Rosa Lee and Dr Clayton plan a wedding in Cedar Grove
Rosa Lee confronts past love as Dr Clayton presses for marriage soon after his return. Richard Delafield arrives with a rival, but Rosa hesitates, torn between duty and affection, while family and Mrs Lansing weigh in on the impending union and its shadowed future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Delafield
Loangfillaw
Tir
Olaston
Tedard Delafield
New Eyland
Hilfe
Rega
Bowie
Mrs. Lansing
Wr. Delafield
Dek
Jittie
Jessie
Xeon
Herbert
Emuwon
Rosa
Rosa Lee
Dr. Clayton
Lehire
Ray
Calni
Olowia
Tonyxelf
Mr. Lansing
Lansing
Itelam
Richard Dea
Mra
Richard
Grrowton
Richard Delafield
Panama
Niern
Delafield
Rosen Lee
Towers
Alann
Angeline
Rosa Tee
Atenee
Lamaine
Ale
Tosa Iyade
Cai
Oto Delafield
Rosa Fan
Misa Lee
Clayton
Seca
Cedar Grove
Chiyton
Richard Dedufield
Cewegl
Bla
Jongees
Maria
Lio Sing
Jer
Sunny Bank
Pius
Dr. Clay
Ant and Hoppergrass Crumble in Farce of Deprived Feeder
In a comical tale a lazy Hoppergrass begs Miss Ant for food but is scolded for idling as she works. The scene shifts to a six year old with chickenpox shocking peers, and a children’s education quip about spelling books vs phonetics fueling a family debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Miss Lee
Ada
Miss Ant
Mandy
Mistah Hoppergrass
Ant
Mistah Bloppergrass
Misa Ant
Alistair
Winkitt
New York Times
N Street
Sali
Ethel
Mamma
They Have the Better Way in Horse Stalls
The article describes a Japanese method for stabling horses with a fixed grain and hayrack door at the head, preventing entry beside or behind the animal and reducing danger and mess. It contrasts with English stabling while noting Africa’s vast British possessions and population.
Roosevelt Western Tour Highlights Two-Month Campaign
President Roosevelt traveled 14 000 miles over sixty six days visiting twenty two states from Washington to the Pacific coast and back. He delivered hundreds of speeches including a Chicago address reshaping the Monroe doctrine and spoke on trusts tariffs and the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication in St Louis. He spent sixteen days in Yellowstone Park for rest and was greeted by large crowds in Illinois cities Freeport Rockford Rochelle Aurora Joliet and Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Totoma
America
Pacific Ocean
United States
Yellowstone Park
Great Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
South Pyakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
St. Jonin
Ianens
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Puget Sound
Idaho
Wyoming
Secret Service
Mississippi
Hingis
National Capital
Vacish
Ilinois
Freeport
Rockford
Rochelle
Aurora
Jelief
Sontine
Bloomington
Winnebago County
Pontiac
Livingston County
Livingston
Sui
Beate Arsenal
Springfield
Grand Army encampment seeks venue and pension data
The 1904 Grand Army reunion favors a more convenient city than San Francisco as members age and travel grows costly. Gen. J C Black of Chicago is to be elected commander in chief. Separate notes cover Spain war pensions, Venezuelan island Margarita, Turkish compensation, and other State Department items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
San Francisco
Siast
J.C. Black
John Co. Black
Chicago
John Charles Black
Lexington
Miss
Wabash College
Crawfordville
Ind
Knox College
United States Pension
Congress
United States
Linoi
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Miinois
Spain
Ware
Turkey
Roogom
Miss Blea Stone
Department of State
Miss Stone
Torkey
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ay Floyd Livingston
Leon
Winiling Lelief
Anna
Teai
Sid
Snather
MR. Hoppergrass
England
Egypt
The
Soudan
Great Britain
Africa
G. Allen
Honolulu
Captain Allen
Hipratien Islands
Rewillingi
Arsenal
Venezuela
Margarita
Germany
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
Germana
Castro
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Caribbean
Bsst
Payne
John Allgood
Gallatin
Tenon
Allgood
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Ee Wormer
George G. West
Bt. Lovis
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