Grace Bryan in hospital with wounded Harral and Captain
Grace Bryan visits a makeshift hospital ward with Captain Lawrence as he boasts of his charm. She learns Private Harral is missing and later reveals he was wounded and presumed dead, only to awaken as Grace confesses her love. The captain exits Grace’s life as she becomes Harral’s devoted nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Lawrence
Grace Bryan
Captain Lawrence
Chateau
En Espagne
Lawrence
Grace
John Harral
Harral
Morocco
Gates—Hall
Hanna
John
Miss Grace
Bryan
Mrs. Bryan
Mamma
Miss Bryan
Fredericksburg
Johnson
Esculapius
John Sarral
Mrs. Harral
Soldier’s Death in Civil War Victory Remembrance
A war news note mourns a fallen commander found dead after leading in the advance. It honors his valor and loss, praising the costly victory and the steady faith of loved ones awaiting news. The piece requests guidance to prize the laurels won and to rest the brave, duty fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Allie finds refuge with Jemmy on his farm after grave loss
A five year old girl Allie mourns at her mother's grave in a grim city setting. Jemmy, a rough but kindly farmer, rescues her from the charity home Miss Featherbee runs and takes her to his farm. There Betsy Welcomes her as a new family member, and Jemmy vows kindness to the motherless child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie
Alice
Mrs. Featherbee
Alie
Jemmy
Jezebel
Vin
Betsy
Texas Obituary Speech From a Historic Legislature
An extracted obituary speech portrays Solomon Dill, a Texas legislator, as a symbol of flawed virtue amid tainted boardinghouse ties. The speech mocks typhus illness as a motive for secession and mocks fellow members while praising Dill's patriotism, ending with plans for his burial at Mrs. Jones’s boarding house. The piece preserves period voice and local humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Botany Bay
United States
Dill
Slaker
Gherken
Ghesken
Speaker
Solomon Dill
Jones
Izzard
Ile
Mr. Speaker
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Ralgsuf
LEGAL
Joseph A. Neill
Johnson's Exchange
No. 5
Warren, Pa
Barnett W. Lacy
Warren Pa
Jerome Davis
Scopield
Brown & M
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren
D. M'Kelly
H . Jamieson
Wetmorf & Clark
Omeeon Second Street
Conrods
Johnson & Brown’s
L. D
Wetmore
R. Clark
Hotels
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Waren Co. Pa
John Russell
Carver House
Hull
Water Street
Warren County
George Sailor
Morrison
Market
Het
Piptsfield House
L. C. Pendleton
Pittsfield
Tidionte
Brown
State St
Public Square
Erie
Philadelphia
D. V. Stranahan
Front Street
Brown & Phillips
Physicians and Surgeons
Farmington Centre
W. Brown
A. Phillips
B. G. Keyes
Hickory and
Third Streets
Hazeltine & CO
Warren, Warren Co
PL Johnson
M. Shaeffer & CO
Yankee Nations, &c
Bysecker Block
C. W. Rathbun & CO
Point Breeze
Caughey & Clark
Moffat’s
Bonnell Block
State Street
Fiie
We. Ow
Cavenry
Lape
Beecher & Colman
Y. R. Coneman
Dunkirk
M. Beecher, JR
F. M. Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
Brown Brothe
W. Browy
John Rown
Nfsmith & Keller
Exchange
P. R. Bennett
Dies Ferry
Ea Ling
Kinzua
Smethport
Olean
C. Wade
IL. R. Cbe
William Siggins
Youngsville
Warren Co
Tr ' Smith
Greenland Brothers
Ucir
Sash
A. Ktirberger
George Ball
News Depot
S. P. Johnson
David Merickson
Meadville
Lewis Arnett
G.N. Yates
Columbus
Sherif
P. Kinnear
Isaac H. Hiller
Register
R. K. Russell
George H. Ames
Alden Marsh
Arthur McGill
Tidiowte
A. Barnes
Sheffield
Andrew H. Ludlow
Junius R. Clark
C. Masten
Glade
J. C. Thomas
Nelson Preston
Busti
N. Y
Patrick Falconer
Wm. F. Dalrymple
Mercantile
Samuel Hull
C. W. Rathbun
Eevery
Strattonville
SP. M
Ridgway
Sugar Grove
Lander
C. Smith, Jr
P.M. Warren
DR. Sweet
Liniment
Stephen Sweet
Connecticut
DRO Sweet
The
Sweet
Richardson & CO
Christ
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