Muriel O’Hara and the English Suitor’s Reveal
In a Dublin drawing room Miles O’Hara frets over his sister Muriel’s future as Eric Llewellyn weighs marriage. Sylvester rouses tension during a tense tea, while Miles tests loyalties and property claims. Eric’s proposal promises change if Muriel consents, else remains a fragile friendship.
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Miles O'Hara
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Sylvester
Dreall
Eric
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Consolidated
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Cork
Hrnc
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Hannah
Elannah
Martie
Muriel O'Hara
Liewellys
Ips
Murrie
Eric Wliewellyn
Efe
Drewellyn
Brie Llewellyn
Brie
Tam
Terie Llewellyn
Asx
England
Miles O’ Hara
Clergyman’s Fate Amid Sermon Absence in Minnesota
In a Cleveland Leader snippet, Mrs. Larrabee and Mrs. Fenwick discuss a minister who planned a call to Minneapolis but became absent. He reportedly went out there to preach a trial sermon and fainted or knocked himself out, leaving the text from St. Paul as a muddled cue.
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Larrabee
Minneapo
Fenwick
St. Paul
Cleveland
Delights of Arizona Climate Record Temperature Swings
A note on Arizona climate cites dramatic daily temperature changes with typical swings around 80 degrees Fahrenheit within a 12 hour period, illustrating the remarkable surface conditions and sensory climate shifts.
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Arizona
Senate and House Debate Indian Bill and Bankruptcy Legislation
The Senate passed the Indian appropriation bill and opened divisions on Uncompahgre mineral lands. Resolutions sought State Department details on reciprocity treaties and foreign-government machinery. Mason’s maiden Senate speech drew attention amid debate on rules. Nelson bankruptcy bill passed 49 to ?. House adjourned in respect for Rep Milliken.
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Cuba
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Germain
Rules Committee
Niys
Milliken
Maine
Turkey
Nelson
Minnesota
Holuan
Turpie
Tudinna
Kyle
Rawling
Munday
Ally
Council of the
Angell to Turkey A Highlighted Career Record
Dr James B Angell president of the University of Michigan has been appointed American minister to Turkey His lineage traces to colonial founders from Scituate Rhode Island and Massachusetts He attended Brown University in 1645 and later led the Providence Journal He served as president of the University of Vermont before Michigan and was minister plenipotentiary to China in 1870 seeking Burlingame Treaty revision.
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University of Michigan
Turkey
Scituate
Thomas Angell
Massachusetts
Rhode
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de. Angell
Brown University
Providence Journal
University of Vermont
China
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Chicago Post
Chivago Tribune
Buffalo Express
Mississippi
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Michael Angelo
Baltimore
Kanticky Hin
Boston Globe
Michigan University
Detroit
Spring news aims and ghosted reforms in dueling editorials
A collage of 1900 era dispatches mocks spring’s heralds and political plans. Columns reference Benny Bryant like Cuban liberationists, Greek Turkish tensions, and U S reactions to Paris 1900 expo. Several papers lampoon politics, war talk, and public figures while noting reformist ideas and imagined missteps across Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, and other cities.
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