Hand in Hand Through The Wind and Night
A fragmented verse piece describes a shared struggle and weathered bonding amid night winds. The voice ponders staying together, enduring hardship, and seeking shelter from a harsh world, with imagery of twilight, rain, and distant dangers.
Monastic Elixir Plot Turns Mood to Merriment
In a long 19th century tale from All the Year Round, Father Chrys tal debuts a mirthful elixir that lowers monks to sadness then laughter. A stern Superior bans revelry yet succumbs as the feast derails into joyous chaos, elevating Chrys tal’s invention to household fame and a cure all for melancholy.
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Willy
de Reyes
Sulias
Uyebelge
Sleh de Remy
Erie
Lefore
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Withaelf Mo
Chrystal
France
Father Chrystal
Tay Brothers
Howe
Chrystals
Mellepoor
Prhleof
Honsell
Nis
Bette
Ley
Joey Lroniradess
Melton
Kerel
Mather
Taman
Lusir de Dowlenr
Father Bartolomaus
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A Brave Girl and a Trial in Wilmington
A Philadelphia Press report details a Wilmington court scene where Stephen Tl. Rapleig h of this city faced trial for a theft in the city hall area. Miss Nettie Spencer testified to the prisoner’s good character as his fiancée urged a full court hearing. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff in a separate Irish case, Tim Olly O'Brien, on a promissory dispute ending in a £300 win for the plaintiff.
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Wilmington
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Rapleigh
Delaware
Abe
Burleigh
Will
Mies Spencer
Shulend
Burley
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Wilningtoh
Syaston
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Shearity
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Cour
Taule
Raddy
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Wuss
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Selene
Sheng
Leonight
Spencer
Justiee
Ates
Yous
Genie Tral
Mira Spencer
Tim
Tim- Olly O'Brien
Misa Keys
Murphy
Planta
Cork
John Bradthas
Miss Keys
Kinsell
Talighter
Tewughter
Father O' Kynnedy
Tyan Davis
Lwee Stilton
Miuney
Paul
Freedwoman and her child gain liberty amid Civil War clash
A slave woman and her child escape with help after an Army patrol encounters a slave owner claiming the pair as property. The colonel refuses to force them back, and that night they slip away toward Alexandria and on to Washington, earning freedom.
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Eva
Alexandria
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Early Portraits of Christ in Antiquity
Harper’s Magazine notes debates on early Christian portraiture as sacred images spread from Oriental churches. It cites inscriptions and references by Tertullian and Eusebius describing a traditional likeness of Jesus, with ageless pictures said to originate from miraculous or primeval origins and proliferate in the early church.
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Asica
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Railroads and Philanthropy Give Big to Colleges
A survey shows major gifts from railroad leaders to higher education and hospitals. George S Seney contributed 450000 to Wesleyan Female College and Emory College. Cornelius Vanderbilt donated over 1,000,000 to Vanderbilt University. John Hopkins gave about 8.5 million for education and charity in Baltimore. Leland Stanford’s heirs pledged 20 million to the University of California at Palo Alto. William H Vanderbilt gave 25000 to Virginia University and 500000 to a New York medical museum. Colonel Garrett funded annuities to Baltimore’s Poor Association and other charities totaling over a million. Thomas A Scott dispersed gifts to Jefferson Medical College, Orthopedic Hospital, Episcopal Hospital, University of Pennsylvania, Washington and Lee University, totalling around 650000.
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Wesleyan Female College
Emory College
Georgia
Commodore Corneliua Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
John Hopkins
Baltimore
Leland Stannard
University” of California
Palo Alto
Wm. H. Vanderbilt Gaye
Virsiia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
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Museum of Patriotam
Washington
John W. Garrett
Baltimore Association For the Provement of the Poor
Thomas A. Scott
Jefferson Medical ‘College of
Philadelphia
Orthopedic Hospital
Children's Department of Episcopal Hospital
University ,of Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Guiteau's Curse Haunts Trial Years After Garfield Verdict
A 1882 recollection recounts the Garfield assassination trial in Washington. Jurors found Guiteau guilty on January 25, 1882 as dusk fell, and his defiant remarks and curses echoed through the courtroom. The piece tracks aftereffects on jurors, lawyers, officials, and even the hangman, with reflections on how the case shaped public memory.
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N.Y. World
Criminal Court
Washington
Guitevu
Garfield
Jud Cox
John K. Porter
Davidge
Corkhill
Scoville
Wits
Vane
Fennel
Tharageon
Barnes
Ding Soto
John P. Wautlin
Ghitewu
Ove
Michel Sheenan
Dadge Porter
Cox
Carter
MacArthur
James
Hagner
Wylie
Bradley
Supreme Court of the United States
Marshal Henry
Hia
Ohio
Court House
U.S
Chicago
Guiteau
John
Hicks
Florida
Indy's Witty Reply Nips Burnside During 1864 Campaign
On a porch during the 1864 drive from the Wilderness to Richmond, Generals Grant and Meade with staff met an Indian household. Burnside arrived with spurs and saber, saluted politely, and learned the Indies claimed they had many more Yankees. An elderly Indy quipped Richmond housed their prisoners, stunning Burnside.
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Richmond
Grant
Meade
Burnside
Indy
Dainty Boots Featured In New York Post Fashion Notes
Luxury footwear and accessories highlighted in the New York Post with palm-made boots lined in cream and tinted silks, silk hose embroidered with fine motifs, and high-end clasps and buckles priced at eight dollars per pair. Broadway sellers near Union Square showcase ornate metal and jeweled accents.
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