Death of Prof Moree Chronicled in Observer Biographical Sketch
The Observer recalls Prof Moree's death with a family scene showing a grandchild born during his last illness. Family members recount his calm acceptance and a friend writes a poignant poem Melting on the Threshold about crossing into death. Various fashion notes and social anecdotes follow, including witty quips and dress trends.
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Tom Ochiltree, American Beau Brummel and Legend
A vivid portrait of Tom Ochiltree of Texas as a dashing Confederate veteran and postwar marshal. The tale recounts lavish spending, English host sightings, and a dramatic Royal encounter, ending with his wartime role as aide-de-camp on General Grant’s staff.
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A Confederate Officer Reveals a Stranger Tale
Dick Taylor is sent to Richmond with dispatches to Arkansas, crosses into Texas, and stays at a secluded mansion where a widow and her daughter mistake him for a lost son. The twist: Tom Ochiltree, the Confederate officer, reveals a long friendship with the young man named George. The revelation shocks the family as the supposed son is alive, and the tale ends with the dramatic claim that Tom is the long-lost friend who would rather lie on credit than tell the truth for cash.
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New York Republicans at Rochester Convention Sept 26
The Rochester convention opened in the new city hall with A. B. Cornell presiding and T. C. Platt named permanent chairman after Conkling suggested. Delegates adopted resolutions urging preservation of order and justice, supporting Hayes civil service reform, and calling for sound currency and limitation of public debt.
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