Doctor’s dilemma ends as Mary Fraivier becomes bride
In Brownsville a physician, Dr Collins, misreads a porch kiss as an engagement with Mary Norris. After a comic mix up and counsel from Dr Peters, he learns the betrothed is actually Mary Fraivier. He wins her in the end, her gentleness and restraint shaping a heartfelt union. Mary Norris weds another, while the physician finally secures his beloved.
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Mary
Norris
Doctor Collins
Dr. Collins
Norris Mansion
Mr. Cummings
Mary Norris
Dr. Peters
Brownsville
Mary Carter
Mary Lewis
Mary Frazier
Withall
Doc
Mary Fravier
Dr. Colling
Mary Frazier Captures Hearts At Brownsville Quilt Social
In Brownsville a quilting bee turns social theater as Mrs. Goodwin pushes to finish a line by fair means or foul. Miss Frazier arrives, proves deft with needlework, and attracts handsome Dr. Collins who woos Mary amid playful rounds and whispered vows under vines.
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Miss Frazier
Mrs. Goodwin
Mary Frazier
Mary
The Grand Duke Alexis and a Swiss Padlock Cure
A sensational but fragmentary tale recalls Grand Duke Alexis marriage to a imperial household beauty. The pair wed secretly in Moscow, triggering royal anger and exile. Attempts by Count Scouvaloff to sever the bond failed, with the wife resisting offers of money and renunciation while remaining devoted to Alexis.
New Orleans Crisis and Army Role in Louisiana Legislature
A Northern Tribune article denounces the use of federal troops to dissolve Louisiana's Legislature, condemning President Lincoln's administration and urging states to protest. It cites Phelps, Sheridan, Kellogg, and White League concerns, notes congressional investigation plans in New Orleans, and warns of potential violence amid political turmoil.
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White League
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Wtaving
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Kellogg Ring
the Tribune
Department of the Gulf
Glul Wosdy
Lin
Chicago
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Rum and women in Paris intrigue echo old world plots
In Paris a narrator relays Goncharov style musings from elder Weller and Count Shougaloff about a distant Russian woman and child. The piece hints at attempts to reclaim them, notes public sympathy for sentimental schoolgirls, and mocks the delay of Grand Duke Alexis marriage while implying imperial indecision.
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