Australian voyage opens with a mine disaster exile plan
Edward Trenoweth faces a Cornwall tragedy after Wheal Merlin floods, plans to seek fortune in Australia, and prepares to marry Inez. His mother agrees as the family funds widows and orphans, with Edward sailing March 12, 1870 aboard the Celtic King toward Melbourne.
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Edward
Inez
Cornwall
Australia
Breetheart
Sia
Bendigo
Ballarat
Forest Creek
Trenoweth
Mia
St. Columb's
Himself
St. Colamb's
England
Telfer
Wheal Merlin
Melbourne
Victory for the Bantam as Plymouth Rock loses
A street cock fight at Third and Vine pits a tiny bantam against a 16 pound Plymouth Rock. The bantam dominates after ten minutes, finally driving the larger bird away and winning the crowd’s applause in a lively, humorous street contest.
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Third
Vine Streets
Plymouth
Littl Bantam
Portland Telegram
Hibernian Twins Echoed in London Tid-Bits
In a brief London Tid-Bits note a reader recalls meeting a man who looked exactly like someone else, remarking on a possible twin. The exchange questions whether a twin brother exists, noting a slight gray appearance and a resemblance to the questioned individual.
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Flannigan
Toole
London
Speaking of drawing art expert quotes on ambitious reach
A fragmentary quote from an artist mocks lofty ambitions with a playful line about drawing the Acme of a man’s ambition. The nonsensical snippet suggests a conversation on creativity and aspiration.
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