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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1872
Page
3
A Rochester Union poem recounts a couple whose calm courtship unravels after marriage. The bride reveals a temper kept hidden during the engagement with a tale of gnawing a central post at her father’s garret to vent anger rather than risk a quarrel, ending with a rueful confession and wry humor.
Olivia d Erringer schemes to claim Doctor Pillsbury through passion and poison. The physician dies after Olivia's coercive gambit, leaving her to confront divorce, betrayal, and vengeance in a dramatic melodrama of desire and peril.
A coroner's jury convicts in a sensational case with murder accusations directed at the heroine. The scene shows a theatrical procession of jurors, officials, and witnesses, ending in a verdict of justified eccentricity amid a mix of doctors and spectators.
A long Washington page reports on the Senate debate and a mass of war memories. It records Mr Stewart calling a House bill to curb obstruction in courts and Mr Chandler defending Stanton and Grant with letters and testimonies.
An elderly Black man aboard a river steamer, recently with Union troops after Fort Donelson, discusses life and courage in a philosophical interview. He values self preservation above country, stating a dead white man or Black man is not missed by soldiers, and that he would not die for government.
British news reports the Grenadier Guards Band will not sail to America for the International Peace Jubilee in Boston. Lords debates reveal conflicting claims about indirect compensation in the Washington treaty, with figures including Sir Stafford Northcote and Mr. Schenck cited. Unrest spreads to Basque provinces and French army reforms are debated in Paris. A Plumpton village misunderstanding over a red seeks a vestment results in comic misdirection. Central Texas railroad workers go on strike halting trains.
The text outlines the life of Cornelius O Dowd, a physician and prolific writer. After medical studies and Gottingen, he served during the Irish cholera outbreak, worked at the British Legation in Brussels, and authored popular works such as Harry Lorrequer Charles O Malley Jack Hinton The Knight of Gwynne Arthur O Leary and more. He edited the Dublin University Magazine from 1842 to 1845 and later used the pen name Cornelius O Dowd in Blackwood's Magazine.
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