Versatile news items span wars to court cases in March 1877
Ex Senator Carl Schurz mourns his mother as Vermont militia reenacts Bennington. Boston to open largest Methodist church in America. Scotland reports a horse epidemic. Connecticut eases return of criminals. Britain discusses cavalry imports and glass exports. dramatic velvet tale of Virginia and Langley Temple ends in romance after a burglary attempt and shipwreck.
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Carl Schurz
Vermont
Bennington
New Methodist
Boston
America
Scotland
Edinburgh
Connecticut Senate
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant Conference
Atlantic
Lancashire
London
Manchester
England
Dr. Bowles
Wisconsin Pineries
Daniel Drew
Chicago
Moody and Sankey Tabernacle
Beecher
God
New Hampshire
Washington
Annie Brogdon
Spitz
M. Barnouin
Charley Ross
Alice
Virginia
Tate
Langley Temple
Motleys
Fred
Simon-pure
Langley
Frank
Sing Sing
Grandma Chichester
Horace Kent
W. Y. Mercury
The fisherman's wife and a deadly harbor legend
A winter Ostend scene shows a poverty stricken seaman unable to pay rent as a violent landlord demands payment. The couple harvests a desperate rescue voyage in a frail boat, leading to the wife’s tragic vigil and the haunting maidens’ crisis that ends with the madwoman walking into the sea. The tale is followed by garden and rail notes including hyacinth propagation and a dramatic railroad tunnel feat on the Southern Pacific.
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Ostend
Montague
Holloa
Alassir
Nina
Hotel Des Bains
the Gardner
University of Berlin
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
America
San Fernando
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Pittsburgh
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the Daily Commercial
Etereene Nees
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New York
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George
Harry Motley
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Monck
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Slade
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Judge Bradley
Oregon
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Anna C. Brackett
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J. L. Price
Ira P. Shissler
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