Return of a Lost Father and Family Reunification
In a Middlesex cottage, Kitty reunites with her apparent lost father after a day of fishing by a brook. A distant tale unfolds of divorce, remarriage, and a discreet union as Mrs. Ormond and Herbert Linley wed again with Randal Linley as witness, ending with a quiet private ceremony.
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Middlesex
Uxbridge
Baden
Monaco
Jessen
Sydenham
Catherine
Kitty
Mrs. Presty
Mr. Presty
England
Susan
Line
Hook
Sydney
Brightwater Cottage
Mamma
Grandmamma
Papa
Papal
Isis
Darling
Mammy
Mount Morven
Sarrazin
Herbert Linley
Randal
The Lawyer's Apology
A fragment from a courtroom oration argues that a wife's jealousy towards a virtuous husband is a curious sentiment, depicting marital records as a standard of exemplary behavior and provoking critical reflection on jealousy within matrimony.
No title provided for consumption cure claim
The passage discusses tuberculosis transmission and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for early stage disease. It warns that delay is dangerous and urges purchase for symptoms such as shortness of breath spitting of blood night sweats or lingering cough.
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Pierce
Alfred Krupp Vast Industrial Titan of Essen
Alfred Krupp runs what may be the world’s largest business, with 500 plus acres in Essen, about 20 000 workers and 70 000 people supported by the factory. He owns 547 iron mines in Germany and four ocean steamers, 42 miles of railway, 28 engines, 883 trucks, 69 horses, 401 wagons, 40 miles of telegraph wires, 35 stations and 55 Morse apparatus.
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Alfred Krupp
Essen
Krupp
Germany
Young Blaine son marries and plans business life in secret
James G. Blaine Jr., the ex-Senator’s younger son known for vivacity, seeks a mercantile path and a secret marriage. He weds Miss Marie Nevins after archbishop consent, while family and press long unaware, amid broader farmer tariff debate and Donn Piatt’s economic critique.
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James G. Blaine, Jr
James G. Blaine
Washington
Capitol
Wesleyan University
Blaine
Harvard
John Hopkins University
James
Augusta
Marie Nevins
Col
Richard Nevins
Columbus
Samuel Medary
Ohio Statesman
Col. Nevins
the Statesman
Father Ducey
Mr. Blaine
Baker
Columbus, O
Handsome Hartford Soldiers and Sailors Monument Dedication
The Hartford memorial arch honoring soldiers and sailors is a unique structure spanning a stone bridge to the city park and state capital. Two 67 foot circumference towers rise 60 feet high with a 30 foot arch, a 40 foot high frieze, and a color scheme of Connecticut brown stone buff Ohio dressings and light terra cotta frieze.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Ohio
Some Striking Figures From the Tenth Census Report
Special agent F. H. Wines reports on defectives dependents and delinquents. In 1880 there were 53 604 males confined in prisons and workhouses and 5005 on felonies per million population 1069 per million in 1870 was 853 There were 1833 insane 1538 idiots and 976 blind per million inhabitants There were 21695 outdoor paupers and 66203 almshouse inmates during the census year.
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F. H. Wines
United States
World Wheat Crop Outlook Signals Slight Shortfall
The Price-Current report notes global wheat production excluding US and Canada may total 1.5 billion bushels, 50 million below average. US and Canada together may add 75 million, bringing total supply near 465 million with a 30 million surplus. Exports last year were 95 million bushels, with 120 to 125 million potentially exportable this year.
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United States
Canada
Cincinnati
Destined to Lick Creation
A reflective excerpt compares American grandiosity and humor as travelers in the New World observe the United States as a nation of giants. It notes Americans seek vast feats from rivers to cities while joking about excess, and suggests viewing the American from multiple angles amid cities and seas.
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America
New World
Warner’s White Wine Tar Syrup Sold By Crowder Reed
J A Rogers of Kenton Ohio says Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup has universal approval from his customers with no complaints. He has sold it for years and notes it is for sale by Crowder & Reed.
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J. A. Rogers
Kenton, O
Warner
Crowder & Reed
Chaney and Beasley Offer $100000 Loan at Six Percent
Chaney and Beasley advertise a loan of one hundred thousand dollars at six percent interest inviting applicants seeking capital to respond. The missive signals a bold financing pitch aimed at hungry borrowers.
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Chaney & Beasley
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Wilkie Collins
Tes
Bride
India
New York
East India
Egypt
Liverpool
Baltic
Paria
Europe
Congress
Great Britain
Donn Piatt
Knox County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Knox County
LaPlante House
Main Street
Crown Point
TLL
Wabash River
Indiana
Vincennes
Winesunes
William W. Berry
Gerard Reiter
Indianapolis
Sullivan
G. J. Grammer
F. E. Basler
Alta Life Ins. Co
Riees & Berry, Real Estate Agts
Sullivan, Ind
Switz City
W. B. Hallstee
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