Soliloquy on London and Scotland from Olden's Tour
A fragmented diary recalls London fogs, then shifts to Scotland and Venice. Mr Olden muses on love, art, and a Gray study girl, a Venice rescue, and a growing attachment. He alternates between humor and longing, unsure if romance will bloom before returning home.
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Tondon
Simpkins
Ocean
Byron
London
Michigan
Ackney
Chesapeake
Shakespeare
Tom
Toan
Constantinople
Venice
Rome
Switzerland
Paris
Sud
Yenkco
N. B
Mademoiselle
Jove
Ives
Mrs. Toilyers
Miss Gray
Mao
Somuel
Becaie
Knickerbockers
Scotland
Susuelly
Benison
Silas Wegg
Miss Laurel
Gray
Anya Ale
Baemin
Oan
Oll Lancheon
Glenarty
Scott
Sie
Srchly
Rogalind
Sags
Henry Olden
Misa Gray
New York
Christmas in a Dakota Dugout and the Blizzard Rescue
Archer Metcalf and his family face a Christmas in a prairie dugout near Dakota. A deadly blizzard strand them, but a son’s clever wagon-tire chime signals help. the convoy is saved, and a joyous Christmas unfolds with prayers, hymns, and a warm fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda
Sahara
Archer
Marcauf
Metcalf
Archer Metcalf
George
Mrs. Metcalf
Ches Yas
Archie
The Scotch sprats joke and the clannish line
In a recent lecture Dr Rentoul of Woolwich tells of a man selling sprats claiming they were Fine Scotch sprats Beautiful Scotch sprite. The crowd demands the true name and the boatman insists they must be Scotch, noting how they stick together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rentoul
Woolwien
Ars
Yarmouth
Boataro
Martha O Neill stockholder sues rail firms for fraud
Martha O Neill sues South and North Alabama lines and Louisville and Nashville alleging 2 million dollars of fraudulent stock issued. She seeks appointment of a receiver, cancellation of the stock, and an accounting between the companies. The suit impacts the Louisville and Nashville system and alarms railroading circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha O'Neill
Bouth & North Alabama Allroad
Anit Mgaio
Bouth & North Alabama
Louisville & Nashville
South & North
Louisvill and Nashville
Austrian Emperor's Gift to Montgomery Girl Sparkles with History
An Austrian emperor sent a four leaf clover gold pendant with a diamond dew drop to Charlotte Pollak of Montgomery. The back bears an inscription from Francis Joseph I. Charlotte wrote to the emperor on his birthday, and the gift's story moved the court master of ceremonies to pass along the thanks. The keepsake now stands as a cherished family treasure among Montgomery memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Archer Metcalf
Metcalf
Francis Joseph
Austria
Montgomery
Montgomery Advertiser
Armerica
Emperor of Austria
Francia Joseph I
Charlotte Pollak
Ischel
Ignatius Pollak
Ue Pollak
Charlotte
Mia
Pollak
Ing
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Max
Sir Walter
Ronan
Corrin Nan Sbian
Coilan
Harry Olden
Ordin
Boliloqgy
Edinburgh
Hebrides
Tra Boen
Tam
Tharo
Horn
Loch Mayle
Viska
Tory
Mins Rai
Long Branch
Lucy Romer
Landleas
Thes
Sheldon Bordon
Dilcserd
Archer Matcall
Dakota
Mr. Grealey
Waying
Ita
St. Giles
Bt. Paul
Poe
Ries
Thia
Fia
Bia
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