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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1893
Page
6
Elopement and a Legal Dilemma in Liberty Vermont
In a Vermont border town, Grace Willowby elopes with Captain Shamus O Flanretty after an inheritance hinges on marriage. Willis Fassell, a Clarion assistant and Yale-educated would-be lawyer, navigates a hasty wedding with Judge Parry’s cautious guidance as Colonel Burble frantically compiles the newspaper’s pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Oveite
the Clarion OF Liberty
Canada Line
Beyerder
Vermont
Aberty
Yankeeland
Yankee Liberty
Liberty
Elder Perkins
Pownal
Willis Fassell
Jider Perkins
O’flanrerty
Wonce
Mr. Fassell
Mr. O’larretty
O’flarretty
Tony
Fassell
Massell
Burble
Clarion of Liberty
Canada
O’flanretty
Miss Willowby
Grace
O'Flarretty
Shamus
Silas Purry
Mr. Purry
South Africa
Quebec
O’flanretly
United States
Judge Parry
The
Esat
Hiram Burble
the Clarion
Willis
Battle with Indians and a writer at a club dinner
Gen Forsyth recalls 1868 Cheyenne and Sioux raid from Fort Harker to Fort Wallace on the Republican River. His party faced scarce provisions for eight days on the island, suffered losses, and a relief column arrived to save them. A Cheyenne chief later claimed 970 warriors. Forsyth recovered after two years. The page also notes a social club encounter where a novelist impersonator claims literary lineage to Jane Austen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Forsyth
Denver
New York Star
Sheridan
Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
McCall
Old Fort Harker
Fort Hayes
Kan
Fort Wallace
India Trail
Republican River
Roman Nose
Forsyth
Quiet Lesson Turns Into Burlesque Debate
A family dialogue contrasts occupied and busy with a humorous aside about Jake Potter and his father. The piece shifts to a column quoting concerns about civil marriage in Hungary and clerical influence on peasant women, then transitions to a Detroit Tribune sketch of a man who claims his deadliest enemy is the cooking school after a comic encounter with a woman offering doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Potter
Jake
Abe Hawkin
Mr. Potter
Jeems Speers
Hungary
London
Detroit Tribune
Electrical Sunrise Lights Up NYC Theater Stage
A New York City theater showcases an electrical sunrise with a curved gauze screen around the stage and a graduated array of fifty light levels. An electric bomb flash is simulated using a paper shell and synchronized gunfire behind the scenes for accompanying noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New Cork Infused Pavement Promises Quiet Durable Path
A pavement made partly of cork and other ingredients is pressed into blocks claiming low cost, durability, silence, non absorbency, and good footing for horses. The snippet also notes a reflection on conscience in marriage and hints at men’s and women’s guilt over neglect.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willis Farsell
Franklin File
Parry
Will Fassell
Grace Willowby
Clarion
Squire Dickson
Francklyn
Ben Dilworthy
Samuel Ransom
Eben
Ebeneze
Ebenezer
Johnson
Lovel
Barbie
Perkins
Hetabie Green
Hetabie
Buri
Vcapt
O'Flarrelly
Forsyth Tellin
Jane Austin
New England
Jean Ingelow
Elizabeth Phelps Ward
Austin Phelps Ingelow
Hho. Nicelin
Bloomingdale Asylum
New York Herald
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