The Lute and Vision in Century Verse by Lampman
A fragmentary lyric passage urges silent reflection as the lute's tender strings draw forth inner dreams. The speaker pleads for mute eyes to witness exalted visions of battles, storms, triumphs, and longing, culminating in a mystical, fiery world revealed through art.
The Bay of the Dead Treasure tale of Manning’s pirates
The Lab rador coast lore recounts Manning a Scotsman who turned pirate in 1807 after a voyage with his wife and crew. He buried five treasure casks in the Bay of the Dead near Mutton Bay, killed the slave who aided him, and perished with his crew in a storm. Decades later tales spill forth of ghostly wealth and repeated searches by captains and fishermen, with no definitive proof of the treasure’s recovery.
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Labrador
Captain Kidd
Manning
Newfoundland
Atlantic
America
Mutton Bay
Meccntina Harbor
Quebec
Europe
Straits of Belle Isle
St. Lawrence
Fay
Canada
Bay of the Dead
Amnegro
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Captain Black
Ricketts
United States
Rickerds
Maud Ogilby
Boston Transcript
Wall Street
Russell Sage
Russell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Sage
Mr. Morgan
Jay Gould
Lin
New York Times
Ready made cloaks and garments spur women’s wardrobe boom
The New York Sun notes a large growth in ready made cloaks and dresses for women, praising the affordability. Cheapness creates many jobs and lets women dress better for a fixed budget, achieving styles and finishes once hard to attain.
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New York Sun
Untaught Diplomat and a Candy Promise
A mother teaches Nick that a gentleman never begs for candy, even from Uncle John, who arrives with a pound of sweets. Nick keeps a serious oath, while Uncle John admits the gift. The page also notes language nuances, white paper matching, and quinine workers facing a skin ailment from vapors in hot solutions.
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Nick
John
Uncle John
Harper
New York
Moving into New Hardware House with Vast 4 Story Building
The firm announces relocation to a huge four story warehouse measuring 836 by 120 feet. Basement stocked with pipes, bricks, nails, shoes, and assorted materials. First floor displays iron and steel, nails, rope, belting, tools, and farming implements. Second story features Wrought Steel, plows, harvest equipment, paints, and hardware. Third floor houses a 10,500 square foot shop with about thirty workers, offering plumbing and heating services and sheet metal work. They ship to eight states and promise low prices.
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Syracuse Wrought Steel
Syracuse Oliver
Gowanda
Gale
Pickett
Kassons
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Kerry
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Mexico
Lippincott
Chicago Tribune
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BE. Schiffmlann
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Krout
Siegfried & Co
Warren
Ciicula Ely
Gabile
West
Siesfried & Co
Gruggists
Warren, Pa
Amon Furniture Store
Ely
Catarre
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Cafipal
I. D. Wetmaore
Pres
M. Beecher, Cash
Warren County
England
Scot
Wilen
J. Hazeltine
Foreigr Exchange
O. W. Beaty
M. B. Dunham
L. B. Wood
Chas Nover
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L. R. Free Man
Charles Jv. Stone
F. H. Rockwell
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Washington, DC
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Claims
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Georgia
Fehlman Brothers
Boston
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New York City
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Goodrich & Feb
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Ill
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New_York
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Eric
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Children Cry For
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