Five Democratic Governor Candidates in Philadelphia Era
Five prominent Democrats vie for the Pennsylvania governorship as factional strife and party scholars collide. Ex US Senator Wallace, ex Lieutenant Governor Black, and Pattison as central figures lead a field of ex state leaders, lawyers, and editors shaping a heated nominating contest amid city and state political tensions.
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Delamater
Sue
Andrews
Quay
Quay Smong
Democratic Party
United States
Samel
Onaioniers
Gha "Bisch
Eee
Gencor
P. Wolver
R Wallace Loneage
Lawrence County
Pattison
Jeremish S
Princeton College
Dawson
York
Chauncey F., Jr
Chauncey Forward
Tyler
Treasury
Somerset County
Chauncey Forward Black
Bisch
Somerset
Hiram
Garfield
Monongahela Academy
Morgantown
W. Va
Jefferson College
Canonsburg
Washington Country
Edwin M. Stanton
Jeremiah S. Biack
Black
Congress
General Hancock
Stephen J. Field
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Wherry
Benator Wolverton
India
Bend
Lsbor
Biead Fether
Wallace
Pisin
Cal
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John J. Dawson
Friendship Hill
Fayette County
Hieiries
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Republican Party
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Wu Nam
Ing Jameorei. Bopha
Pit
Eckley B
Luzerne
P. Wolverton
Northumberland County
Robert E. Monsehen
Chester
Robert E. Pattison
Philadelphia
James A. Beaver
Comitee
Aee
Grant
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
Texas Pacific Railroad
Senate of the
State Senate
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Union Pacific
Pacific Railroad Commission
Chestnut Street National Bank
Chestnut Street Trust Company
Congressional National Committee On Organization
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Senate
Beatrice and Beacons At Bryngelly in Welsh Tale
Geoffrey Singham, a London barrister, visits Bryngelly where Beatrice Granger, clever and beautiful, plots to trap him for fortune. Beatrice rescues another man, and at the vicarage romantic tensions unfold involving Lady Honoria and Squire Owen Davies.
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Welch Coast
Geoffrey Singham
London
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Certa Maire
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Writing of the Land at the vicarage shadows Beatrice's role
Geoffrey settles at the vicarage while Beatrice acts as nurse to Effie and shares a wary, restrained bond with him. Beatrice’s pale, worried look and an afternoon engagement with Owen Davies haunt Geoffrey as the Sunday service and family tensions unfold. Elizabeth pursues a strict pious stance, while Granger obsesses over tithes and crops.
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Effie
Beatrice
Anne
Elizabeth
Jones
Red Rocks
Mr. Davies
Dr. Davies
Granger
Seryae Cook
Beatrice Ali
Owen Davies
Effix
Beatrics
Rike
Ani
Owen
Mr. Granger
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Brv
Eliza
Elisabeth
Dwarfing Plants Through Japanese Practices Described
The article outlines Japanese methods to dwarf trees including twisting stems and bending branches to create curved forms and stumps. It notes some specimens survive for decades, with examples like pinus parviflora reduced to about one eighth their natural size and a claimed 150 year original.
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