Dollar Gamble Sparks Fate of Luke and Luke’s Love
In Se Quesseret a down on his luck man Luke Ruddilove gambles away a dollar at a tavern but reforms after Mary Partlet secretly helps him. Years later Luke returns with wealth and vows to help others, while the squire remains unaware of his wife’s deed and its lasting impact.
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Joe
River Luke Ruddilovéi
Polly
the Sauire
Luke
Mary
Luke Ruddilove
Mrs. Partlet
Squire Partlet
Stokes
Josiah
Elly
Pariet
Aquire
Steve
Seuesset
Greeley
Seymour
Blair
Breckenridge
Bookannon
Grant
Custom House
Lubbock
Sahel
Tihel
Bascom
Likker
Pégram
Pennibacker
Buistomia
Kentucky
Ringiebs
Maine
McClellan
Simpson
Fallon
Sampson
Oura
Boutwell
Fish
Sherman
The One Dollar Bill Thunder on a Stormy November Night
A vivid fragment shows Squire Partlet by the fire as a fierce November storm lashes the home. Mrs Partlet hurries between rooms while a cat and canary rest, and a mysterious knock at the door interrupts the uneasy calm.
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Squire Partlet
Moreen
Xea
The Bond That Won’t Be Seen In Election View
A reflective critique on the election outcome, arguing the reform effort failed to restore Democrats and that the people uphold the republic's core interests. It condemns Liberal Republicans and Democratic coalition tactics as dishonest and warns against new coalition dangers to the Union.
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Greeley
Democratic Party
Hadeen
Egypt
Mr. Greeley
General Grant
North Carolina
Ku Klux
Georgia
Republican
Netoror
Assembly
Thomas J. Creamer
Congress
Richmond County
Richmond
New York
Poor Nasby Wails Over Grant Victory as Nation Turns
In a Toledo Blade pickup from Onarragon New York November 7 1972 Nasby laments Grant’s win over Greeley. The faux diarist distraught over post offices and political spoils, imagines cabinet fears, and imagines life under Republican rule with vivid comic bitterness.
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Toledo Blade
Nasby
New York
Lhey
Lever
Ile
Greeley
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Connecticut
Chijpansers
Grant
Jenny
Ilnois
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Reconstruction tolls and justice in the postwar South
Harper's Weekly argues that lasting peace requires time and steadfast justice after the Civil War. It condemns the false idea that the North is vindictive and warns that true reconciliation comes from enforcing fair law and preserving gains without revenge.
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A Gates
Harper's Weekly
Tragic Hydrophobia Case Ends in Death of Young Gottfried Gebhardt
In St Louis a boy named Gottfried Gebhardt, bitten seven weeks earlier by a dog, developed hydrophobia symptoms including fear of water. Doctors Castichuhn Greiner and Schlopstein treated him with baths and medicines but the child died Saturday night, ending his suffering from the disease.
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Gottfried Gebwardt
Gottfried
I. O. Castichuhn
Gebhardt
Frederick Gebhardt
St. Louis
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Oregon
John Phanix
Oregon Territory
Stewart
Portland
O. T
Hranagy
Millard
Patie
Mister Stewart
Wwe
Pike
Matt
Ana
Poor Nasby
Deckon Pogram
Perrotheus V. Nasy
England
M.ines
Newcastle
Henry III
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