Two Great Cities Meet Beside the Dying River
Rev. S Miller Negerman contemplates two vast cities divided by a river named death. One side bears labor and dust while the other sits in still white calm. Yet both share a common pilgrimage from hut to palace as living seek shelter in a silent city of refuge on the road to the overhead city.
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Tive
Anon
Rev. S Miller Negerman
Ashbey
Washington Co
H. R. Stevens
Carrie Dreforrest
Mrs. DeForrest
S. H. Flowers
Moline Plow Company
Moline, Oilinois
Deception and Love in an Urban Social Plot
A tale unfolds around two men Cleve Sullivan and John Selden who woo women under forged identities to access fortunes. Their schemes collide with the real widowed heiress Clementine Marat and the truth erupts, revealing the true heiress Clementine Clare and a surprising Paris marriage to Miss Clementine Marat’s fortune.
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Steve Sullivan
Europe
John Selden
John
New York
Cleve
John Seldon
Thomas Clare
Clementine
Clare
Rendwich Islands
Clementing
Bellivan
Doquille
Rebar
Enaw
Glare
Ry Fan
Emee
Sehn
Hia
Clement
Mr. Selden
Clementine Marat
Fanny Clare
Bethouet
Cleve Sullivan
Joln Selden
Belmar
Paris
Belemar En
Frank Belmar
Currency Tinkering Sparks Dialogue in Detroit Bank Scene
A Detroit businessman voices doubt about tinkering with currency as he observes money's intangible value. A shopper exchanges paper for goods, then another man remarks the bank cashier can issue new paper. The exchange underscores the volatile trust in paper money and mocks those praising currency changes.
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Detroit
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Maryland
Myone
Mr. Seldon
Misa Marat
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Anmper
Panoveletoe
Critisiam
Bontecou
Valley Stream
Queens Co
Long Island
N. Y
H.R. Stevensi
T. B. Forbes
WM. H. Forbes
Vegetine
H. BR. Stevens
Rotem
Mass
Moline, Illinois
Pane
Mar
R. K. Swan
Geo. Stephens
C. W. Lobdell
Evans
Perons
Moline Manufacturers
Dimock, Gould & CO
Moline
Illings
Moline Iron Works
Williams, White & CO
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