Cosmopolitan Melthorpe Chooses Europe and Home
Melthorpe, a restless traveler in Appletons Journal tale, shuns his New York circle and misses a party with Thompson, Miss Thompson, and Marian. After a sequence of missteps, romantic hints, and financial woes, he abandons Europe then seeks a steady future with Marian, while Braidwood and family plan a shared life abroad.
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Appleton
Melthorpe
Thompson
Meacham
Foggs
Worthy
Braidwood
Miss Thompson
Cosmopolitan
Marian
Woodlawn
China
West Indies
Braidwoods
Charley
Ham
Ugh
Mallany
Mrs. Beardwood
Ming
Rimble
Mrs. Braidwood
Trimble
Milthorpe
Arthur
More
Malthorpe
Mr. Thompson
Bishop Burnet
Julia
Boston
Agroun
England
Athenium
New York
Metropolis
Mrs. Thompson
Multhorpe
Onté
Europe
Rovers
Mia
Mr. Trimble
Milita
Paris
Mr. Melthorpe
Cigat
Thompsons
Leus
Raphael
Pinnog
Matian
Thors
Ian
Something Straight Dispatch on Democratic split and Springfield convention
The article reports Hon. Joseph Ledlie calling a Democratic State Convention for Springfield on the 25th, opposing McCormick and his wing. It notes Ledlie’s claim to sole authority, the split within the party, and the push by “straight Democrats” to attend a pure convention. Also mentions a London Women’s Peace Society offering pay for a woman’s essay on war’s impact on women.
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Joseph Ledlie
Democratic State Central Committee
Springfield
Ledlie
McCormick
Friends of the New
Adams County
Chicago ‘Times
Quincy Herald
Messrs
Richardson Andgleton
Quincy Whig