Humorous Portrait of Sumner in a Lowell Tale
In a vivid anecdote from Some Party Memories by Senator I. D. Todg e, Sumner is teased for a stiff mood and dull humor amid a lively chat with Longfellow and Appleton. The scene recalls readings, prizes, and a public curiosity about Lord Exmouth's collection.
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Jeny- Ang Summner
Lowell
Simner
Sumner
Longfellow
New England
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Mr. Tamgfellow
Summer
Lord Exmouth
Ulman Arrested After Whipping At Equitable Building
In Baltimore two men, Ulman and Anderson, quarrelled in the Equitable Building. Ulman struck Anderson with a dog whip, the scene described by witnesses as a violent attack. Anderson's supporters defend him as a martyr for free speech amid political tensions surrounding his campaign.
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Strada
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Alnan
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Umnan
Anerson
Lin
Totter
Stich
Idi
Ly Grult
Rejpice
Baltimore
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Hyateria
Siller Anca
The Pirate Captain Kidd and the Belgium Tongues
A historical miscellany covers Captain William Kidd's 1701 execution and the surge of maritime piracy’s impact on England. It then surveys Belgium’s languages, noting Belgian multilingualism and population language statistics, followed by a discussion on the symbolism of strawberries in religious art and a light anecdote about dining etiquette in a bachelor’s home.
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Kidd
England
Taldora
Belgium
Ogapenk
Momiah
Wores to Goma and the wild speech leaks
A fragmentary clipping from the Hougtan Post shows an opposition candidate named Wores addressing bins and cells. He hints at tomorrow’s speech where he plans to reveal the truth. The text is garbled and includes stray phrases about perfect wildness and a plan to speak after a future Gpeeek.
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Wores
Goma
Pho
Hougtan
Markets fragment summary item
Fragmentary market notes mention prices and items such as hay and clover with several garbled figures. The readable bits reference hay mixed products and small quantities, but specific entities, dates, or clear actions are not determinable from the text. This appears as an OCR wreck with scattered numbers and terms.
Parental Court Advocates Keedy Style Juvenile Oversight
A Hagerstown mass meeting in Trinity Lutheran Sunday school hall discussed "The Home Its Needs and Dangers" under the auspices of the Maryland Sunday School Union. Speakers, including Rev Dr Clevey and Judge M L Keedy, warned of rising youth neglect and delinquency, urging parental responsibility and a formal Parental Court to intervene with violators.
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