Rejoicings of a Bachelor at Christmas Night
A nostalgic verse recalls a Christmas night ten years past when a bachelor kissed Mary Jane. The narrator notes a joyful family now with three boys, born to a college chum and Mary. Oil City Derrick.
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Newspaper
The Warner Sun
Location
Warner, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1886
Page
4
A nostalgic verse recalls a Christmas night ten years past when a bachelor kissed Mary Jane. The narrator notes a joyful family now with three boys, born to a college chum and Mary. Oil City Derrick.
A wealthy narrator confesses to a hidden crime that killed Millicent and her infant and drove Sinclair Monroe to suicide. The story traces a life of envy from a cold stepfather’s mansion, Millicent’s virtue, and a jealous lover’s demise, ending with the narrator’s burdened conscience. The dead know the truth, while the living remain ignorant.
A New Haven dispatch relates Mary Mansfield's backstory from Worcester to Lexington and Hartford. Her jealousy leads her to marry her coachman William Whittlesey, sparking remorse and plans for divorce. he resists, while attorneys warn her of legal limits and the couple drift apart.
The tenor notes a revival of the old Peter Richings joke as Canon Farrar departs with the best wishes of the American people. About 25 000 share the national emblem and contribute to the farewell sentiment. The quip recalls speeches given for a daughter after a theatrical event in New York and other cities.
A Washington paper cites a prominent New Yorker stating that John Bigelow declined the New York sub-treasury post after his wife urged him to refuse the $175,000,000 custodian role. He reportedly told the president his wife opposed the appointment fearing the burden and ridicule.
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