Improbable Meeting in Rain Reveals Hidden Affections
In a November village lane Miss Violet Dennis encounters a refined stranger who escorts her home despite her reluctance. She later discovers the man, Mr. Darcy, is returning from abroad and in a charged city dinner scene admits a lasting memory and genuine affection despite initial hauteur.
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Violet Dennis
Constitutional
Dennis
Miss Dennis
Sam
Mely
Violet
Jon
Sul
America
Arthur Darcy
Miss Dennnis
Darcy
Europe
Mr. Darcy
Ring of faith seals long awaited vow in Thanksgiving tale
In a reflective tale from Lestlie's Weekly a man invites reconciliation with Violet by presenting a treasured ring after years of separation. He recalls a past attempt to reveal his true self and the moment they mend their rift with a proposal brightened by his steadfast devotion. Violet accepts, wearing the ring as a symbol of renewed bond and future fidelity.
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Violet
Vic- Jou
Arthur Carey
Lestlie
Cau-Caronse
Wa-bun-so-na-cook
Jamestown
Boby
Ma-ta-oka
Smith
Wa-bun-so-nacook
E. S. Brooks
St. Nicholas
Old Miser’s Wealth Discovered In Squirrels’ Box
A cottager near Morris Conn recalls J O Maloney an oil recluse who died recently and a searched box found by two men after a wounded gray squirrel dragged it to a tree. The box hid mutilated bank notes likely totaling at least 5000 dollars amid chewed fragments.
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J. O. Maloney
Morris
Conn
Maloney
National party enthusiasm greets Grover Cleveland across the nation
The article argues Grover Cleveland’s triumphant tour reflects broad national support for the Democratic Party. It notes that Democrats are a truly national force, unlike Republicans, who it claims are sectional and weak in the South. Cleveland’s cross‑sectional backing is highlighted by strong votes from Texas, New York, Indiana, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Union
Buchanan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Senator Hoar
South
New England
Blaine
Middle States
Pennsylvania
Great Northwest
Pacific Coast
Texas
Empire
Empire State
North
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Washington
Boston
Land Acquisitions From Democratic Policy Shaped U S Territory
A historical survey traces how Democratic administrations expanded the United States from 827,500 to 3,600,000 square miles. It covers Paris 1783, Louisiana Purchase 1803, Florida 1819, Texas 1845, Mexican War 1847, Gadsden Purchase 1853, and Alaska 1868, noting political context and key figures including Jefferson, Monroe, and Blaine.
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United States
Alleghenies
Paris
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Northwest Territory
Virginia
Franklin
Jay
Yorktown
St Lawrence River
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Jefferson
James G. Blaine
St. Louis
Louisiana Territory
France
Napoleon
Texas
Mexico
California
British America
Arkansas
Colorado
Missouri
Maine
Sabine River
Polk
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Kansas
Wyoming
Mr. Pierce
Gadsden
Alaska
Andrew Jeokomie
Arctic Circle
Washington
James Monroe
Andrew Johnson
Louisiana Purchase
Louis
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Alleren
Gollex
Sean
Carey
England
Horsons
Ta D. Chapman
John Smith
Roy
Washington Post
John Sherman
Wn. F. Post
Puck
Richmond
New York Herald
Bar Harbor
White House
J. C. Picayune
Thomas Kirby
Banker
Abilene, Kansas
First National Bank
Capital
Abilene Bank
Chinon
Deanery
Zaede Coater
Itv
Lesold
Fisher
Bankerse
FELTE
Drs
Felty
Shollexberger
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia, Pa
Buckeyes
Garcelos
F.garcelon
Faulkner's
Broad Residences
Seventh Street
Buckeyes Avenue
J. M. Gleissners Drug Store
Abilene
Kirsch
Kaa
S. Steelsmith
Ofice Over Palace Drug Store
Palace Drug Store
W. P. Seeds
Attorneys AT Law
W. T. Davidson
Ofice
Loftice
Cam
Cottage Avenue
Gideon Folk
John E. George's Excelsior Billiard Hall
Spruce Street
Piie
Bettie
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