Jeanie's Sorrow and a Revealed Family Bond
Jeanie Moore returns to Groveland to find Dr. Lowell, a boarder, has concealed a painful past. He reveals he is Mrs Almer's son and Ella and Ruth are his sisters, finally uniting with Jeanie in a loving embrace. Farmer Moore approves, and Jeanie's sorrow ends as a bright future with a blended family unfolds at Waban Hall.
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Jeanie Moore
Groveland
Jeanie
Howard Tuewell
Fred
Grove- Land
Farmer Moore
Freddy
Almer
Lowell
Wins
Dr. Luowell
Waban Tall
Mrs. Almer
Devioud
Ila Almer
Miss Almer
Dr. Lowell
Waban Hall
Ella Alner
Palmer Moore
Noward Lowell
Shen
Tila
Ella
Ruth
Teanie
Moore
Blythe
Ingenious Plan for Water Transport Across Cape Cod
A writer in the Architect's Journal pitches a vast project to move ships on water tanks across Cape Cod. The canal would not slice through land but use floating tanks to bridge the gap, offering Rochester, New York, resident Eoiend Redmond a chance to present an innovative concept. The proposal suggests a startling Coldness in its approach and contrasts with traditional land cuts.
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Panama
Asake
Unem
Wai
Redmond
Cape Cod
Architect's Journal
Bossort
New York
Eoiend Redmond
Rochester
N. Y
Prince Murat of Bordentown and the old French royal ties
A long draft on Prince Lucien Murat, known as Prince Menye, recalls his Bordentown wooing years with Joseph Bonaparte nearby. The jovial, debt-prone prince lived well on a wife who ran a girls’ school while he drifted through Bordentown, Trenton, and Philadelphia, lingering in circles of autographs and antique papers until Destiny reasserted itself when Napoleon seized France.
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Buslington
Mercer
New Jers
Lucien Charles Joseph Francois Napoleon Murat
Urepr
Prince Menye
Joseph Bonaparce
X-King
Spain
Comte de Survilliers
Bor
Hentown
Eac
Lucien Murat
Bordentown
Joseph Bonaparte
la France
Joseph
America
Lucien
Itlnelf
Vilage
Charleston
South Carolina
Empire of
France
Princess Murat
Trenton
Mount Holly
Burlington
Philadelphia
Naples
Hew Ersey
Prince Mewratt
Tonis Napoleon
Lucien Murat and the Second Empire’s Fall
A historic sketch describes Lucien Murat and his clan gaining power as Allesex Duperiales with vast allowances, then losing fortune after the Bonaparte fall. It notes his family’s grand marriages, civic roles, and Lucien’s perceived laziness despite a devoted wife Phita.
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Lucien Murat
Allesex
Lucien
Adirondack Trout Tale From A Wild Fishing Night
Charles Waney Warner recounts a dramatic Adirondack trout encounter in the Allintie Monthly. A single cast sparks three fish, a stubborn fight lasts over half an hour, and the boat and lake scene unfold with vivid nature imagery as the trout tests every tactic before finally wearing down.
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Charles Waney Warner
Allintie Monthly
Marey
Toke
Luke
Wat
Dail
Asa
Marcus
Fisherman recounts catching a trout by the boat
The narrator describes regaining consciousness to find Luke presenting a trout by the boat. After securing and cleaning the fish, they note it weighed three quarters of a pound.
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Luke
Living Corals Described by W K Damd
The article details living coral polyps and their growth habits in pure seawater, noting Astrangia and other coral builders. It describes their tentacles, lasso-wells, digestion, and observed yearly growth, plus comparisons of branching and non-branching forms and the stone-like structure of common coral.
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W. K
Dana
Elizabeth Agassiz
Wood's Hole
Massachusetts
Viorica
Bermuda Islands
English Setter Paris Valued at 100000 at Baltimore Dog Show
The Baltimore dog show at the Masonic Temple drew a large crowd with Gov. Carroll in attendance. The standout was English setter Paris owned by L. B. Smith of Strathroy Canada valued at 100000, though Paris did not compete here. Gladstone owned by P. T. Bryson of Memphis won the top prize.
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Paris
Baltimore
BMA
Masonic Temple
Gov. Carroll
L. B. Smith
Strathroy
Canada
Detroit
New York
Centennial
Memphis
Boston
Lnt
Gladstone
P. T. Bryson
Elat
Liszt Hands Described As Remarkable and Powerful
The passage notes Liszt as a great pianist whose hands show extraordinary features. The middle fingers are knotted and strong, the little fingers exert great force, and knuckles appear ironlike. The second fingers act as hinges, with a large square hand overall and blunt first two fingers while the third and fourth are flat and broad.
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Liszt
Wil
Verses on Virtue and Vices From a 19th Century Page
A curator’s scan of diverse snippets highlights moral maxims on poverty, honesty, kindness, and true fortitude, alongside notes on material trade shifts, including silk imports and beekeeping losses. Also covered are legal, political, and technological curiosities like a Michigan judge on Sunday barbering, the Paris Exposition plans, and polygamy trends in Utah.
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Prudence Gindh
Sidney Uhohane
Ont
Michigan
Portugal
Shakspeare
Venice
England
Scotland
Jez
Eng
West
Connecticut
Los Angeles County
Cal
San Diego County
Los Aneles
Tlod
Germany
Oldarmen
Emory
Utah
Bethnal Green Museum
London
India
Mysore
Minnesota
theZoufice of Public Examiner
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