Notable Heroism at Bradley Station Train Disaster
A reading of the 19th century style tribute recalls Bradley, conductor of Electric trains, who perished while saving others in a wreck. The account honors his duty bound act, noting he shouted signals to warn the approaching train and saved several lives at the cost of his own. The narrator asserts his enduring honor, imagining an aureole around his end.
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Maurice Nelson
Benedict
Horse
Tam
Maurice
Nelson
Havana
Golace
Rock Grove Sithday
Borrola JovaNat
Oba
Goa
I. B. Klecknor
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Schock
Pyp Dent
Swanzey
Chiven
Reis
God
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Jencks
Franci Cain
Canon
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3D. S. S
Puancup
Down by the Brook and a Summer Vow
A nostalgic verse recounts Effie and I by a brook under forest trees. The memory recalls vows made beneath the old trees and a love that lasted only the summer, as birds sing and streams murmur in a sunlit scene.
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Effie and I
Ajax
M. D. Brine
Harper's Magazine
Uly
Marrying a Beauty A Love Story in Alta California
A serialized tale follows Maurice Nelson and Miss Mante Howard through courtship and culture in the Northeastern era. Maurice pursues Miss Howard amid social circles, prizing beauty and intellect, while contemplating travel to California for fortune and love. Their bond strengthens as letters bridge a distant Pacific dream and a final marriage seals their union.
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Burlington
New York
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Rome
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Egypt
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Howard
Lake Champlain
Adirondacks
Europe
Fannie
Creation
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el Dorado
Golden States
Empire State of the Pacific
Rand
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