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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1860

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Desolate Mansion in New York Prompts Family Tragedy

A narrative recalls a once-fashionable Broad way home now deserted as trade moves uptown. Schuyler Fairfax’s cold restraint and his wife Amy confront a rebellious son Guy whose gambling debts drive a fatal forgery, suicide, and a family ruin ending with Amy’s insanity and Fairfax’s lifelong silence.

Broadway Court New Yo Castle Garden Trinity Church Manhattan Battery Wall Street Drim Fairfax Guy Fairfax Schuyler Schuyler Fairfax Ston Amy Conrail Sclaigler Fairfax Aimy Guy Bat Yale College R. Fairfax Mr. Fairfax Timaels Amy Sorrouv Maresce Smiths Smithville Smith Mr. Smith Mrs. Smith Anne Sally Increase Young Smith Ferris Joe Ferris Joseph Mrs. Ferris Joe Bill Hodges Elder Smith Bo Ferrin

England Sends Eight Million Monthly For Food Abroad

England allocates about 8 million dollars per month to feed foreign countries, revealing substantial overseas food assistance. Major recipients include developing nations under aid programs, with ongoing considerations of supply and fiscal impact on domestic needs.

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