Teddy Dies and Sybil Grieves in Chapter XLVII
In a somber chapter, Sybil mourns Teddy after his death. The family shares sorrow and rituals, burying the boy in a red suit with cherished toys around him as white clouds drift over the cemetery. Sybil contemplates life’s remaining purpose at home.
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Val
Teddy
Valerie
Mab
John Lawrence
Mabel
Sybil
Tad
Christ
Jack
Graham
Socialites Probe Dudley Reeves Marriage in Sardonic Banter
Tony narrates a sharp social soiree where Mrs. Reeves, praised for brains and breeding, endures jabs at her husband Dudley Reeves, likened to George F. Babbitt, while guests tease diet, flirtation, and a scheming “mam’selle” figure. The scene shifts to Terence and Peg as Pat guides Mam’selle amid roses on the terrace.
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Dudley Reeves
Tony
Crystal
George F. Babbitt
Peg
Mam’selle
Mam'selle
Crys
Annabel
Toney
Pat
Hayes and Tilden contested 1876 election analyzed
Historians debate the Hayes Tilden election with claims of a stolen result. The article traces the vote irregularities, Republican and Democratic tactics, code telegrams, and the one vote deciding Hayes victory despite Tilden leading in several states.
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Rodney Dutcher
Hayes
NEA
Ashdti
7 Service, Inc
ING’ Ston
Gadaes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel J. ‘Tilden
Tilden
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Connecticut
South
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Florida
South Carolina
W. E. Chandler
Grant
Tallahassee
Chandler
Justice and Post Office
Washington
George Ticknor Curtis
The
United States
Mayor Walker rewards Hoosier trainmen for saved time
Times Special from Fort Wayne reports James Walker, mayor of New York, rewarded two Nickle Plate railroad workers in Fort Wayne for making up fifty minutes of lost time. Engineer M. F. McCarthy received $10 and fireman D. Birely $5 for enabling the mayor to reach Chicago to attend the Notre Dame Navy kickoff.
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James Walker
New York
Times Special
FT. Wayne
Ind
Nickle Plate Railroad
Walker
Chicago
Notre Dame Navy
M. F. McCarthy
D. Birely
Indiana University senior law class officers named
The United Press reports Bloomington Oct 18 officers for the Indiana University senior law class for the year include Russell Stewart Anderson as president George Wilson Indianapolis as vice president Sidney Cleveland Anderson as secretary Harold Barger Shelbyville as treasurer and Donald Bowen Lebanon as class orator.
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United Press
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