Fanny Henderson Eases Aunt’s Bias in Michigan Tale
In Detroit Free Press style, a story shows Fanny Henderson’s kindness and wit guiding her aunt to rethink judgments about a city girl. The two bond as Fanny works, shields, and comforts, correcting prejudice while planning to stay and help. A separate note mentions a Leadville tunnel project costing 750000 dollars, ten years, five miles long, to drain and access ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Henderson
Mattie
Fanny
Bos
George
Fanny Atwood
Auotic
Mother
New York
Mattie Henderson
Mrs. Henderson
Leadville
P Ewes
Forest Station
Nderson
Posture and Injury Report From the Stage Scene
A visitor notes an ankle injury after a brief exchange. The injured person removes cuffs and an aunt’s shoe, describing significant swelling and a cautious early look at the affected area.
Vision of a Paris banquet and American bravado in a grand voyage
A preacher relays a tale from a Paris private banquet with toasted glass breaking and punch bowl destruction by an American editor who proclaims a boastful line about America. The echoing piece connects to John Mair’s idea of opening the Kings River region for sequoias and national reservations, urging speedy conservation before the area is overwhelmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paria
America
Tribune
King's River
Yosemite
John Mair
California
King’s River
Sequois Groves
Great Canon
Middle Fork
Tebipee
General Grant
Alcott Romance and Other Notables in Brief Items
A fragmentary romance recounts Louisa Alcott's parents with a young man as secretary who hesitates to propose, and a decisive line from Mrs. Alcott prompts marriage. The piece touches on a Vermont florist’s permission to name a pink after Mrs. Harrison, a spoon handbook, a papal dueling excommunication, and Lord Salisbury’s new writing role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Alcott
Mr. Alcott
Ms. Alcott
Aple
Aimee
Mrs. Alcott
Alcott
Vermont
Harrison
Mrs. Harrison
Lord Salisbury
Blaine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carrra
Surrius
Rust Barroan Bank OF
Ravenna
Ohio
N. D. Clark
Cras. Merts
R. B. Carnanan
Cashier
E. R. Crowell
Chas. Merts
H. L. Hine
Orrin Stevens
U.S
U. S. Covron
D. C. Cootman
W. Hotcoms
Ws. H. Berse
JOS Porter
Garrettsville
O. Blackstone Block
Raven Webs & Porter
Attorneya
Sladestone Biwok
Raferna
OL Loan
Joan
Tisise Webb & Route
C. H. Griffin
der Saregares
Pint National Bank
Fum
J. H. Nichols
Ofice
Phennave Y Second Nations Bang
Dusse
Dussel & Rogers
AT Law
Huglisi
Patil Euch Mebip
O. F. Hanselman
LAW
Blackstone Block
Fe Meddall
Yeu. Y. Guursurr
Eee & Douthitt, Ore Me Lew. Terns
Phas Biool Hays
W. Holcomb
Storney
Ritdle Bick Ravenna
Harry L, Beatty
E. Y. Lacey
Democratic Press
Peraoa
Brown’s Bakery
Main
Prospect
BROWN
Corner Main
Prospect &Ts
M. A. King
Riddle Block
Lascar
Crane & Shepherd
Steve
France
Darth
Lowe
Elr New Yard
Diamond Street
Feedom
Madison Street
Eniure
CiNis
Oxford
Bagster
Collins
C. A. Myers
Peter Flath
Phenix
Akron
Youngstown
Cue Rt
Blabon
Siner Ite
Waller Brothers
Waller Bros
I General Hardware, Harness, &c
SAS
Risdon &Taylor’s
Silage
Santa Claus
Lear
EESE
Novelties, &c
W. S. Wright
Stanford
Pephentie
IMC
Wickes Capitein Block
Bravenna
The
54 & Chase
Roz
Ats
G. W. Gockel
Mets & Hiddle
Shra i
Main St
Court House
Kitty
Colleen
Ain
Sirpatrick J. Coleman
George Henderson
Colorado
Mer Husband
Nia
Ravenna Roller Mills
i wood _ Proprietors
Southion
Sal
Dianis
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