Wealth and love unite in Bremen and Copeland tale
Annie Peyton Bremen, a single daughter, steers a plan to test clerk Charles Copeland by posing as a poorer relation. After six years of business ties and quiet intrigue, the pair wed with consent from Paul Bremen, who values character over fortune and arranges a joint venture Bremen and Copeland.
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Annie
Bremen
Mr. B
Frenp Pacu
Charles Copeland
Micha Loomis
Paul Bremen
Micha
Copeland
eNane
Mr. Bremen
James
Anna
Father
Pather
Paul
Charles
M. Bremen
Annie Peyton Bremen
Bremen & Copeland
T Ales
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth
Wm. Aikerman
Wain
Aikerman
Pembroke
Jack
Rebellion quarrels over who sparked the war
Rebels argue about initiation of the rebellion and shift blame among states and leaders. Reports from Washington and Newbern discuss secession, leadership shifts, and military headlines including Grant, Sherman, and the ongoing draft. The War Department notes enlistment, prisoner exchanges, and veteran reserves amid a war-torn nation.
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Redmond ]Gurer
Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Washington Chronicle
Enquirer
South Carolina
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Congress
Stanton
Grant
United States
Fry
Bureau
Veteran Reserve Corps
War Department
Discovery Oil Dream Ends In Sick Market
A humorous historical note recalls Jonah seeking his father to report an oil business find but warns of a market collapse. The tale portrays an early, satirical account of oil exploration and profit misgivings.
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Jonah
Sarsaparilla Elixir Promoted Amid Political Tales
An 19th century ad touts Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Sarsaparilla Pectoral and Pills as universal remedies. A satirical note mentions Artemas Ward and a bribe accusation against a hotel doorkeeper dismissed for soliciting bribes for access to the President, with a brief nod to Gen. Dix.
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Artemas Ward
Phosphorus
St. Nicholas Hotel
Gen. Dix
James Bite ney of Michigan in Liberty era note
A fragment mentions James Bitney of Michigan, son of the late Jamen Birney, linked to a Liberty era note. The text is incomplete and provides limited context about the individuals or event involved.
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James Biteney
Michigan
Jamen Birney
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