Love and Power at Ravensmere Estate Face Quiet Reforms
Lord Caraven and his wife Hildred chart a charitable revival at Ravensmere. She offers to become head steward and reform the estate while he, under her influence, begins to value governance and social improvement. A changing partnership foreshadows political awakening and a staged transformation for the region.
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Lord Caraven
Raversmere
Gerarda
Treouj
Raoul
Carmen
Ney
Temild
Hildred
Gararen
Cariven
Caraven
Birl
Hadred
Ravensmere
Bisuyre
Lady Caraven
Honcey
Little Lotta Ends Stage Life in Quiet Retirement
A New York Chronicle report details Lotta Crabtree’s graceful exit from the stage. Now Miss Crabtree she adores her mother, enjoys a peaceful New York life in privacy, and plans to remain away from acting for good.
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New York
Chicago Chronicle
América
Lotta
Miss Crabtree
Misette
Lotis
Musette
Loila
Upper New York
Jenny
Lotti
Cannot Bave His Wife Abroad Rules Of Transatlantic Ships
The article discusses the rule forbidding a captain's wife to travel on his own ship. It argues the policy aims to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure the captain remains focused on duty during peril. It reflects on moral qualifications and the idea that duties and personal ties should not compromise ship safety.
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Trans. Atlantic Steamship Companies
Battle Hymn Remembrance of the Dead in War
A rousing poem recalling Civil War sieges and battles from Atlanta to the sea. The speaker honors fallen soldiers, their comrades, and veterans while praising sacrifice and memory through stark, moving imagery. Edvin S. Hopkins signed poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beras
Atlanta
Edvin S. Hopkins
Memorial Day Parade Dream of a Small Village
A group of school children led by Thomas Judd reenact a Memorial Day parade by a cemetery near the village by the sea. They collect flowers and sing "Onward Christian Soldiers" and "The Soldier Tune" as they place a wreath on a soldier's grave. The scene honors brave soldiers with simple, tender reverence.
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Homas Judd, Jr
Gus Lommy
Willie Lamkin
Tommy
Mr Dram
Lil
Jim
Sas
Thomas
Lim
Charlie
Lamkin
Thayall
Solemon
Eadh
Samzin
THE GRAND ARMY AND THE NATION'S ENDURING MEMORY
The passing of the Grand Army marks a sad spectacle as Civil War actors fade from memory. The era’s sweeping history, battles, and valor will be told in song and story while those who faced the bullets and shells depart Father Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Grand 3 Republic
Tech
Carvnage
Decorating Soldiers Graves Across Nations
The article recalls a two day period for grave decoration observed by North and South origins and notes souls day on November 2 guiding mourners to lay garlands on tombs. It mentions Memorial Day traditions spreading across the land with flowers placed on fallen heroes' graves in New Orleans suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Memorial Day at St Rocke shrine scene described
The narrative recalls a Memorial Day procession led by Thomas Judd Jr. and a disabled veteran with a wreath placed on his neck by Mary Lee. Women travel the dusty road to St Roque where offerings await on the altar. Tablets and devotion mark the sacred site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Roque
Dainey
St. Royse
Deznahee
Memorial for fallen soldiers and local tributes recounted
The item recalls a war memorial scene with honors for fallen soldiers, urging children to bring flowers and grateful tribute from across the town. It mentions Daniel Webster in a non sequitur, with scattered phrases about veterans graves and wreaths.
War revenue debate and labor bills pass in Congress
A lengthy report details Senate and House actions on the war revenue measure, labor bills limiting government work hours and creating a non partisan labor commission, and a defeated bid to modernize transit of electoral returns. The record notes eulogies for Rep Seth L Milliken and adjournment until Monday.
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Senate
House
Adjutant General
William J. Sewell
New Jersey
Martin T. ‘MeMshoa
New York
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
William H. Ronsall
California
Board of Managers
National Home
United States
Oklahoma
Seth L. Milliken
Maine
Me. Corliss
Mich
Washington
Sene
Svar
Debsk
U States
War and
Usvy
War Revenue
Terence
Yeas
Tongue
Ore
Old East Visits and Silver Ore Smelting Misunderstanding
In Montana a group of elderly visitors from the East is puzzled by mining processes. A wife asks how silver is extracted, learns it is smelted, and quips she smelt it but found no silver. The piece notes the broader wartime context with King Umberto II wounded at Custozza and Austrian victory under Archduke Albert.
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Montana
Yombert II
Italy
Tima
Custozza
Sn Dissetronais
Archduke Albert
Odds and Ends from a Dated Column
A杂 fragment mentions dyed furs not to be brushed by the inexperienced and notes mushrooms as stative to oil temperate climates. It cites Kamchatka sea otter skins at $1,000 each, compares Japanese iron coins with Siamese porcelain coins, and references a French paper naming a single academician Jules emultre who rides four wheels.
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Japan
Siam
Jules Emultre
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Auxerre
Obarren XV
Cass Carayen
Hildeed
Britain
John Blantyre
Mare Cottage
Court Regen
Tegret
Little Lotta
Tom
the Grand Army
Vommmy
Mary Lee
Anita Road
Lele Nut
Ach
Herve
Abri
Memorial Dax
Thomas Judd, Jr
Mary Lie
Brive
Daniel Webster
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