A Kiss and a Coup in the Mount Morven Garden
In the Mount Morven dinner setting, Sydney Westerfield and Mr Linley share a forbidden moment in the garden. A bracelet reveals the truth of their forbidden affection, as Linley contemplates his wife Catherine while Sydney pledges to end their liaison to spare her. Mrs Presty exposes the looming scandal, and Catherine confronts the implications as family tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Mount Morven
Highlands
Linleys
Kitty
Mrs. Linley
Sydney
Mr. Linley
Mrs. Presty
Catherine
Mamma
Herbert
Mrs. Lintey
Bydney
Linley
Sydney Westerfield
Catherine Linley
Randal
Sydney Weaterfield
London
Are Pennies Unlucky In Street Car Labor lore
A New Orleans paper reports a street car conductor refused five pennies as fare since pennies can only be counted in auditor receipts. The tale notes pennies are unlucky to some, citing a Southern mammy who discarded pennies after a conductor refused change. It mentions actors fearing pennies as bad luck and discarding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleana
New York Herald
Parts of Solomon's Temple chapel columns and grain waste use
The chapel of St Helena at Bethlehem houses forty four marble columns said to derive from Mount Moriah and the porches of Solomon's temple. A newer Northwest industry develops from using grain elevator waste as fodder for sheep and cattle, with waste valued at 7 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon's Temple
St. Helena
Bethlehem
Mount Moriah
Solomon’s Temple
Waute
Honors a Hero Gen Hartranft Statue Unveiled in Harrisburg
The Gen Hartranft statue in front of the new Capitol Building Harrisburg Pa was unveiled with ceremonies and a parade. Gen Miles and cabinet members attended as Pennsylvania honors the hero known as the hero of Fort Steadman. The monument cost 18000 dollars and depicts Hartranft returning from battle rather than leading a charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivenia
Eee
Gen
Hartranft
Capitol
Harrisburg
Miles
Army of the Potomac
Fort Steadman
Hartranft Monument Celebrated by Native Town
The native town greeted the monument with public plaudits as a soldier saluted the crowd. Laurels and palms lined the route while the gesture of the soldier signaled his acknowledgment of public salutations, his motion halted at the peak of the salute.
Greatest Beauty of Paris Marries Russian Prince
La Cavalieri, famed Paris stage beauty, leaves a music hall to wed Prince Barfjatski of a renowned Russian family. The engagement follows months of wooing by the young prince of wealth and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Cavalieri
Barfjatinski
Princess Bartatinski Wins Hand of Enviable Suitor
The couple wed and traveled to Rome after marriage. Prince Bariatinski, from a long prominent Russian family, now enjoys vast wealth with castles, estates, mines, and properties across Russia. The Princess, once known as La Cavalleri, is celebrated for beauty, drawing crowds to her appearances though not a notable singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Prince Bariatinski
Russia
Bariatinskis
Bartatinski
la Cavalleri
No Long-Distance Wooer And Quick Photography
A fragmentary column recounts a Kipling anecdote about Rev George E Macdonald and a reserved suitor. It also notes a Sheridan photographer boasting a rapid proof process and a curious old tale about a mother’s gift forgotten at a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudyard Kipling
George E. Macdonald
Mr. Macdonald
Mrs. Brown
Macdonald
Sheridan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
Boseton Transcript
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!