Memorial Day in a Quiet Village Vigil and Secret Love
A memorial day scene follows Melvina Sinclair waiting by a cottage for the procession to pass. Once engaged to Race Wardle, she carries memories of a hidden love and a quiet life after tragedy. As years pass, she tends Wardle’s grave with violets, keeping a solitary, steadfast vigil unseen by the town.
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Memorial Gay
Melylya Sinclair
Ken Ulrlh
Vernee
Sue
Flancei
Melvin Sineolai
Jey
Mim
Tim
Melvic” Sincraiy
Nobony
Wardle
Patty Trac
Boise
Ani
USA
Isand
Lola
Kit
Molvipa
Mel
Racy
Delhi
Melyina
Malvina
Lola Brooks
Bluecoats
T. Wardle
Sinclair
Melvina
Melvina Sinclair
Sandy
Race Wardle
Race T. Wardle
Autside
Treas
Patty
How Plate Glass Is Beveled Becomes Widely Used
Beveled glass requires great skill from workers. Once rare, beveled mirr ors are now common in many shapes. The process starts with the roughing mill a heavy steel wheel two and a half feet in diameter. A sand hopper feeds material to the wheel as it operates.
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Erest
New York
Why Women Don't Get Rich
A sociable column argues women rarely become wealthy due to spending habits, lack of saving, and limited access to investment opportunities. It urges discipline, self reliance, and proper conduct to enable women to manage finances and pursue wealth.
Mrs Hetty Green Urges Women to Manage Their Own Affairs
A May issue of Success quotes Mrs. Hetty Green urging every woman to take charge of her own business. The influential financier stresses self reliance and prudent financial management for women, framing it as a civic duty.
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Hetty Green
Mrs. McKinley Chronicaled in Cleveland Era Portrait
The article portrays Ida Saxton McKinley, wife of William McKinley, detailing her long illness, elegant early life, education at Brook Falls Seminary, and civic role. It notes their courtship, marriage in Canton, their enduring bond, and her influence as First Lady with ties to theater and arts while highlighting their family losses and devotion.
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McKinley
Hierica
iUnesa
Ter
Ida Saxton
Canton
Ohio
Major McKinley
Mrs. McKinney
Brookfall Seminary
Media
William McKinley
Miss Saxton
Saxton
Tastman
Medea
Clevelind
Deaver
Europe
Snake Organist Tale From Pittsbury Times
A country church tale claims a giant black snake loved music. An organist recounts feeding the reptiles in the loft, nightly hauntings, a chaotic hymn, and a final lock that ended the nocturnal concerts.
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Animal Creation
Blue Mountains
Schuynell County
Ami
Che
Shuven
Notable Visitors to a Modest Structure
The text notes that Hay es, Garfiel, Blaine, Mred Geant, General Sherman, Senator Sherman, Logan and many other famous men have visited a modest house that sheltered under. Mrs McKinley is described as a granddaughter of John Saxton, longtime editor of the Ohio Repository in Canton. The McKinleys’ two children were Christine and Kate.
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Hayes
Garfiel
Blaine
Mred
Geant
General Sherman
Sherman
Logan
McKinley
John Saxton
Ohio Repository
Canton
McKinleys
Loch
Christine Inus
Kate
Great Fen Love Letters Reveal Great Men
Excerpt discusses how love letters from notable men reveal true attachment and personal dignity. It argues that such writings often expose weakness, yet provide enduring monuments of character for those who experience a genuine bond. The piece reflects on literary fame and public perception.
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Fen
Scribner's
Old Door Opener Guards Presidents Door Since 1869
An obituary style sketch of Captain A. D. Loefler, longtime doorkeeper at the president’s room. Since 1869 he has greeted leaders and applicants at the White House, known to sight for thirty years, Civil War cavalry veteran, on War Department payroll, retired but still at the door. He opened doors for Garfield Hayes and McKinley upon their visits.
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Qurltee
Chicago Tribune
A. D. Loefler
White House
Loelllyr
My Little Gray Kitty and I
A light verse by Florence A. Jones about a narrator and her gray cat sharing warmth on a wintry night. The speaker recites daily work and aims while the cat purrs, offering silent understanding as a storm rages outside.
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Gray’ Kitty
Gray Kitty
Ani
Gray'kitty
Florence A. Jones
Parliament hears on De Yat house fire caused by riting troops
Joseph Chamberlain admitted in parliament that General De Yat's residence was burned by riting troops, confirming a violent act tied to ongoing conflict. The disclosure escalates scrutiny of military actions and accountability.
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Joseph Chamberlain
General de Yat
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