Revenge in Ada Gowers Return and Reckoning
Ada Gower, driven from her home by her stepmother, rebuilds a life by design work and plots revenge. Three years later she returns to claim her inheritance as Mellie Danver’s deception unravels, aided by Searle Estley. In a bridged reunion she confronts the past and forgives, choosing mercy over vengeance as love endures.
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Ada Gower
Ada
Searle Estley
Mellie Danver
Searle
Mr. Estley
Mellie
Mollie
Durno
AS IF HE WERE DEAD. Man in a trance details harrowing experience
Frank Graniger describes a long trance where he could not move or speak, awoke in his room feeling rested yet unable to open his eyes or move his hands. He recounts a period of mental struggle and stupor, and being found by his landlady while appearing dead.
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Frank Graniger
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Banton
New York
Suailor Etze
Oll
American Women Editors and Paris Students Home Plan
Mary Virginia Procter, editor of the Patriot in Lebanon Ohio, runs a partisan Republican paper and rose to prominence after her husband’s death. The piece also notes a plan by Mrs Lucy Hooper and Mrs Walden Pell to found an American girls’ home in Paris offering lodging and meals to study in art or music, with Pell donating 1000 dollars.
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Mary Virginian Procter
American Girlie
Paris
Spurseas Peauty
Mary Virginia Procter
United States
Lebanon
Warren County
Ohio
The
Patriot
New York World
Republican
Tom Corwin
Bishop Soule
Sen
Burnside
Justice Melenn
Gen
Michell
Proctor
Rappahannock
Virginia
Mary Virginia Swindler
Schedller
Blur
Greene County
Suc x
Xenia Female College
Ohio Soldiers and Smailors' Orphans
Xenia
Thomas M. Proctor
Clinton County Democrat
Wilmington
Lucy Hooper
Philadelphia Telegraph
Walden Pell
Europe
Rue de Milan
Washington
Ada Leigh
Lady Dufferin
Amercan
York Sun
Bea
Madrid
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Heaven
Earth
Philadelphia Times
Persia
Sorosis
Ste
Soro
Charity
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