Poem fragment of star bright love and yearning
A fragmentary verse expresses intense longing as the speaker compares a beloved to a bright star. The text blends archaic phrasing with stray quotes and disrupted lines to convey a romantic, poetic cadence about desire and celestial imagery.
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Bath
Montgomery M. Folsom
Wronged. A Duel over Charlton in New York
Twenty years ago in New York a physician, Graham, buys the practice of Edward Charlton after being introduced by Frank Du Plaine. At a billiard hall on Broadway a duel erupts when Charlton confronts Percy Dunham. Dunham is killed. Charlton remains unharmed. Eight years pass before any explanation surfaces about Charlton’s motive or past.
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New York
Metropolis
Frank DuPlaine
Edward Charlton
Graham
Duplaine
Charlton
Broadway
Tenth Street
Chariton
Percy Dunham
Dusham
Drrhera
Dunham
Tafterward
New
The Duel That Changed a Man and His Wife
In 1876 in London a former New York duel participant named Charlton reveals a past love triangle involving Mabel Dane and Percy Dunham. After forgery and prison, Charlton seeks revenge, but fate rewrites the tale when he reunites with Mabel in London, marrying her years later.
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York
London
England
Dr. Graham
Dr. Charlton
Charlton
New York
Kensington
Percy Dunham
Vine Old
Michigan
Damon
Pything
Doctor
Mabel Dane
Percy Dunam
Mabel
Percy
Edward
Mr. Dane
Dunham
F. L
New York News
Memphis Poet Seeks Quiet Entry to Paradise
Burdette of Brooklyn Eagle quotes a Memphis poet who imagines entering heaven with a poem that asks angels to hush the crowd and listen. The jab paints the artist as brash and metropolitan, conjuring humor about Memphis life and heavenly reception.
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Memphis
Paradise
Burdette
Brooklyn Eagle
Fairness at Fort Smith Hanging Noted by Sheriff
Detroit Free Press reports that at the last Fort Smith hanging the victim sent invitations to twenty seven relatives, twenty six attended with front seats, and the sheriff called it the fair thing all around.
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Fort Smith
Detroit Free Press
An Awful Mistake Bessie Ice Painter Elopement noted
A brief Epoch item recalls a newly married woman introduced by Bessie showing a lovely ice pitcher. The narrator asks if it was a wedding present and she appears hurt. Then Jennie reveals the woman eloped with her husband.
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Bessie
Jennie
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