An Unseen Ally in a Rioting City Scene
Ann Harcourt defies a mob to save an old enslaved worker from racial violence in a tense night of riot. Onlookers jeer as she and Joseph stumble through a chaotic New York square, aided by a courageous stranger who joins the struggle and guards their escape.
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Forty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Joseph
New York
Ann
Fanny
University Place
Mr. Cortlandt
Artim
Hendricks Cortlandt
Mr. Cortland
Aislean
Annie Byrne
Annie
Run for Its Synopsis in a Civil War Era Tale
A widowed mother of ten, Mrs Cortlandt plans marriage to Hudson Cortlandt leaving her daughter Ann. Ann is adopted by Hendricks Cortlandt as war rages, while a political romance unfolds with Renneslyer. Amid hospital aid and battlefield peril at Gettysburg, Ann learns of Renneslyer’s fate and faces danger and love.
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War Ministry
Avezzana
Ann
Avezzara
Flere
Hendricks Rennessyer
Europe
Avelsana
Italia
Paris
New York
Sanitary Commission
Emily
Hendricks
Mrs. William
Mrs. Cortlandt
Washington Square
Gettysburg
Milton Center
Ann Byrne
Hudson Cortlandt
Hendricks Cortlandt
Rennaslyer
Witvgse Aon
Cortlandt
Renneslyer
Washington
Densley Howard
Fragmentary Dating Nonsense Dialogue From 19th Century Paper
A garbled OCR snippet shows a father scolding a suitor for marrying his daughter. Phrases imply a man is told he is too young, with scattered numbers and dates, but the text remains incomplete and unclear about names, places, or a concrete event.
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Old Joseph
Charles Dickens
Fourteenth Street
Fanny Cortlandt
Peter
Starcely