Rashulah and Violet in a Turbulent Romance Continued
Violet chides Rashulah as wealth tests Randolph and Violet's bond. He hides money troubles while insisting true love rests on affection and loyalty over fortune. Violet longs for independence and work, while Randolph fears loss of control as their passion deepens.
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Rashulah
Violet
Trondie
Randolph
Saxe
June
Aly
Sue
Randall
Darlin
Putin
Oscay Curstone
Oscay Criptone
Finilad
Lanogent
Jas
Petareband
Owell
Mr. Carstone
Dance Ball Dream Drives Quiet Life Into Dubious Hope
Violet urges Randolph to attend the mayor’s ball with her, hoping for worldliness and happiness. The Carstones press softly for status, while Oscar doubts the couple’s money worries. Randolph fears imprudence but yields to Violet’s longing for a shared, spirited evening.
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Randolph
Lora Ryvers
Lolth
SS. Philipp
Sniil
England
Violst
Violet
Cannes
Oscar Carslane
Oscar Carstone
London
Alice
Harvard Professors in Murder Scandal Across Century
A long account links two Harvard faculty murders from 1849 and 1900. Webster killed Parkman in Cambridge lab then burned evidence and spoke of grave consequences. Eastman killed Grogan in Boston, claimed accident but faces murder charges amid family feuds and public intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Webster
Harvard University
George Parkman
Boston
Charles R. Eastman
Richard H. Grogan, Jr
Webster
Prof. Eastman
Prof
Eastman
Io Juil
Fastman
Tnn
Fagiman
Lestman
Alvin Clark
Mi Aire Amt Arted Scivatiat
Telessone
Lelande
French Academy
Lanter
Lis
Fins
Natioral Observatory
Lick Observatory
Chicago
Mr. Clark
Thuy
Famotiies
Grogan
Clark
Captain's Sland
Bostos
Woman Learns Law to Reopen Suit and Win Return
Mrs Clara Mattsen of 107 York street Jersey City, after self teaching law for two years, secured an order to reopen her suit. She sued to undo a long struggle with the New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Company over rent and foreclosure involving mortgages on properties in Jersey City, and she personally appeared in Trenton to file for a new declaration. The case arose from a 1891 rent judgment and a series of restraints that delayed her rights. New York Herald.
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Grogan
Gorgan
Cat
Eastman
Belle Bryan
Grogans
Cme
Marvard
Nis
Te Man
Hoki Hin
Murier
Boston
Viney
Nive
Mattsen
Len
Sipteme Court
Trenton
New York Herald
Englishmen in America and their naturalization views
Cunliffe Owen offers an explanation for why Englishmen rarely become American citizens. He suggests satisfaction with U S government keeps them from involvement, a view echoed by the New York Journal with caveats. The piece notes Englishmen abroad and contrasts with other nationalities while humorously recounting a domestic quip about naming a baby after a drinking husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunliffe Owen
Une Borum
New York Journal
Times
Bordeaux
Naples
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Sens
Carstong
Richard Carstone
Teichard Crretone
Mary
Oscar
Lord Ryvers
Ingleshay
Pansiyaop
Harvard
Parkman
Ace
Gan
Prof. Webster
Parkeson
Parkmilly
Maseachusetts Medical College
Sparks
Walker
Prots
Pierce
Bowen
Hasford
Palfrey
Wyman
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jonathan
Casper Wistar
Philadelphia
Mrrs. Mattsen
Enatiahmen
America
John
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