Harvest Fields and Prison Walls Near Lowuurt Germany
From a window I watch reapers bring home their sheaves as bees hum amid creepers. Pleasant field women bring rosy children weary of pity while others toil behind bars. The speaker longs for useful toil and the calm of stars, lamenting life’s faded sweetness near Lowuurt, Germany.
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Thaye
Lowuurt
Germany
Gov. Tilden’s veto on rebel claims stirs partisan fight
The Springfield Republic and New York papers hail Gov. Tilden for a sweeping letter on southern claims, urging defaults on rebel debts and urging a move to let bygone issues rest. They frame the move as principled policy to end war era disputes and seek peace, unity, and prosperity.
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Springfield
Mags
Tilden
New York Herald
Gov
Filden
South
Isis
Lucy
Agai
Gov. Tilden
Mr. Hewitt
Mr. Tikten
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Indiana
Onin
New York
Empire State
Philadelphia and Eric BR Division Sovninium Pit TABLE
Fragmented OCR text lists travel and schedule items for Philadelphia and Warren on a Sunday in July. Mentions trains and routes such as Philadelphia Express and Warren stops with uncertain garbled names and times.
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Philadelphia
Daviston
Whose Was the Guilt! A Wife Seeks Money for Fashion
Elis Tremayne, a well-to-do but frugal husband, confronts his wife Effie over funds for a new silk and dress upgrades. She pleads for twenty five pounds and hints at a Hastings trip, while he cautions against extravagance and debt, urging economy and shared sacrifice.
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Bilis Tremayne
Hilie
Ellis Tremayne
Elle
Mr. Tremayne
Ier Bine
Jrue
Tremayne
Effle
Elis
Hillis
Mr. Lamar
Efic
Ellis
Edie
Alyle
Jis
Ette
Hastings
Effie
Tren
Flo
Pim
Effie Tremayne
Godfrey Coddington
Tam
Mrs.Tremayne
Mrs. Coddington
Mr. Coddington
The Sea Side Fashionable Woman and a Banker's Wife
Mrs. Tremayne pursues an expensive shore party and new silks, forging ahead with fashion despite a growing debt. Ellis Tremayne confronts concealed bills and a life of temptation. a Telegram, a discovery, and a pistol end in tragedy as a banker’s wife bears blame for her husband’s ruin.
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Eile
Ellis Tremayne
Ife
Ellie
Ellis
Mr. Wingffield
Chicago
South Carolina politics and federal overreach debated
The Philadelphia Times prints a Northerner observer's view on Governor Chamberlain, reform efforts, and the alliance with Southern corruptionists. The piece argues veterans of both parties distrust Chamberlain, warns against military interference in elections, cites a legal protest by Philadelphia lawyers, and notes contemporaneous worldly items from the era.
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South Carolina
Chamberlain
Custer
South
Yimes
Democrats
Patterson
Philadelphia
Washington
Mexico
South America
Hartford Wits and Early Connecticut Literature Pioneers
A fragmentary historical overview notes Hartford writers from the early era, naming Joel Barlow John Trumbull Dr Cogswell Theodore Dwight and Richard Alsop as founders. It highlights Dwight as editor and Connecticut Mirror founder, Goodrich Peter Parley and Brainard as peers. The piece recalls their publications and roles in shaping regional letters.
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Joel Barlow
John Trumbull
Cogswell
Theodore Dwight
Hopking
Richard Alsop
T Hartford Wits
Trumbull
McPfingal
Courant
Dwight
Hartford
Startford
G. Goodrich
Peter Parley
Boston
Percival
J. GC. Brainard
Connecticut
Brainard
Mirror
Cll Clark
Noimeaber
Cabinet guesses and a Chinaman in cuffs in old Sarlington tale
The Sarlington Gazette outlines likely cabinet posts for President elect Fillen with names from Massachusetts to Kentucky. A San Francisco reporter relays a peculiar theft attempt by a Chinese man, followed by a Hartford incident where a believed medium predicted a death date. Magzie Mitchel faces relentless begging.
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Sarlington
Fillen
Chas. Francis Adama
Massachusetts
Treasury
Allen G. Thinman
Ohie
John J. Palmer
Ilinois
Navy
Andrew G. Cortin
Pennsylvania
Laturior
Chas
A Dana
New York
Henry Walterson
Kentucky
Janes I. Doolittle
Wisconsin
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