Mrs. Jones Boarders The Widow Sees Her Loss and Love
A widow recounts fourteen years since Anthony’s death and her plan to run a small boarding house. Theft by two cunning boarders reveals counterfeiters and a missing nest egg, then a later romance with Silas Hubert mirrors her late husband, ending in an invitation of marriage and a hidden secret.
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Anthony
Jones
Jen
Deacon Wilson
Mr. Jones
Tle
Amy
Hervet
Hetty
Iscon
Tomkins
Charles
Hide
Becky Raymond
Chicago
Becky
South
Hubert
Women Runs Nine Weekly Papers From Boston to New England
In South Boston a woman owns a chain of nine weekly papers serving smaller New England cities. Starting with five papers, she built a syndicate after a male partner faltered. She employs only girls, ages seventeen to twenty one, who gather news under her signaled editorial direction.
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Boston
New England
Secret of Christianity lies in helpfulness preached in Brooklyn
Dr. Lyman Abbott at Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn urged that the core of Christianity is helpfulness. He traced the deliverer’s role from prophecy to Christ’s actions, contrasted mercy with pagan notions, and argued that churches exist to relieve burdens, educate, and unite through love. The talk emphasized love of neighbor as the nation’s moral foundation and the church’s mission.
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New York City
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
Lyman Abbott
City of David
Christ
Lord
Jerusalem
Nazareth
John the Baptist
Messiah
John
Pilate
Europe
Russia
Rome
America
Church of Christ
God
Jehovah
Coneeos
Bentevar
Mercy
Ghecius
Seneca
Marcus Aureli
Ion
Sam Oothine
Episcopal Service
Gational
Oniteasional
Penine
Paris
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Liza Wiere
Mrs
Silas Hubert
Waverley Magazine
Yarmouth
England
Weather Bureau
Hatteras, N. C
Leipsic
District of Columbia
Tennessee
Scott
South Pole
Princeton University
John M. Clarke
New York State
Onondaga Lake
Orman
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Newfoundland
Ortman