Manuela Lopez Manuela and Hurlburt's Mexican marriage tale
Thurlburt, stationed in San Diego, falls for Manuela Lopez, daughter of Senor Lopez. He pursues a clandestine courtship aided by notes and meetings, wins consent by marriage across the border, but she later leaves him. Years later they reunite, yet she remains independent, and a later trip reveals the emotional cost of their union.
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Thurlburt
Pacific Coast
Hurlburt
San Diego
Manuela Lopes
Efe
Bane
Mary
Clise Manuela
Wad
Sald
Steven
Wicbune
Bhn
Lopez—Manuela
Philegmatte Wien
Sea of Elkeace
Senor Lopez
Manuela
Senora Lopes
Senora
Senora Lopez
Senoritat
Tro
Kurbart
Hurbart
Moon
Lopes
Wurthurt
Benenita Manuela
Mig
Manuel
Chet Mariburt
Lotter Lopey
Senor Lopea
Chiquita
Wei
Mexico
L Une
Theo Manuela
Tixeless
Asia
le Aio
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Ric
Phe Knowles
Khey
Wilmington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Fragmented request for boarding house scene and motive
A man asks the landlady about a boarding house title. He seeks a place where he might occasionally have a chance to obtain the tender plate of the porter. The text is garbled with broken phrases about noises and human hands and wrists.
Astronomical and Botanical Notes From Historical Observations
A collage of science notes: meteors and sun interactions, Milky Way dimensions, a war between scales and species, and a five minute record of sound. Includes Dahlia genus origins, yellow fever germ reports, and weather observatories atop Mount Kosciusko. Also mentions a tall Buckner child and soft Linden heating effects.
Untitled excerpt on gender double standards in society
A fragmented quotation contrasts male and female privileges, noting women are barred from social participation for actions men commit with impunity. The text suggests men still face fewer social penalties for similar behavior, with an example about men courting other men’s wives and daughters.
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Sien
Sua
Work of Negro Nuns in Old New Orleans Publicized
A late 19th century feature profiles the work and history of the colored nuns in the Tremé area of New Orleans. It details their origins, education and orphan care mission, the ornate former Creole opera house serving as their home, and the orphan asylum housing about 135 children plus 60 elderly dependents. The piece notes support from archbishops and recalls the sisters’ door-to-door fundraising amid yellow fever quarantine, highlighting their role as the city’s only colored sisterhood and their aim to expand across Louisiana and the South.
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New Orleans
T17
Orleans Street
Orleans
Bourbon
Chartress
Crescent City
Shavebosen
Blane
Odin
Perche
Leroy
Janssens
Louisiana
Childeen
Cable
Orphan Asylum
United States
South
St. Loula Republic
Unclear fragment hints at card games and wagers at Yonkers
Fragmentary lines mention Macky at cards and baths, plus a Yonkers figure claiming many relayed waves. Content is incoherent with no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
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Bath
Macky
Yonkers
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