A Diamond Romance of Cora Blanchard and Walter Beaumont
Cora Blanchard's love for Walter Beaumont contrasts with wealth and diamonds. Walter, a poor ministerial student, loves her through years of toil. Cora's pursuit of money leads to marriage with Mr. Douglass, her fall from grace, and Walter's heartbreak before both return to faith and fate.
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Cora Blanchard
Walter Beaumont
M. Grannis
Cara
Cora
Walter
Jim
Fanny
Mrs. Blanchard
Mrs. Burton
Saratoga
Newport
City
Lottie
Mr. Douglass
Bea
Law
Mr. Douglas
Trey
Cora Douglas
Italy
Two-Year-Old Account Sparks Witty Exchange
A New Haven merchant confronts a delinquent customer over a two year old account. The customer replies with a humorous quip about accounts “standing” and jokes that his scroll should run a little longer, turning a demand into a playful retort.
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New Haven
Endorsement for Lincoln Echoes in Illinois Governor Race
The Hon. Richard Yates addressed a Springfield mass meeting praising Abraham Lincoln as the clearest, noblest, purest and best of leaders. He lauded Lincoln’s character, intellect and patriotism, calling him a spell to rally millions for liberty and humanity amid the Illinois gubernatorial campaign.
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Richard Yates
Illinois
Springfield
Lincoln
Great & Pation
Hlinds
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Stephens and Toomls
Sewards
Chases
House
Abraham Lincoln
North America
Notable Prince Jerome Napoleon Dies at Last
The report notes Prince Jerome Napoleon, youngest brother of Napoleon I, dies aged with a lifetime marked by unrewarding actions and a controversial legacy. It mentions his desertion of an American wife and a politically problematic marriage to a German princess, leaving his son Jerome Napoleon as a perpetual mortification to Napoleon II. The piece blends obituary with fleeting moral commentaries and a temperance anecdote. It also references the Central Park project in New York and projected costs, citing figures from Inspector Tweed and Supervisor Ely about expenses reaching over 11 million dollars and potentially 40 million more.
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Walter
Cora
Cora Douglass
Neew York
Gov. Seward
Rolley
Chicago
Horace Greer
M. H. Be
Baq
Jerome
Napoleon I
Jerome Napoleon
Napoleon II
Central Park
New Yo York
Tweed
Ely
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