Primrose Comes Home On a Farmward Fourth
Miss Abigail, a reserved New England woman, reluctantly takes in Primrose, Tad’s orphaned granddaughter. As Primrose blends into the farm, a family bond grows through shared memories, a fire scare, and a heartfelt moment when Abigail realizes the girl’s value outweighs old pictures and propriety.
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Ighining
Abigail
Tod
Tad
London
Thaddeus
Primrose
Lo Stockton
Abby
Harding
Picmurose
Miss Auignil
Theo
Cliss
Atemi
Miss Abigail
Sackel Ft
Stockton
Frimrage
Sam
Mischiet
Jake
Wren
Miss Abigad
Marion Dickinson
Tome
Fourth of July misadventure ends with missing child
A fragment from a local page recalls a little boy missing after an Independence Day mishap. The Cobwigger family quarrels over his whereabouts and the dangers of toy pistols as Freddie’s fate remains unclear at morning.
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Thomas Cat
Denih
Noise and cheers erupt as Frances Amory cites St. Nicholas
Fragmentary verse mentions Lenny, Jimmy, Alec and a noisy scene with drums, bells and cannon crackers. Frances Amory references St. Nicholas in a playful, historical tone. The excerpt preserves the celebratory mood and directions for participants, capturing a lively public entertainment moment.
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Lenny
Jimmy
Alec
Frances Amory
St. Nicholas
Noted Critique of Republican Platform and Imperial Policy
A Philadelphia edited platform is blamed for being long and evasive, omitting key issues while defending trust and imperial policies. The piece cites Grosvenor and Quigg amid criticisms of McKinley era actions, labor concerns, and doubts about liberty in the Philippines and isthmian canal aims.
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White House
McKinley
Philadelphia
Lemuel Eli Quigg
Hendman
Scoater Matt's
Quigg
Committee of Resolutions
Alfo
Congress
Aber
Senate
Republican Congress
Hody
Valente
Loge
Adolph Patterson
Imperialist McKinley and the Republican Platform
The Chicago Democrat denounces McKinley as imperialist, condemns the Republican platform for lacking reference to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, and accuses Hanna of representing combines while urging voters to choose Bryan and a free government over imperialism and trusts.
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Rathbone
Neely
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Owatler Civil Service
McKinley
Fess
Congress
United States
Republican Party
McLinley
Philadelphia
U. Ail
Republici
Republican Attorney General
Republicann Congress
Hanna
Manna
Bryan
Chicago Democrat
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