Model Father chapter scene ends in dramatic discovery
A chaotic life class scene unfolds as Montgomery Bassett confronts his past abuse while his daughter Mary unexpectedly enters. The confrontation escalates into a staged moral reckoning culminating in Bassett's breakdown and a capacity for forgiveness. Bassett regains dignity, gains a yearly income, and reconciles with Jack Cameron as family ties heal.
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Cosctroen
Cassidy
Stanley Vyvyan
Hogan
Angel
Sule
Montgomery Basett
Bassett
Cameron
Jack
Vyvyan
William
Life
Moses
Montgomery Bassett
Temorses
Bill
Horace
Beaconsfield
Leverett
Mr. Hassett
Mary
Mary Bassett
Mr. Bassett
King Lear
Indy
Romteonneey Bassett
Jack Cameron
A Novel Ice House Then and Now
A detailed description advocates an inverted truncated cone ice house built into a northern hillside. It outlines materials like white oak slabs and poles, a gravel roof, drainage, straw insulation, and a sloped earth surround to prevent melt. Practical steps cover excavation, construction, and maintenance for year round ice storage.
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Boston
Bloody Shirt Speakers and Southern Voting Claims
The Chicago Inter Ocean denounces the charge that Southern industrial voters influence elections under Republican rule. It argues there is no proof that such voting would alter results and contends that outrages occurred only under Republican federal leadership, questioning any push to restore the party to power.
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John Sherman
South
Foraker
Kau-Klux
Gettysburg
House of Representatives
Sherman
Hoar
Union
North
N. S
Vilas
Congress
Pacific Mail Company
New Zealand
Pacific
Chicago
Hera
Chicago Inter Ocean
Senator Hoar
Washington
Inter Ocean
Horr
A Republican Cay. Absentminded Answer to a Constitutional Idea
A Washington Post excerpt criticizes a Republican proposal to cut Southern state representation under the Fourteenth Amendment for alleged voter suppression. It notes the later Fifteenth Amendment blocked racial voting discrimination, doubts the clause’s applicability to states like Rhodesland and Massachusetts, and argues the provision targets state action, not individuals.
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Gieeueken
Rhodesland
Massachusetts
Washington Post
The Shrinkage of the Northern Vote in Blaine Loss
A Chicago Herald commentary argues Blaine lost the presidency not by southern suppression but by reduced northern support. It notes Cleveland's large northern vote gain and Blaine's southern excess, with Maine Massachusetts and other states showing declines from Garfield's 1880 totals. It frames the election as a voluntary suppression of Blaine votes.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Graham
Boston
Toledo Blade
Philadelphia
Republic
Cleveland
North
South
Blaine
Hancock
Garfield
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago Herald
False political dialogue and mixed notices
A juried sample of 19th century political rhetoric contrasts Republican defenses with claims of disenfranchisement and corruption. The text cites the Massachusetts Justice Department critique, notes staff changes by the Attorney General, and includes brief unrelated clippings about actors and a moon flower exhibit, plus a statistic about hens in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Massachusetts
Department
St. Louis Republican
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Strother & Litts
David Creistie Murray
Mr. Cameron
Ichabod
San Francisco
Tee
London
the Foreign Mail Service
Bloody Shirt
Political Dialogue
Republican Party
R. P
Robeson
Chandler
Brady
Dorsey
N. P
Evi
Detroit Free Press
Eto Saeko
Erento
Corner
Buckeye
I. S. Hallam
L. Parker
the Farmers Lumber UC
M. Nicolay
Abilene
Kansas
Mobbs & Parker
W. E. Bomgardner
Cumber
Spruce Street
Fourth
Abilene, Kansas
THE
Agricultural Land CO
Acre
Daily Gazette
N. Blevins
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