Life and Resolve Through Two Voices in Verse
A fragmented verse dialogue presents two voices on life’s troubles and perseverance. The first laments grief and unattained goals, while the second urges courage, faith, and mutual aid to endure hardship and seek a meaningful crown. The text names Eben E, Rerford as a contributor.
Step Mother and Step Son Tragedy Misdirected
Ross Cumnor and Leam confront the crisis of a child's death on the lake. Leam confesses guilt tied to Sir Austen and a failed rescue, while Ross vows to free Leam and seek justice. Sir Austen, Lady Cumnor, and Cobham race to learn the truth as the dying boy Jimmy prompts a tense parental reckoning.
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Leam
Ross
Sir Austen
Hugh
Jimmy
Darling
Lady Cumnor
A Christmas Eve Redemption at Larchton Mere
Lady Cumnor forgives Leam for past wrongs and grants Ross the estate, as Leam's sacrifice saves a boatman's dying son and unites two lovers. The tale ends with a Christmas wedding and a transformed family, underlining forgiveness and hidden grace.
Vaccination and Small Pox in Dr Carpenter's View
The Chicago Tribune reports Dr. Carpenter argues vaccination's benefits are indisputable despite three criticisms. He cites historical smallpox devastation, refutes the one vaccination equals full protection claim, and notes rare reinfections, yet concludes vaccination largely abolished the disease's terrors.
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Carpenter
London Times
Jenner
Ireland
Indiana
Rifle threat on wife in Las Vegas New Mexico
A Mexican man in Las Vegas tied his wife to a board and used her as a rifle target to terrify her though he did not shoot. He stood fifty feet away and bullets embedded near her head but she did not suffer injuries. Mrs Agassiz found a snake in her slipper the day after six were sent to her husband for safekeeping.
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Ross
Prince Genci
Viola
Leah
Darling
Rosa
Bran
Sir Austen
Hugh
Merc
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Deacon Dowers
Ebenezer
Deacon Bowers
Siah Martin
Jonathan
Isr'el Dow
Squire Hawkins
Melissa
Melissy
Jenny
Dora
Tom Kelly
Tory
Susan
Chris Frazer
Teva
Christan Union
National bank notes in circulation elude grasp
The New Haven Register notes the large total of National bank notes in circulation reaching 362.9 million dollars while pointing out their elusive presence to everyday grasp and use.
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New Haven Register
The Sound of a Bell and the Echoes of Science
A narrative poem excerpt describes a family moment where a girl questions a boy about a mysterious sound. The father explains weighing acoustics from Saint Pancras to ear anatomy, naming ear bones incus malleus stapes and the auditory nerve. In the end the daughter dismisses the science as gibberish.
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Louise
Saint Pancras Bell
Jenny Purvis Tells a Farm Family Chronicle Story
Jenny Purvis narrates a tale of Captain Ezekiel Lanman’s family, four children and Melissa, facing tragedy and hardship. The siblings choose duty over sale, maintaining the farm, sending Ebenzer to college and Jonathan to a trade, while Melissa trains as an educator before becoming a grandmother.
Solitary Will Binds Years to Ends at Family Vault
A Philadelphia heirless tale recalls a will that bound his scattered children to spend New Year’s Eve at the family vault in Laurel Hill Cemetery. As midnight neared last year, four of the heirs were already dead, leaving a mournful group to honor their father’s injunction.
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Philadelphia
Vermont
Nebraska
Laurel Hill
Ex President Hayes Honors Engineer Unglaub With Gold Watch
Ex President Hayes and wife presented via a friend a gold watch and chain valued at 500 to Engineer John M. Unglaub of the special train West after the field inauguration. The train collided with an extra train but his brave conduct kept a more serious accident from happening. he was badly injured but recovered.
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Hayes
John M. Unglaub
Arfield
Unglaub
Local Benefactor Benjamin Philibert Dies A Fortunate St. Louis Resident
Benjamin Philibert of St. Louis dies after sixty three years in his city and never rode a railroad or early steamboat. He left a fortune of 790009 dollars.
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Benjamin Philibert
St. Louis
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