Bella and Phillip Marrable meet again as life’s healer
A narrator recounts his late start in medicine and love at Bart's where he falls for Bella Whitcombe. After a failed engagement to her, years of travel and wealth follow, but heartbreak returns. A chance reunion with Bella reveals her husband is dead and they marry, with Bella becoming his physician and both learning to treat each other’s hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart's
British Museum
Miter
Bella Whitcombe
Strauss
Bella
Bayswater
Spencer
Tnncheon
Phillip
Tharesay
Pella
Marribone
Great
Russellet
Hart
Phil
Tella
Professor Whitcombe
Biscay
Australia
Hercules
Melbourne
Hella
Old Jeneen
Tere
FB. Parsons
Jensen
Menven
Advic
Harley
Dr. Parson
Erica
Croesus
Old Jensen
Cassell
Saturday Journal
Field and Shoes Stolen During Traveling Swap
A Kansas City Commercial Club trip recalls a prank by Eugene Field who stole all polished shoes from fellow travelers. The group found only scarce footwear in small towns as they moved toward California. Field remained unsuspected until the end, leaving everyone to improvise footwear replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Commercial Club
Hugene Field
Texas Town
Field
Texas Pacific
California
Fields
Howe
Pleth
Field Faces District Court Scrutiny and Public Rumor
The passage notes a public focus on Field’s character as a group of Kansas City businessmen observe. Field maintains fortitude during the ordeal and never pleads guilty directly, though he is active in detailing the case to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galtere
Field
Kansas City
D District Court
United States
Fort Birds
el Paso
Queer New Societies Form in London and Elsewhere
A late 19th century London article surveys unusual newly formed groups. It notes a provincial woman creating a cheap moral literature society that gives away pamphlets with profits funding domestic servant protection, and other quirky clubs including boxing glove schemes for youths and a peace arbitration fund that failed before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sociery
America
Spain
Cuba
Famous cow that charged Gladstone in England
In Chester fair a brindled cow with crumpled horns escaped into Hawarden park and charged Mr. Gladstone, tossing him and prompting a hunt for trophies. Tom Talley bought horns and hide, while others gathered teeth and jawbone. the headless cow became a mounted curiosity in Hawarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Jones
Peontrohin Farm
Chester Fair
England
Penntyphin
Hawarden Park
Strand
Gladstone
Yom Bailey
Hawarden
Cherter
Tom
Chester
Thompson
Denby
Tom Talley
London
Tom Hilles
El Paso Described As Gateway To Southwest Trade
A Livitor description highlights El Paso Texas as the gateway between two republics with a 20 000 population and rapid growth. It notes major rail connections seven railroads a large hospital, numerous churches schools banks newspapers hotels a federal building and a 1000 seat opera house as key regional centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Paso
el Paso
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Mexico
New Orleans
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
City of Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Epsia
Hood
O. S. Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Txlkfes
Penn Avenue
Pennsylvania
Penn
Norfolk
Ft Ke
Queer New Societies
Seton Feol
Londor
Pal Cawe
Bicycles
Chainlec
Pierce and Stormer
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Avenu
New York
Horner’s Furniture
R. J. Horner & CO
Furnifare
New Yorks
Adjetaing Eden
McMunn
Rechkivt
Foc
E. Ferrett
Pearl St
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