Echoes of a Ghostly Romance at Garston Estate
A fragmentary tale recalls Garston and a ghostly scene in an old Kentucky setting. Dinah and Dinah's ward Lucy Gartson unveil a haunting romance as Garston welcomes a long-lost cousin and reshapes his household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mimGae
Garston
Lucy
Mae Jobo
Dimas Gasman
Areton
Paul
Ibd
Carson
Lucy Gartson
Miuuma
Dinah
Jed
Garsten
Mermma
Garstot
John Garston
Gubr Alan
Pader
Mr. Oswald
Mia
Aiden
Hugh
Dina
Alten
Pennasivanky Avenue
Howe
Totas Land
Oakton
Progressive Sixty Three party and society notes
Topeka society items describe a second Progressive Sixty Three party hosted by Mrs. Fred Cole and Miss Lucy Knowles with spring decorations, a punch bowl, and a long list of attendees. The East Side Society notes cover a renewed Chautauqua program, officer elections, and plans for a May gathering, plus personal mentions and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cole
Miss Knowles
Fred Cole
Lucy Knowles
Mies Knowles
Whday
Chirieh Aduma
Clarence Bowman
Waldemar VonDahion
Fred Rorebrake
Misa Kate Guirther
Miss Horton
Routmond Horton
Irene Horner
Myrtle Jetrurre
Daisy Lakin
Mies Ross
Pere Latham
Helen Moor
Pearl Melarland
Mids Lie Han McFariind
Willa Rodgers
Mise
Ning ‘Thorn
Mis May Thonas
Mine Hersle West
Asabel Wilson
Margaret Welen
Emma White
Abby Ware
Faylews
Port Scott
Georgiana Wasson
Hobert d “Wasson
Lillian Trapp
Elizabeth Cole
Enst
Cent Mayhill
Panidale Literary Roctery
John Childs
Poonent
Frank Onton
He Stevens
Wilt Darby
Mary Cheney
Catching elephants in Brom Country Life Trustrated
A marcher journal details a march at 6:30 to 2:40, night watches, and a elephant drive called the Surround. It describes keddahs, funnels, and a complex method to isolate and bind a tusker, with guards, pickets, and bamboo barriers, ending with a successful capture and the discipline of a Koonkie team.
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Brom
Miles Ikachar
Lephaimt
Khaill
D.C
As. C
Elphant
Nnahot
D.C. Saya
Tum
Smail
Prisoners Tied by Neck to Gates Lead to Base Camp
Three men were restrained with cords and hawser ropes, then dragged a half mile to the base camp. They were bound at the neck and legs, hoisted with harnesses, and forced to move as guards controlled the procession. One elder struggled, but the group persisted until the removal of gates allowed escape or capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Tromt
Siong
Nicholas Czar of Russia Shows Chivalry and Harsh Demeanor
Fragment from tom the Youth's Companion recounts Nicholas I of Russia as a rigid aristocrat with moments of chivalry. A scene in Saint Petersburg shows him reproving a court official, then pacing a corridor all night, declaring the man a puppy in a dramatic display of imperial discipline.
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Tom
Nicholas L. Czar
Russia
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Wien
Nicholas Soo
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France
Mra. Turner
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Lawrence
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von Chester
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Charles F. Cavert
Esma
Los Angeles
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Kansas City
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Herald
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Chas. L .Wood
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