Wealthy Cousin Returns Home to Claim Lost Kin
Robert Ashworth, after decades away, returns to Belmont not wealthy but hopeful, discovers Solomon Speed’s heirs. He reconciles with cousin Peter and Kitty, reveals wealth obtained after hardship, and purchases Speed property to secure a rightful home for Peter and his family. He then finds lasting love with Polly, completing a circle of kinship and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Spewl
Geeu
Butler
Silk
Solomon Speist
Dondelim Thoma
Alebloeh
Lane
Peter
Scubern
Lili
Lily
Holonary Apne
Robert Ashworth
Kolerk
Thoma
Ani
Robert
Nathin
Tolwrt Ashworth
Tonle
Thomas Loth
Ton Whitford
Ula
Mra. Spend
Kobart
Rocky Mountains
Elie
Pacific
San Francisco
Sonora
Belafont
Solomon Speed
Prom
Aristor Vrathe
Nathan
Thomas Speed
Ik Fitlesr
Solomon
Thomas
Hubert Ashworth
Aftmanney-Tiakibe
Hiowe
Tohabiinia
Gale
Byrnes
Duilare
Petie Rawine
New York
Great Sail Lake
Cheyenne
Honda
Belmont
Sioff
Bobby Ashwort
Belwont
Ripper
Creation
Nahar
Twinag
Tvin
Peter Speed
Alywiyr
Kitty
Nathan Speed
Aman
Watt
Robert Gakaway
Liv
Philip
Saltake
Teter
Abe
Petey
Owen
Speed Brothers
Strugor
Speed
Petr
Ivy
Great Hone
Mary
Polly
Flower crafts and grape growing in mid California days
The piece extols home flower arrangements using simple pots and rustic covers to brighten rooms and lift spirits. It then shifts to California grape growing, citing a Green Valley vineyard profiting from 21 acres with 100 tons shipped and net profits over 4000 dollars, noting Bowdoin graduates trends toward secular careers rather than ministry.
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Brighton
Iran
Daisy Ehwin
Alin
Trent Seich
du Iyland
Plovpa
Tiad
Acre
California
Napa Register
Green Valley
Napa City
San Francisco
Duel at Two Paces Ends in Tragic Shootout Near Laramie
A dramatic incident unfolds on the North Park road when three men travel to Dr. Marrin's office. Charles Shelton shoots and mortally wounds Keys after a disputed tea point, Shelton is wounded in the chin. Keys dies from a shot to the side. Shelton, aided by companions, is moved toward Teller for treatment as officials note his relationship to N. Shelton of Omaha.
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Rffiee
Laramie
Wyoming
North Park Road
T Marrin
Charles Shelton
Keys
Snyder
Little Grizzley
Teller
North Park
Bia
Moersns
August Anderson
Lawrenen
Park
Frank Snyder
Billy
Snyder Ranch
Snyder Bimself
Kova
Shelton
Hartel
Bholton
Anderson
Roy
Keyes
Ryder
Mix
Moskea
Lawrence
Rene Y
Assores
Loraine
Busineas
N. Shelton
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
Ingus
Ralph Gore
Eric
Gore
Poplar Street
Duick
Dindalning
Jim Reily
Bink
Hin
Boya
Roseue
Cleveland Lender
Stuart Cumberland
Ocean House
Newport
F. W. Vanderbilt
Paria
Mme. de la Grange
Misa Mario Litta
Ming
Fea
Abe
Simon Farguson
Campbell Creak
West Virginia
Americus
Tom Thumb
Richard Gibson
Charles 1
Ang Shopant
Geoffery Hudson
Charles II
Hile
Poplah
Wi F
Count Borniowaki
George IV
Justice Bowen
England
Arnuries
Blackheath Proprieta
Alete Blackheath
Rugby
Big Bowen
Bowen
Lee
Veterans recall Fay's Civil War heroics and rise
An old Hartford veteran recollects Philip Fay of the New York Fifth Artillery, praising his bravery as color bearer at Winchester and other 1864 battles. The piece traces Fay's wartime exploits, capture and Libby prison escape, later pardon, and postwar career in Hartford marble works and a Centennial sale.
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Hartford
Winchester
Phil Sheridan
Valley
Fay
Nathaniel Lyons
New York
Old Fifth
Urban Tow
Brookelyn
Renton
Maj
Urban
Harper's Ferry
Halltown
Berryville
Fisher Hill
Cedar Creek
Pay
Libby
Andersonville
Lady
Fenton
Nathaniel Lyon
Yan
Fourshear & Co
Jones G. Batterson
William of
Retreat Avenue
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Dack Ness
Nobert
Hinvola
Bowdoin College
Brussels
France
Diogenes
Will
Sheridan
Shenandoah
Mr. Russell
Mins DeForrent
City Hall
Jérsey City
Rowell
Upper
Martin Farquhar Tapper
Tupper
Mors
Eloue
London Echo
America
Califor
San Francisco Chronicle