The Prisoners Duel With Fate In Paris Tale
In a late nineteenth century scene, Rose and Danville await execution as Lomaque and an aide maneuver through prison politics. A muttered tense exchange reveals schemes, threats, and fragile hope while the outside world plots Maurice’s cottage as a potential refuge and clue to their fate.
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Lemayie
Dan
Slater
Tam
Rascala
Lomaque
Tradaine
Ainter
Rose
Young Sherman asks if he may suck his thumb
In Boston a very young William Tecumseh Sherman Thorndike, grandson and namesake of Gen. Sherman, displays plain speech and diplomacy. He asks a visitor, beside his mother, whether he would be mad to see him suck his thumb, showing early concern with outside opinion.
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Chalons-sur- Marne
Parla
Meaux
Wiiow Diyala
Eibelette
Meéaux
Paris
Mauriee
Lomaque
Duval
Maurles
Tean
Maurice
Citoyenne
Amal
Gen. Sherman
Boston
William Tecumseh Sherman Thorndike
Sherman
Boston Transcript
Plunkville Bugle Notes Sharp Editorial Echoes
The Plunkville Bugle laments a scathing remark about an editor tying to strong editorial style to accusations about a rival. The Indianapolis Journal quotes a comparison noting personal responsibility for chosen remarks and a contrast to shop goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plunkville Bugle
Clarion
Indianapolis Journal
Cheaper Than Jails Brief Mention in New York Budget
A historical note states that building new facilities for homeless or “schoolless” children in New York would cost over 13 million dollars, a figure framed as cheaper than maintaining jails. The text emphasizes the comparison without detailing specific programs or dates.
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New York
New Schoolmarm Brings Change to Fairfield School
Leslie Grayson arrives as the new schoolmarm in Fairfield and inspires students with outdoor nature studies and a village improvement plan. She earns Dr. Whitcomb’s support while facing gossip from older townsfolk and the reluctant challenge of traditional ideas. The children rally, fences come down, gardens bloom, and community pride grows as the model school gains momentum.
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Martha Pryor
Gordon Homestead
Mrs. Gordon
Martha
Miss Pryor
Jong
Folkin Warfield
Maria
Johnnie
Jessona
Marla
Leslie Grayson
Miss Grayson
Miss Alcott
Fairfield
Main Street
Whitcomb
Leslie
Grayson
Longfellow
Whittier
Eugene Field
Improvement Society
Rob
Cure Claimed After Cuticura for Child Eczema
Michael Steinman of 7 Sumner Avenue Brooklyn recounts severe infant eczema spreading to four areas. After failing treatments from doctors, Cuticura Ointment brought rapid improvement and complete cure after using the accompanying remedies. Date April 16 1905.
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Michael Steinman
Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
The Brute Husband and Wife Exchange Quips
A newlywed couple of three months shares a comic breakfast banter about grooming as they depart their home. The exchange highlights playful marital dynamics and humor in domestic life.
Clothier-Little Discoveres a Big Roll of Bills
Local street scene reports Rosenberg the clothier finds a large roll of money on the sidewalk. Mrs Rosenberg asks about advertising the found cash and Rosenberg agrees to invest in new stock and advertise the goods.
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Rosenberg
Dee
Rosenborg
Artist confronts dealer over paint quality dispute
The artist visits the shop to complain about materials. The dealer responds with a sharp remark about imagination, prompting a tense exchange. The incident highlights tensions between artists and suppliers over art supplies.
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Wilkie, Collins
Louis
T Meyer
St Lazare
Placel
Himehback
Arunk
Boher
Beo
Lst
Tribunal
Chiet Agenta
Police
Lomague
Lomaggue
Tradanne
Danville
Robert Pierre
Lemagie
Robesplarre
Et al
Coggright
Joseph BE
Bowlea
Robert Drew
Robert
Pairfield
Lessie Grayson
Beara
Qala
Bank Senspana Dei
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
St Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toland
Toland Business University
Sioux Falls
Winchester
NDC
Sasa
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