Aftermath of the Old Regine Love Promise
Hattie Pennington, grieving her mother's death, resists Henry Wayland's plea to marry. Once wealthy Pennington pride collapses with war losses. Wayland remains in town, aiding the sick and dying, while Hattie fears future independence yet clings to duty. Their tension centers on love, obligation, and looming choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Literary and News Service
Hattie Pennington
Henry Wayland
Penningtons
Wayland
East Merrimack
Nepwith
Chelmsford
Highlands
Wayland and Hattie Wed Amid Aunt Emily’s Faith
In a sunlit room during a fever outbreak, Wayland arranges care as Aunt Emily senses death. A rushed wedding follows her plea for Hattie and Wayland to marry, uniting them as the house drips with a bittersweet hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Mammy
Wayland
Emily
Excursions to Washington by Royal Blue Line
Royal Blue Line offers round trips to Washington from Boston and New England for July 4th through 7th at 14.50 with return to July 11. extension to July 31 by 50 cents. Side trips to Luray Gettysburg Richmond at half rates. Congress in session, Camp Alger volunteers, National Educational Association in session. For details contact A. J. Simmons, NEA, 211 Washington street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
New England
Royal Blue Line
Luray
Gettysburg
Richmond
Congress
Camp Alger
National Educational Association
National Capital
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Pain Balm Brings Relief in Sciatic Rheumatism Claim
Mr P Ketcham of Pike City Cal testifies Chamberlains Pain Balm gave relief during his brothers illness from sciatic rheumatism. Many others report prompt relief from pain the liniment affords. For sale by Ellingwood Co Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Ketcham
Pike City
Cal
Chamberlain
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex and
Central Streets
The Printer in Town and the Fourth of July Folly
Watson and Wilson, Watertown printers, hire a visiting craftsman who proves to be a clever but mischievous printer. He reshapes the delinquent list, flirts with a friend’s fiancée, and spurs a riotous display by loading the cannon with old roller composition. The blast shatters the gun and scatters the crowd. the mysterious printer vanishes, leaving the town to wonder who he was as a telegraph enshrouds the final message: I heard your cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson & Wilson
Watson
Watertown
Wilson
Hungary
Telegraph Offive
Leroy Arstrong
Four Playground on a Roof at St Paul’s Cathedral Choir
The boys of St Paul’s cathedral choir use a rooftop space as a cricket and football yard during holidays and spare moments. A roof top enclosure with beams and netting prevents balls from hitting passersby while hockey and skating games fill spare minutes. The roof becomes a skating pond in winter, offering a safe high altitude play area.
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St. Paul
London
England
And Feels the Way They Look Newly Married Man Quote
A Chicago News item notes that a newly married man appears as if wearing a new suit of clothes, comparing his demeanor to fresh attire and the look he carries. The remark frames personal change as visible, everyday symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Boston and Maine Rail Schedules Corrected June 27 1898
Train times from Middlesex Street Lowell and Merrimack Street Lowell to Boston Lawrence Haverhill Salem Newburyport and coastal destinations listed with Sundays and summer service notes. Southern division trains from Merrimack Street to Lowell and Boston run throughout the day with varied morning and afternoon departures and special Sunday schedules. special note for exp ess via Bedford and assorted steamship connections.
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Old Colony
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newpo
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
Framingham
Way
South Framingham
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfiel
Albany
West
Conco Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stoington
Newport
KR. L
New York City
South Framingha Mansfield
W. EE. Chamberlain
A. CG. Kendall
IBAAC
N. Marshall
Geo
W. Miller
Middlesex Street Station
Lawrence
Haverhill
Salem and Lynn
Newburyport
Shoehery
Fort Haverhill
Raepurree
Hampton
North Hampton
Portsmouth
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Olora
Portland
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Pat Lewiston
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. Th
Halifax
Monetreal
Quebec
Eastport
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgewick
Bar Harbor
Sonecor
Machiasner
Frank Jones
Southern Division
Lea Merrimack Street
Woburn
Bedford
Salem
Ayer Junction
Amherst
Milford
Viennal
Greenfield
Peterboro
Benning
Hillsboro
Keene
Nashua
Manchester
Biotan
Nash
Franklin
Lebanon
White Riv
Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Claremont
St. Johnsbury
Wells River
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Louisa Preston
Looney
Part
Rfief
Tiattie
Caegr
Arkansas
Tif
Henry
Howard Association
Uncle Caesar
Marie Henry
Marster
Ain
Chile
Mayster
Hart
Maister
Aunt Emily
Ccoas Bignature
Jewett Street
Chestnut Street
Queen Street
Fulton Street
Franklin Street
Rock Street
City
Ww. E. Dodge
Central Street
Grove Street
Wellington Square
Fesler
Killot Street
Willow Dale
J. Bowers & Sons
Gor Hans Street
Powell Street
Weetford Street
Merrimack Square
Methuen
Smallmount
North Chelmsford
Pawtucket Bridge
A. FJ. HOWED &@ CO
Courier-Citizen Building
Mt. Vernon Street
Ryan
Old Postomess
Schooi
Fish & Plummer
Willie Street
Flair & Plummer
Alon Fich & Plummer
Court House
Buick
Enquire
Lyon Street
Thomas F. Burgess
Hastings
Shaw, Burgess
Grace, Spaulding
E Streets
M. L. Hamblet
Sreeenldst
THE
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Newark, N. J
D. BR . Dudley
Glidden
J. T. Rhodes & Sons
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street, Courier
Citizen Building
Merrimack Street
Shepard & Fuller
Westford Street
Gentral Street
Salie
Pawtucketville
T. H. Llliott
Choice Residence
Ia As
Merrimack Squares
Maine
Chicago
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
D. J. Flanders
W. E. Dodge
Teat St
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. B
Boston & Maine R
A. I. Pendergast, Prop
Jones’ and Eldredge
van Nostrand
P. B
Consumers
Niagara
Misty Blett Lones
Merrimack St
Quincy
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