Frankfort hosted literary figures Major Stanton and Wilson
In Frankfort Kentucky at the homes of Maj. Henry Ty Stanton and Robert Burns Wilson, renowned for arts and letters, the two men are highlighted as spirited contributors to literature and painting. Wilson, a Virginia native long resident of Kentucky, paints landscapes inspired by nature and writes poetry. Stanton, a former Confederate captain and author of reconstruction era writings, is described as domestic and prolific with nine children. Both men are portrayed as social favorites in Frankfort and deeply connected to the Bluegrass’s cultural scene.
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Hubert
Frankfort
Tottens
Maj
Henry Ty Stanton
Robert Burn Wilson
Wilson
Robert Burns Wilson
Uooler
Balmler
Lavanor
Ducknor
Kentucky
Executive
Virginia
Bescane
Hietalonta
Fifth Kentucky Infantry
Inter
Maj. Stanton
Mim Mattie Lindsay
Werry
T. Stanton
Fela
Manton
Frankfort Hilla
Wil Samnet
California
Oregon
Union
Washington
Mary
France
Portland
la Box
Ashland
Ore
Rogue River Valley
Delaware
Clark County
Ure
Haa
Chicago
Beston
Matilda Joslyn Gage Remembered As Pioneer Of Suffrage
A tribute outlines Matilda Joslyn Gage as a founder and historian of the woman suffrage movement. It notes her deep scholarship, activism in New York state and national campaigns, and leadership roles including editor, organizer, and speaker at Albany and Washington. The piece places her work in the wider context of reform and letters.
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Yon
Maetilda Joslyn Gage
Doplyn
New York
Prom
Henry D Gage
Fayetteville
Syracuse
Woman Suffrage History
Gage
New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Mrs Fenton and the Vincent Mystery in the Shop
In a crowded shop Mr Fenton worries about his debt and his wife’s health while Mina Vincent teases a secret about Mrs Fenton. She hints the wife’s absence may mask a private matter as the talk reveals more questions than answers.
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Roth
Ming Vincent
Matareel
Fenton
Mina Vincent
Bilishe
Alisa Vincent
Mr. Fenton
Miss Vincent
Kenton
Mian Vincent
Roy Stary
Fentta
Antivons
Conree
Min Vincent
Bran
Thors
Mia Vincens
Fenton Drew
Mr. Fantom
Landirn
Mrs Fentn
Avery
Tompkinat
Penton
Mies Vincent
Dr. Tompkins
Ronis
Vincent
Fontan
Fenton family drama and Vincent painting surge amid debt
A damaged serial excerpt follows Mrs. Vincent as she rises as a notable artist, while husband David Fenton negotiates a three month loan to cover a large payment. Their tense reunion exposes secrets as Vincent gains status and the couple navigate trust and money in late 19th century society.
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Lorne
Weil
Vincent
Tfe
Lavin
Ysulurst
Bertin Pane
Thin House
Dr. Torkins
Lin
Merton
Fenton
Tompkitear
Han King
Patathos
Davi
David
Mia Vincent
Revarn
Toner
Rarmaking
Slovenia
Alarr, Jr
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Drut
Tabur
Kanan H. Benrox
Benton Weller
Matilda Joslyn Gage
Roenerr
Borteer
Pallip Sitney
Countess of Menbroke
Arcadia
Trium
Chaucer
Milton
Sydney
Cantor MB
CIA
Deaford
David Cena
Panton
Ype
Joseph TP. Bradley
Bhonu Pestis
Gaited Bates
Pontius
Tiberius
Madlay
A.D. Rito
St. Louis
Artatutia
Itachi
Wely
Rae Steed
la Pat Ahi Poe
Colnawane Ares
OLD Barkers Fy
Pia
EDIE
Esomperepelebay
TAM Ie
Our
Wanpol Wollacedi Bh
Gnek Na
Wy. Avare & Sasa
Lars
Wir
Tissem
J. C. Bergen
Buat Jamev Koouby
Ft. Vitus
Pastor Koenig
Tre
Montreal
Batevert
Pont Rey
My. Marchand
Dovran von Bydliey
Lee
Daefor Boeng
Sernel Panto Monte
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mel Koenig Medicine CO
W. Madleen
Uilaion Nt
Ill
Daughets
Fredorton
Ede
Penton Thia
C.C. Catty
Pnataes Dil
Cc.ocarty
Tata “Va
Raat
Patrice Treet
Frederick
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Erie
Maryland
Frederick Stove
Koval Argand
Linenry Syguarz
Eghand
Is Dloll
Noble Cook
Iron King, &c
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Tmde
Alwaya
Nise Mothe
Kepating of Chine
Evolvera
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Etchison
Son Furniture
Christian Association
Montgomery
Loudoun
Fis
Inet
Etorison
Sara Gies
Sol Wren Williams
Mr. Wind
Halle
Volar Det
Galumet
Pokes ii
Ant
Roanoke
VeyPore Renege
Wee Phan Seine Ee Tee
Bolden Sun
Excelsior
Grand Climax
Mate Mantel
Merve
Mnderpold
Wilbow& Son
Patrick
Prederick
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