A bachelor recounts a wild midwinter courting tale in a parlor
In a frosty night tale a jolly bachelor Peter Green recalls his failed courtship with Sadie. A prank filled evening ends with a legendary tumble from a kitchen to the barnyard, a broken pie, a frightened old man, and a vow never to court again.
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Peter Green
Mr. Green
John Smith
Mary
John
Sadie
Wales
Family courtesy shown in daily acts of care
Harper's Bazaar notes that young people imitate small acts of consideration for elders. When parents acknowledge these favors with thanks, children continue kind behavior, creating a welcoming home atmosphere free of rudeness and harshness.
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Mamma
Aunty
Papa
Susie
Harper’s Bazar
Waiting for the Millennium at Battle Creek Adventists
A historical piece notes Ellen G. White leading the Second Adventists in Battle Creek Michigan with a strong claim of her despotism. It describes visions warding off murmurs and followers, a wealth of property including a publishing house college store and water cure establishment. It mentions plain dress Bloomers and seventh day Sabbath observance.
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Joanna Southcote
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Oxym
Providence Press
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Ben
Iowa
Cuba
New York
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Alice
Frank
Boss Tweed
Statesman
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Boston Post
Hell Gate
Tweed
Sing Sing to Auburn Draft Sends Fifty Convicts West
The Utica Observer reports at 8 AM 50 inmates from Sing Sing were ordered for Auburn travel with Walworth and Ingersoll among them. Mrs Walworth and a young sister accompanied, while the group sang en route, and the journey included stops at Poughkeepsie and Utica. Walworth spoke of illness and hoped for daylight. Ingersoll showed despair as he left prison life behind.
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Auburn
Hudson
New York City
Frank H. Walworth
James H. Ingersoll
New York Sun “Tweed
Frank Walworth
Ruby
Walworth
Anderson
Ingersoll
Gov. Dix
Mother
Albany
Utica
Ray
Frank
Mahaney
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