A Series of Political Schemes and Elopement in Liberty
In Liberty editor Burble and Judge Parry plot to reveal a high profile elopement and a diamond fortune. Miss Grace Willowby arrives as O Flannretty seeks a wedding while Fassell faces a damaging manuscript mix up. A staged press run, a clockwork trap, and a sudden theft threaten the plan, ending with a daring reveal.
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Burble
Clarion
Johnson
Fassell
Willis
Hades
Captain O'Flanretty
Miss Willowby
Miss Grace Willowby
The
O’flanretty
Sor
O’flarretty
Barble
Silas Parry
Hiram Burble
Bugle
Col. Burble
Massachusetts
Clarion OF Liberty
Parry
Choler
Sam Billings
Old Billings
the Clarion
Judge Parry
Perkins
Elder Perkins
Willis Fassell
Barbie
Ebenezer
Ruther
Billings
Quebec
Treland
Qc'flarretty
O’flarrettys
Shamus
Colonel Burble
Thea
Lin
Gayety
Grace Willowby
Liberty
Willis Lassell
Lowing
Shamus O’flanretty
The Sunday School Quarterly Lessons Review
A compact review of a Sunday school quarterly featuring the Ezra and Nehemiah revival sequence. It previews lessons on returning from captivity rebuilding the temple and walls Esther and Proverbs admonitions with golden texts and memory verses.
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Samuel
Moses
Darius
Bildad
David
Paul
Jesus
International Committee
Israel
Quarterly Review
Joshua
Zechariah
God
Lord
Nehemiah
Nehemish
Cholera Epidemics in Modern History
The native country of cholera is India. It first appeared in Europe in 1831 and spread to Canada and the United States where it caused epidemics until 1835. A second wave began in 1843 and lasted until 1855. A third wave appeared after 1865 with lesser violence until 1873, then a fourth outbreak followed Egypt in 1883 through 1885. Only one infected vessel arrived in the United States with deaths aboard upon arrival. Preventive health measures in seaport cities reduce the chance of a future surge.
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India
Europe
Canada
United States
New Orleans
Egypt
New York Bay
Surprising Bible Gifts to Astoria Saloonkeepers
Twenty Astoria saloonkeepers paid 2.25 each in express charges for a surprise package that arrived for each. The bundles held assorted family Bibles of various sizes, delivered to the men at their places of business.
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Astoria
Oregon
Paris Army of Beggars Reported in City
Statistics show about 10 000 Parisians subsist wholly on begging proceeds. The figure highlights the extent of street poverty and economic hardship in the French capital.
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Paris
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Willis Farsell
Dorothea
George Meikle Kemp
Scott
Edinburgh
Kemp
Glasgow
George
Abney
Brett
Royal Astronomical Society
Christ
Matt