Betrayed A Dark Marriage Morning Chapter Twenty Seven
Flora Cleveland endures a midnight flight from her husband after a revelation from Slyme. The walk through New York leads to Elliston mansion and a forced separation as Eugene confronts truth, while Flora’s mother supports her and Agnes Leland departs with her daughter.
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Flora
Eocene
Flo
Filo
Iseek
Mrs. Morgan
Eugene Cleveland
Clara
Slyme
Flora Cleveland
New York
Cora Elliston
Carolina's Dispensary Profits Reported
The South Carolina state dispensary releases a quarterly operations statement showing a profit of 67139 dollars for the past quarter and 32198.16 dollars for the previous quarter, totaling 99337.16 dollars in six months.
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South Carolina State
Georgia notes on local trials and governance in 1870s
The report covers Forsyth murder case mis trial with Doyle defended by Boynton and Willingham, a Philadelphia style reward for Walker county dynamiters, a reduced fine for John B. Hightower, and Governor Northen’s moves. It notes paving contracts for Venable Bros and guano use in Macon area, plus local court adjournment and several death notices.
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Forsyth
Henry Doyle
Doyle
Boynton
B. S. Willingham
Walker County
John Shahan
J. M. Gooison
Northen
John B. Hightower
Lantena County
Hightower
State Executive Committee Meeting Called for March in Atlanta
Judge Allen Fort of the State Executive Committee calls a meeting in Atlanta on March third at 10 o’clock. The seat lists include Allen Fort Americus J W Nelms Atlanta J L Hardeman Macon Clark Howell Atlanta and district representatives from Savannah Sylvania Arlingon Pelham Perry Butler Columbus LaGrange Conyers Jonesboro Thomaston Jackson Marietta Smithonia Madison Gainesville Louisville Sparta and Eastman.
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Allen Fort
Atlanta
State At
Americus
J. W. Nelms
J. L. Hardeman
Macon
Clark Howell
Gataway Hartridge
Savannah
W. P. Wade
Sylvania
H. C.sheffield
Arlington
J. L. Hand
Pelham
J. H. Hodges
Perry
W. E. Steed
Butler
B. H. Richardson
Columbus
J. C. Crenshaw
LaGrange
J. W. Hale
Conyers
W. T. Kimsey
Jonesboro
M. H. Sandwich
Thomaston
E. E. Pound
Jackson
D. H. Hamilton
Fire at the Fair Destroys Part of Illinois State Building
A fire in the east wing of the Illinois state building at the world’s fair was likely incendiary. Quick alarms and many engines prevented major damage to the art palace storehouse. Fireman Joseph Hallak fell thirty feet but escaped with minor injuries.
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Iinois
Ilinois State Building
Art Palace
Illinois State Building
Joseph Hallak
Sensational Charges Stir Birmingham Political Circles
Ben Delmos secretary of the state Republican campaign committee declares he holds vouchers showing money paid through him by Chris Magee. Magee was sent to Alabama to aid Harrison loyalists and Kolbite and People’s Party leaders who allegedly broke with the Republicans. Delmos warns he will publish vouchers if Kolbite papers continue their attacks.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ben Delmos
State
Republican Campaign Committee
Chris Magee
Alabama
Harrison
Kolbites
People’s Party
Delmos
Fire destroys Norton Bros tin can and japanned ware works
A massive blaze engulfed Norton Bros factory on Dock and Water streets Chicago. It required twenty three engines and two fire boats to control the fire which damaged four walls. Loss estimated at six hundred thousand dollars with six hundred workers left unemployed.
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Norton Bros
Water Streets
Chicago
Exploding Boiler Kills Forty-One Men on Brandenburg
A boiler explosion aboard the German cruiser Brandenburg at Kiel during a boiler test killed forty-one crewmen instantly and fatally wounded nine others. New boilers had been installed and steam was raised to test them.
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Kiel
Germany
Brandenburg
Debt suspension amid silver price slump and a busy news digest
Senor Cruz announces debt payments halted due to silver depreciation. J A Wardlaw and Co in Chattanooga report total stock loss by fire with about 10 000 dollars in damage and 1 000 in insurance. Raleigh dispatch notes many distilleries close under the deflation law.
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J. A. Wardlaw & Co
South Chattanooga
Tenn
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N. C
Yadkin
New Orleans
White
Louisiana
McEnery
Blanchard
Herbert
Admiral Benham
Bio
Republica
Peixoto
Rio
Mello
Desterro
North Carolina
Foore
London
Gladstone
James Carmichael
Midlothian
Jackson
Columbus
Witesses
Puck Editor Joseph Keppler Dies at 56
Caricaturist and editor of Puck, Joseph Keppler, died of heart failure at age fifty six after spinal and lung troubles. He had edited a World’s Fair edition of Puck in Chicago and devoted himself to it, later returning to New York in frail health. Keppler’s work made him a world famous editor and caricaturist. A statistician notes Americans spend about $400000 a day on amusements.
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Slyme
Mr. Slyme
Siyme
Vioxa
Mia
Cleveland
Carr
Flo
New York
Madison Square
Fifth Avenue
Elliston Mansion
Colonias
Helf
A. A. Elder
Athens
J. E. Altman
Rehoboth
Morgan County
M. C. Nunn
Altfan
Gifford
W. D. Anderson
Georgia
Cobb County
Horse
France
Germany
Texas Siftings
Lloyd
Puck
Hartford Journal
Detroit Tribune
Chicago
Binghamton Republican
Washington Star
Porkopolis
William
Humphat
Josx
Philadelphia
Buffalo Courier
Pryer
New York Press
Maria
Mr. Billus
Chicago Tribune
Joseph Keppler
Keppler
A Farmer's Snow Carriage Rides Through Deep Snow
A rural Maine farmer travels in a homemade one horse sleigh hooded like a prairie schooner with a stove inside and a top funnel, claiming comfort over bitter north winds. The Detroit Free Press notes the rig is his own invention, not architecturally stylish but very practical.
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Aroostook
Uge
Detroit Free Press
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