Beulah of Song Triumphs Over Failure and Love
A timid poet battles ridicule and doubt but finds a savior in an unseen benefactor. A year of encouragement turns to devotion as a mysterious correspondent helps him persevere. When they finally meet the woman, he declares love and vows to conquer life with her support.
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Richard Roall
Maral
Mie
Bethou
Heaven
Himelf
Ila
Peraps
Burns
Houte
Abe
Lars
Ahmet
Autumn
Richard Realt
Edenland
Tin
Richard Realf
Beulah
Manpa
Orocker
Hubert the lion in Paris tale of a hunter's pet
The story recounts Gerard who tames a mountain lion cub named Hubert in Algeria. Hubert travels to Paris in a cage, joins Gerard at the Jardin des Plantes, and greets him with affection before dying months later, despite romps and roars in the visitors’ gallery.
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Gerard
Jebel- Metours
Algiers
Hubert
Duc d’Aumale
Paris
Jardin Des Plantes
Huw
Agin
Aily
Paria
Labor strife hits McAvity Sona and Fleming works
The article notes a dowburn strike by McAvity Sona employees after a holiday proposal was turned down. Fleming Locomotive Works workers refused a nine hour system and left the shop, citing two signers who refused the document yet continued work. In a separate story fragment, a picnic tale unfolds with Agnes Hale and Lionel Bacon as key figures, culminating in a foundling being rescued by Kittie and later adopted by the group.
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St. Joho
G. B
Ara
McAvity
Sona
Brann
Dowburn
Fleming's Locomotive Works
Bacon Place
Kittie
Lidnal Bacon
Agnes Hale
Phe
Agnes
Lionel Bacon
Miss Hale
Indy
Glen
Almaya
Mina
Enid Kittie
Ufilow
Miss Kitetle
Fred Jones
Agnus
Agnes and Kittie Story of a Spring Destiny
Agnes dismisses hardship and betrays a friend while Lionel Bacon frets over a freckle and a nurse baby. He later returns to court Kittie, and by springtime, Katy wed and Lionel becomes her husband, sealing a dramatic turn of fortunes.
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Agnes
Lionel
Kittie
Kit
Bacon
Miss Kirrat
Baby
Thia
Marrua Bacon
Lionel Bacon
Twenty Thousand Soldiers Snow Balling in Georgia
In January 1864 during winter quarters at Dalton, 20 000 Confederate soldiers staged a massive snowball fight. Ten thousand on each side formed lines, crossed a frozen branch, and volleyed snowballs in a dramatic clash that ended with looting of quarter rations and gear. The Atlanta Constitution notes it as the largest snowball battle of its kind in Georgia.
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Dalton
Branch
Georgia
South Carolina
Gordon
Franklin, Tenn
Carolina
Atlanta
Chicago Stockyards Strike Could Go International
The Chicago stockyards strike may spread internationally as English dock workers are urged to block handling of beef and other packer products. A United Labor meeting on the 5th appointed a committee to contact John Burns to press for action and possible U S summer visit to study the labor situation. Workers complain of discharge without warning, two weeks notice or ten days pay forfeiture, limited weekly work, Sunday shifts, and docking of pay for lateness. Senator Veathan reports a favorable committee recommendation for a Missouri river bridge at Fort Marre, S D.
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Chicago
Coopera
Brotherhood of United Labor
John Burns
Burns
United States
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Kitty
Cate
Ace
Gried
Veathan
Missouri River
Fort Marre