Roundabout Courtship in Lanark House Society
In a late 19th century tale, Roland Archworth, a banker and son of a landowning classmate, visits the Lanark family. He adores Kate Lanark, who secretly runs the kitchen as cook, while Isabel and Bertha become potential brides. Roland reveals his love after a kitchen scene and asks for Kate’s hand, leading to a marriage that unites wealth and homey virtue.
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Esabel
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Kata
Great Metropolis
Roland Archworth
Judge Lanark
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Thas
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Millonaire
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Amite
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Lear Kate
Lisbet
Roland
Lanard
Oine
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Tie
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Kate Lanark Aims to Learn to Cook at Home
A mother praises Kate Lanark’s daughters while the youngest, Kate, aged nineteen, declares she must learn to cook. The judge questions the plan but Kate vows to supervise her own home and shall not be enslaved by servants. She seeks bread making as a personal accomplishment, supported by her father’s approval.
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Kate
Lap-lark
Lanark
Amar
Mra Lanark
Sam
Mrs. Lanark
Ysabel
Berth
Issbel
Bertha
Ku Klux Klan sentence details at Columbia court
A Cincinnati correspondent reports Ku Klux Klan members were sentenced in Columbia Maryland court to prison terms. Individuals named include John Donald Alfred Lemaster John Whitlock H D Matthews Marion Fowler R W Moore and others with sentences ranging from two to five years and fines. The proceedings recount confessions and multiple raid histories across various incidents and killings tied to the group.
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Cincinnati Commercial
Waa
Columbia
D. C
Albany
Alfred. Lemaster
Union
John Whitlock
Klan
Volvo
Stain
Ward
Dogan
Gist
Bloford
Kinney
Kin
Clark
Cotta
H. D. Matthews
Goings
Charles Simms
Marion Fowler
R W. Moore
Moore
Spartanburg minister testifies about Ku Klux Klan ties
A Spartanburg Baptist minister recounts his past Klan involvement and current remorse during a court session. He admits to joining in 1871, denying active leadership, and testifying about members in his congregation. The judge fines him $500 and orders five days imprisonment.
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Republican Party
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Ku-Klux
Lamghtee
Theo
Iip
Jane Tank
Exell
Damocrat
Colombia
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Prescher
South Carolina
Fragmented 19th century quips and ads in garbled text
A collection of quirky lines and product pitches from a late 19th century page. Items mention fashion terms like mansard bonnets, a race remark on time, a Methodist church theft joke, a Buffalo diamond freight inquiry, and a Crystal Hair Restorative claiming restoration in one month.
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