A Heart of Gold Ends in Love on the Redcliffe
Two suitors vie for Mabel Barton aboard the Redcliffe as a storm rages. Captain Morton rescues Mabel and her mother, sacrifices his own safety, and ensures Mrs Barton’s survival. Mabel rejects the wealthier Tomtit, marries Morton, and they prosper together.
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Redcliffe
Mabel Barton
Sydney
Australia
Mabel
Morton
Alfred Tomtit
Mr. Tomtit
Tomtit
Miss Barton
Mrs. Barton
Himsalf
Temtit
Boston
Daugher
Barton
Gossip and cures in a curious newspaper snippet
A Kentucky gentleman explains street chatter where most talk centers on sayings and dress while a New Orleans paper notes a tongue in cheek exchange about limits of talk. An advert promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh and a sale on Burt & Packard shoes at Geo P Marott with hand sewn button shoes offered.
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Scott
Kentucky
Abe
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Burt & Packard
Geo, P, Marott
Pennsylvania-st
George A. Sheridan
Washington
Gen
Bauer
Paris Fashions and New York Plays Highlight Society Notes
Copper hair is in. The Classique corset debuts in Paris. Mottled Elderdown tea gowns and house wrappers shown. Upholstery fabrics in lampas and brocade in empire styles. Wedding gowns fetch 75 dollars a yard. Plays like Shenandoah and Dram Major run in New York. Finger bowls fall out of favor at top households. Edith Tapper cites bonnet import myths in the Chicago Herald.
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Paris
New York
Edith Tapper
Chicago Herald
Cross Strait
Select Posmen and Ballantrae Adaptation in New Books
The piece reviews recent poetry selections including William Wadsworth and Will Carleton, notes Stevenson’s The Master of Ballantrae in novel form, and highlights new books by Laura Jean Libbey and Louisa M. Alcot. It also mentions a biography of Lawrence Barrett and various literary notices, with short passages on finger nails and advice for boys, advertising tips, and urban classifieds.
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William Wadsworth
Will Carleton
Ballantrae
Robert Louis Stevenson
Arun
Scribner’s Monthly
Marion Harold
Mephistopheles
Louisa M. Alcot
Little Scholars
Ellen O. Peck
Lawrence Barrett
Wiwyn A. Barron
Chicago
Barrett
Geniua
Short Stories and a Daring Train Seat Switch
A crowded halfway carriage leads to a comic seat swap as a newcomer deceives a protesting passenger and escapes by claiming a mistaken “one over the dumb” when the guard arrives. The tale blends urban bustle with a brisk boarding-ground farce and a London newspaper flavor.
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London Courtournal
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Oil City
Bizzara
W. Wash.st
Carr
Optician
Virginia-ave
Indianapolis
Panhandle
West End
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West Wash
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East Washinston Street
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Orson & Ben
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Toronto
Connde
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Alethinen
LadibUs US
James Pyle
Grand Opera House
Emma Sree
English’s Opera House
Torver
Genuine Colored Company
Advyanea Sala
A. B. Gates & CO
Travelers
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Walon Station
Tisaeis Street
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Jackson Place
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Pittsburg
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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Washington Streef
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