A Bachelor Club Love Plot Ends in Elopement Twist
A secretive bachelor club faces romance and rivalry as Agnes Upton captivates the president and four suitors. After a dramatic confession night, Agnes elopes with an Italian count, sparking accusations and a toast to lifelong bachelorhood.
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Agnes Upton
Ignorance aboard a Pullman sparks wild ride tale
Seaboard Air Line traveler recounts a Jackson Mississippi to Memphis journey where a farmer, his wife, and a two year old unfamiliar with sleeping car life caused chaos. The child’s hammock incident and porter's warning illustrate train-time dangers. Also notes Missouri county judges freed from jail over bond payments and possible resignations.
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Carroll Smith
Seaboard Air Line
Lindell
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Memphis
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Bread Upon the Waters by David McLeod recollection
In 1849 David McLeod recalls sailing from New Orleans to California via Panama with $200. After robbery and hardship in Panama he earned wages as a carpenter, saved nearly $200 again, then joined the Panama steamer. He later earned $16 to $60 daily on ships, reached $4,800 by May 1850, only to retrieve it when Naglee’s bank failed, aided by a cashier who returned his gold. He reflects on repayable kindness.
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Fernshaw
Barnes
Dr. Chapman
Agnes
Tamawretch
Homosum
Agnes Upton
Miss Upton
Misa Upton
Agnes I
Agmebody
Delmonico’s
Broadway
Lochinvar
Upton House
Mra
Upton
Chapman
David McLeod
New Orleans
California
Panama
General Naglee
Sydney
Naglee
San Francisco Examiner
Hunting Wild Geese: A Stealthy Morning and Evening Hunt
A New York Sun description details a hunter’s method to trap wild geese at dawn or dusk. The narrative follows stealthy stalks through marsh and brush to position, shoot, and retrieve birds, often wrestling through water and mud to claim the spoils.
Estimated life totals of a 50 year old man
A Faenen statistician estimates his life activities: 6008 days worked, 6000 days slept, 4000 days amused, 12000 miles walked, 600 days in, 36000 meals eaten, no meat pauses, 4000 pounds of CIRS ingested, 7000 gallons of whiskey consumed, enough to fill a lake 800 feet wide and three feet deep.
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Faenen
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Missouri
Jall
New York Sun