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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1880
Page
10
A reflective poem contrasts ships at sea with lives left ashore. It laments delayed hopes and dreams with imagery of white docks, blue skies, and distant gleams, ending with the line that ships are anchored on a heavenly shore.
In a studio scene Bertie faces a patronage clash with Lord Weston as Lady Weston swoons during a portrait sitting. The narrator learns Bertie’s hatred of patronage masks a past romance with Lucie Lester, a clergyman’s daughter whom Lord Weston won.
The scene centers on Bertie’s portrait unveiling turning tragic as he poisons himself after discovering a love betrayal involving Lucy Lester. Lady Weston falls ill, and her husband Weston endures scandal and sorrow while the Voorhis case unfolds with an indictment alleging false pretenses to recover $3,000 for Hackensack Water Company bonds.
Cadets at the West Point riding academy staged an extensive horsemanship drill before the Board of Visitors and guests. The display featured saber work, ring targets, pistol work, bareback leaping, and hurdle jumps, drawing applause and expressions of admiration for the cadets' mastery despite occasional slips and near-accidents.
Congressman Charles H. Voorhis was arrested at his Hackensack New Jersey home yesterday on a bench warrant by Constable George A. Farle. The indictment under which the arrest was made was returned by the Bergen County Grand Jury at the April term of the County Court.
Thomas Prizelle was arrested in Columbus on June 19 charged with the murder of Williams at Georgesville last Saturday. It is claimed Miss Turner was intimate with Frizelle before her acquaintance with the murdered man.
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