Hope Langdon Faces Dilemma Over Mr Haines
In Washington hopes rise and rivalries simmer as Bud Haines seeks access to Senator Langdon to press for backing on a naval base. Hope Langdon, secretly in love with Haines, pushes toward a reunion at the senator's home while Caroline questions the honesty of Haines and Noble proclaims his own claim.
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Mr. Haines
Miss Hope
Buda
Bud Haines
Horatio Peabody
New Willard Hotel
Philadelphia
Naval Base
Gulf City
William H. Langdon
Bud
Senator Langdon
Washington
Caroline
Hope
Caroline Langdon
Seemn
Hope Langdon
Charlie Noble
Noble
Mr. Haine
Charlie
Mr. Noble
Langdon and graft scheme sway Mississippi naval base fight
Senator Langdon, a plain southern planter elected to the U S Senate, backs Altacoola as the naval base site amid Mississippi power brokers led by Stevens Peabody and Noble. Bud Haines, a New York journalist, is hired as secretary, falls for Caroline Langdon, and faces removal after Noble sows distrust and an alleged confession. The plot centers on real estate fortunes and political maneuvering surrounding the base decision.
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Langdon
United States Senate
Mississippi
Stevens
Senor Peabody
Senate
Charles Nobile
Carolina
Altacoola
Altaccoola
Randolph
Congressman Noble
Langdon Plantaan
Bud Haines
Caroline
Noble
Haines
An Old Tune by Andrew Lang
Poem recalling an antique melody and a memory of a forgotten life two centuries past. The speaker imagines a green sand garden an old red castle and a noble lady gazing from a stained glass window as time fades and memories return.
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Louis
Lfe
Lanes of Fancy by W Kean Seymour
A poem describing lanes hedged with wild white blossoms and ripening filberts, where the speaker's spirit glows at imagined scenes and dreams. It contrasts fleeting blossoms and life with Death, while a fond heart clings to enduring feeling.
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W. Kean Seymour
What Are You Afraid Of By Beatrice Fairfax
A column advises women to fear not trivial judgments but to fear failing their duties to humanity. It reflects on childhood fears of the dark and mice, urging readers to heed inner conscience, resist social pressure, and proudly stand for right choices amid peers and expectations.
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Beatrice Fairfax
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On the Five Foot Shelf John Woolman’s Journal praised
The passage notes President Eliot placed John Woolman’s Journal on his five foot shelf prompting curiosity about Woolman. Henry Crabb Robinson’s 1823 diary praises the book as a gem and a beautiful soul though Woolman was an illiterate tailor. The journal is noted for its opposition to slavery and its mysticism.
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Eliot
John Woolman
Henry Crabb’ Robinson
Lamb
Schoene Seele
Whittier
Boston Transcript
Reflection Poem Excerpt by John A Moroso
A reflective verse explores timeless themes of love and memory. It contrasts a woman's loving gaze with heavenly purity and gentle mysteries, ending with a plaintive cry that echoes in quiet recollection.
Dead beat men in society labeled social parasites
Dorothy Dix denounces the female hunting girl as a foil to the social dead beat man. A reader’s letter accuses rich men who dine and ride in luxury yet offer nothing in return, exploiting hospitality while avoiding real courtesies or companionship.
English Muffin Dough Instructions
Lift together four cups of flour, one teaspoon salt, two teaspoons baking powder. Mix with two and one half cups milk to a stiff griddle cake dough. Cook on a greased griddle until done, tear apart, toast lightly, and serve very hot.
Statement of the Frankfort Marine Insurance Company
The document lists the United States branch of the Frankfort Marine Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Company. Located at 10 William Street New York the firm notes capital of 3 000 000 with details on U S deposits and management by C H Franklin United States Manager and Attorney with home office in Frankfort on the Main Germany.
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Frankfort Marine, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Company
William Street
New York
C. H. Franklin
United States
Home Office
Frankfort
Germany
Massachusetts
U. S
U. Ss
U.S
Ohio
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of States
Auditor of State of the
American Surety Company of New York Liabilities Summary
Liabilities show amount owing to banks and creditors with adjustments and unadjusted figures. The record notes outstanding risks and total liabilities approaching 8 million dollars, with a large noted loss figure and note references.
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Senski
Cheeetree Heros
Reinauve
American Surety Company of
New York
Ccteverarsas Devyneescens
Escee
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Chermos
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Hartford
Conn
The
Phoenix Insurance Company
D. W
Feer
Office of Auditor of State
State
Billheimer
Auditor of State
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Walter von Tentepohl
John A. Moroso
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Indianapolis, Ind
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