside
Old
England
Flame
Sion
Lester Prynne
Lalready
Little Pearl
Hester Pryane
Children Resist Change Until Familiarity Returns
The fragment notes children's trouble with change and their attachment to daily scenes, mentioning Pearl missing something she has always known and the reaction to alterations in the familiar.
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Pearl
Exclusive Rights Opposed By Marion Leader
The Marion Leader argues against granting any exclusive or perpetual rights to any syndicate trust or company. The piece warns such acts hinder prosperity and could curb future rapid improvements. It asserts a single day may bring overwhelming progress and insists no exclusive rights should be granted under any circumstances.
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Marion
Democratic Party Confidence Cited in Cleveland Era
The Bloomfield Democrat endorses Grover Cleveland’s administration as honest, efficient, and capable. It argues the Democratic party proves its competence in governing and is strengthening toward another victory, urging thorough organization among Democrats.
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Bloomfield Democrat
White defies McKinley bill on wool sale near Thorntown
B F White, a prominent Republican farmer near Thorntown, refused last spring to sell his wool at twenty five cents, hoping for McKinley era benefits. Recently Thorntown offered twenty cents a pound plus half in trade, with White weighing whether to hold another year as McKinley’s policy unfolds.
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B. F. White
Thorntown
McKinley
White
Lebanon
Who Increased the Tax A Farmer Says
The Times notes a farmer will pay the tax increase due to a Republican county levy that adds $30,000 to the county treasury. The Warsaw National Union accuses the farmer of deceiving fellow farmers to push a political message.
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Times
Warsaw National Union
The Moron Railroad and Tax Law Fight
The Moron railroad leads opposition to the new tax law arguing it must pay its fair share. Orange property valuation rose by 210,183 for tax purposes, prompting Republican papers to claim the law favors corporations over the people.
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New Albany Ledger
Republican Party
Delphi Times
Madison Democrat
Moron Railroad
Orange
Paoli News
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Indianapolis Journal
Clarkson
Muncie Herald
Hendricks County
Morgan County
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