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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1880

Page

7

Engaged at the theater proves costly for Mr Daffodil

Mr. Daffodil flatters himself with social calls in town but met with laughter and rebuffs as the ladies joke about engagement. After a string of rejections and a damaging mix up a white card reading Engaged is found on his coat. Rexford reveals the prank and the misread label causes the social setback.

Mr. Daffodil Hugh Rexford Mr. David Daffodil Rexford Hugh David Duffudil Miss Mixcell Lady Jane Grey Queen Elizabeth Morris Gen Mac Jones Lissette Corinne Sophronia Mrs. Mac. Jones

Westville Couple’s Long History and 33 Daughters

A New York Times piece recalls Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mott of Westville Hempstead. Their long history begins with Julia Ann adopted by Mrs. Dooley on Barren Island in 1807, then identifying her as the Harney family’s missing daughter after a dramatic reunion. The tale notes Gibbs the pirate, a missing Swedish child thief, and the couple’s 33 daughters, all daughters.

New York Times Westville Hempstead Henry Mott Barren Island Nicholas Dooley New York City Boston Peter Harney Henrietta Julia Ann Cortlandt Street

Old Couple Noted For Large Family And Generations

An obituary style note highlights an elderly couple with many grandchildren and great grandchildren, reflecting on a long family lineage and broad kinship across generations.

Melikoff presses reforms to free press and court review

Count Loris Melikoff orders swift examination of political cases since 1873 and aims to release about 1200 students and many thousands more by return to families. He pursues broader liberalization, including press freedom under Dr Abaza replacing Grigoroeff as censor, promising liberal support.

Loris Melikoff Supreme Executive Commission Melikoff Grigoreiff Aba

Presidents Sleep in Washingtons Bed at Mount Vernon

A historical note recalls that Presidents and their wives have slept in George and Mary Washingtons bed at Mount Vernon. The custodian says it is common for Presidents to do this, with Lincoln Grant Johnson Buchanan Pierce Fillmore and Tyler among those who have stayed there.

Mrs. Hayes Mount Vernon George and Mary Washington Vernon Lincoln Grant Johnson Buchanan Pierce Filmore Tyler Washington President Fierce

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