American Bride Trials at Waring Parish Society
The scene follows Mr. Fellowes and his seventeen year old American wife as they relocate to the parish of Waring. Local clergy and villagers debate the propriety of the union, fearing scandal and social upheaval, while the couple confronts judgment, expectation, and their own plans for a shared future. The piece traces how prior views on American brides clash with evolving parish norms.
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Fragmented excerpt from a disturbing 19th century tale
An intense passage describes a chaotic reverse of social order and child confinement at an experimental enclosure. Parents endure complex suffering as tutors fail under dire conditions. The narrative presents malfunctioning authority, damaged reputations, and the grim toll on families. The text hints at science clashing with morality and control.
Oklahoma Afro Americans Seen Growing Before Statehood
A late 19th century article notes Oklahoma’s rapid growth from frontier wilderness to potential statehood. It cites Afro American population estimates around 66,000 nationwide, with detailed counts by several counties and a total property valuation near 6.36 million. It discusses Langston City founded by A. P. McCabe, the migration pattern from southern states, and projected territory-wide settlement upon admission.
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Carolna
Bialue County
Kingisher County
Lincoln County
Logan County
Willion
Oliver
Sonta Caine
Oklahoms
Brow
Five Civilized Tribes
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Langston City
A. P. McCabe
Andiloy
Kansas
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McCabe
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Woman education convent plan in Virginia timid
Notes from SUL OVSR EUROPS recount a proposed Benedjetine convent opened near Bristow Virginia to educate helpless girls for housework and domestic service. The piece links convent training with discipline and religious instruction, cites a diamond tale, and surveys aristocratic society and various international topics.
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Bristow
Pringe William County
Hhey
Sistory
Olive Schatlner
Alvicam Fann
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Preston
Margaret Grosvenor
Prince of Teck
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England
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Wesminster
Manszaret
Edmund Yates
Knights of the Golden Houle
Millicent Sawertt
Obiengy
Milas Anise Te Bury
Sugar tariff dispute nears Austrian protest against bounty
Washington and Dhk report Austria is likely to join Germany in early protest of the new tariff law. Vienna objects to a discriminating duty on sugar from nations that grant bounty or export bounties on sugar.
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