Unwritten pace of life and seeds of deeds
A reflective meditation on life as an unwritten pace. Each day we act and speak leaves seeds that shape future minds and days, good or ill, as the past molds the future in a continual moral harvest.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1881
Page
6
Judge Crane in Poughkeepsie Circuit Court Tale
A wealthy Judge Crane travels to the Duchess County Circuit Court in Poughkeepsie. A landlady scorns him as poor, but Crane outplays her with wit and a shawl gift, earning laughter, respect, and a moral lesson amid a stormy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Duchess
Poughkeepsie
Creasus
eUst
Laudlady
Jaudze
Saintie
Plessanty
Snaidzhe
Crane
Sheriffs Tavern
Craueimi
Betty
Judge Crane
John
Atarian
Hermis
Trace
Mary
Martha
Jéon Credit
Savas
Jxuardon
Attempts on Queen Victoria Recall President Garfield Attacks
The Philadelphia Times notes three early reign assassination attempts on Queen Victoria mirror the Garfield era incidents. It details Oxford in 1820, a second attempt by a man named Francis, and a third by Bean, highlighting royal courage, Peel’s distress, and public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Philadelphia
Queen Victoria
Edward Oxford
Constitution Hill
Hert
Prince Albert
Victoria
Vieravia
Linge
Hugland
Commission On Lunatic Asylums
Francis
Bean
Oxford
Mensdorff
JOCOLITIES Elements of playful verse and banter in print
A montage of humorous lines and quips from a periodical page, ranging from mock aphorisms about nerves and mice to elocutionary feats and social gaffes. It captures quaint street humor, wordplay, and light social satire across handsful of vignettes and brief sketches.
Meditating on Jay Gould's Narrow Street Crossing
A New York Sun eyewitness recalls a near fatal crossing in Wall Street when Jay Gould narrowly escaped being struck by a stage coach. The observer describes weighing a dramatic rescue plan before a bystander intervened and Gould thanked the unknown savior as fortune faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Wall Street
Am Fr
Jay
Jay Gould
Gould
New Street
Revision Committee Excludes Roman Catholic Members
The report notes no Roman Catholic representation on the Revision Committee as Cardinal Newman declined to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Newman
Rescue of Miss Bradley After Ocean Peril Near Island
Miss Bradley fell into the ocean during a picnic east of the island and struggled for nearly an hour before two fish-oil factory workers, Frank Milliner and Polk Lang, found and rescued her. She could not swim but floated on the water and is recovering with prospects for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
E¢Narch
Victoria
Pennes
Victor
Rascal
Palace
Green Park
Brooklyn Eagle
Fulton Street
Daetor
Poey
Ss Onaneoke
St Emr
Giaite
Aevideil
Pieris
Aati
Ael
Miss Bradley
Frank Milliner
Polk Lang
Royalty charms Bagshot fair with a whispered link
At the Bagshot fancy fair a young man admires a pretty article and learns from a saleslady that the item was sent by a mother. The saleslady reveals the mother’s identity as the Queen, sparking a tense but curious exchange about royal involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagshot
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Emma
Jim Mooney
Platel
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