After Many Years Returns to a Sheltered Homecoming
Darrell Britton and his father Dr Elliott arrive at the Jewett homestead after years apart. A reunion with Mrs Britton unfolds with poignant emotion as she recognizes John, her long-lost husband, in a moonlit scene that binds past and present. The tale centers on a quiet, intimate revival of family ties and love after a long separation.
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John
Elliott
John Britton
Darrell
Patience Jewett
Bince Darrell
Pines
Waicn
Great West
Marion
Mother
Maron
Ned Eldott
Dr. Parker
Duke and Henry Streets
Virginia Gate Deposit and Trust Corporation
Eastern Home Restores Family Under Jewett Roof
Darrel and father settle at the Jewett homestead as Mrs. Jewett’s rooms are reopened after years. The old decor gives way to modern furnishings while Miss Jewett resists change. Secrets of love and past affections surface as Darrel discusses Marion, Kate, and his dream love with his mother, who urges clarity about true love and virtue.
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Darrel
Jewett
Mrs. Britton
Mr Britton
Mrs. Jewett
Sally
Ukimbu
Miss Jewett
Mass Jewett
John Brit
Gally
Ava
John Britton
Darrell
Espey
Mrs Platt’s dog banished from hotel dining room
Guests at the Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs report Mrs. Senator Platt was asked to remove her dog Griffon from a breakfast table. Manager Mr. Stein refused to bend the rule, noting that guests insist animals not dine in the dining room. Mrs. Platt relented and handed the pet to a bellboy.
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The
New York Tribune
Antlers
Colorado Springs
Colo
Senator Platt
Stein
Mrs. Platt
Mr. Stein
Rs. Platt
Officers must qualify in target practice for First Regiment
The First Regiment District National Guard orders all officers to meet qualification scores at the range under Col. Qu zahd and Capt. Cookson. Capt. Sayres' F company, Spanish war veterans, joins drills, while Lieut. Col. Pettit becomes brigade instructor. The Naval Battalion drills, new enlistments, gymnasium plans, and basketball activity mark a busy winter program.
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Our
Sayres
Harries
District National Guard
Quzahd
Durand
Cookson
James S. Pettit
Emil Schaffer
Harriis
Gunge
Suayres
John Barr Carmody
Ardois
Cor~ Coran Cadets
Company E
First Regiment
Rice
Brigade
Cant. Edwards
Brett
Col. Pettit
Pettit
West Point
Cuba
Philippines
National Guard
Connecticut Guard
Ohio
L. M. Brett
First Cavalry
Hodgson
Wmrar
War Department
Diedal
Medal attached to colors for District of Columbia Volunteers
At brigade headquarters a silver shield-shaped medal was issued to accompany the colors carried by the District of Columbia Volunteers in the war with Spain. The inscription notes the colors were mustered with Company F of the First Regiment and honors their service in Cuba.
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Cuba
Hegient
Quantico
Washington Southern Railway
Franconia
Quantica
Rosalyn
Hemng
Georgetown
Virginia
Aqueduct Bridge
Lattle River
Columbia
M. B Hartow & Co
South
Fairfax St
Irish Jaunting Car Evolution Traces Irish Transport Tradition
The piece traces Ireland's jaunting car from early panier-inspired sledges to modern springed carriages. It notes peasants using baskets on donkeys, slides carrying loads, rough wheel lowbacked carts, and finally well-made spoke-wheel vehicles merging utility with sightseeing.
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Ireland
Falr
Peggy
Donegal
The Stock Actor Life and Daily Grind of Stage Work
The article outlines a stock actor George Alison in Unice and his demanding routine. Rehearsals run from 10 to 2, costume fittings and makeup follow, with matinees and nightly performances leaving little time for personal affairs. It portrays stage life as hard work with vanity tempered by the grind and constant bill changes. It includes brief digressions from other columns and a stray ad-like snippet about a sore and a remedy.
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George Alison
Unice
Ocean
Alexandria Businesses Advertise in The Post
Merchants and Alexandria business men urged to place notices in The Post. Dense local notices include banks, shops, schools, ferry and train details, upcoming events, marriages, and public notices with many named entities and addresses.
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Alexandria
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A. Maynard Barbour
Mainwaring
Wilisburg
Lake Ontario
Ips
Ned
Dr Eliott
Mr. Britton
Walm
Father
Carriuge
Grechings
Wilcott
Dr. Eliott
Drv
Hs Father
Jonet
Britton
Darren
Bhomestead
Sistee
Brittan
Durrell
Billiott
Wen
Dr Elliott
Rena
Chen
Narrell
Darreau
Ae Uemewous
Academy
Fielding
Jrwspa
Pete
Columbus Dispatch
Tess
Howell
Powell
Feet Ceive Ena nerOne
Uck- Jena
Alexandria Newsiters O Interest
Alexandria National Bank
Burke & Herbert Private Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
First National Bank
Mercantile Railway Building and Loan Association
Saving Hank
Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
King and Royalsts
Washington
Norfolk
Glenwood
A. W. Embrey
Baltimore
Bryant Fertilizer Company
Arlington Institute
North Washington Street
A. MT Chandlee
A. W Baker
Winchester Commandery
Old Dominion Commandery
K. T
Albert W. Henderson
New York
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Broadway
Minnie Hayden
Fredericksburg
J Frank Kaiser
Hugh Barber
George W F Pettey
A. Smoot & Co
Fairfax Street
Park Aknew
Mamie
Markham
Fauquier County
J. D. Gatewood
W. J. Boothe
Washington Street
Mabel Owen
Christ Church Choir
Aitcheson Brothers
Henry K. Field & Co
North Union Street
North Lee Street
James W. Smithers
South Fayette Street
Mr. Jeffers
Misa Hmma Koenig
Maggie
Marion Schwab
Bromilaw Brick Co
Park Agnew
Prop
Bell 107
South Pitt Street
Mr. J. Wolf
Philadelphia
Episcopal High School
Charles Monroe Nash
Portsmouth
Fairfax County
Marshall House
Kingy and
Pitt Streets
John D. Normoyle
King and
Royal Streets
United States Army Quartermaster’s Department
Gibson
Alonso H. Cushing
Forta
Potomac
Fort Scrivin
Savannah
Army Point
Sunday Post
Splendid
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Pennsylvania
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Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mount Vernon
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Randall Laine
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Co
Weems
Great Oceanic
W A Smoot & Co
King Street
Louis F. Hansborough
Warrenton
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Mercantile
Prince and
Fairfax Streets
T. Canon Meehan
Ballindagein
County Weaford
Father Cutler
St. Mary's Church
H W Wildt & Son, Jewelers
North Royal Street
Cok C A. Dempsey
Virfin
P. J Dempsey
William Kilgore
Rockville
Union Sire
Walt
Ex- Co
E. Rice
Mutual Ice Treme
Mrs. Roman
Robert
George Kidwell
Duke Street
Taylor's Prescription Pharmacy
William A. Moore
Maticn of the Peace
Mgr
Gerald Jones
Bessie Jones
Grace Anderson
Charlottesville
Rammel
Westminster League of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Brooke
Lucy Graves
Brooke
Miss Graves
Creoas
Modern Protective Association
Opera House
Atherton
Bedford City
Roanoke
Alexanndria
J. C. Milburn
Royal St
St. Mary's Academy
Havemner
Postal Telegraph Company
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
J. L. French
French
James 8. French
Alexandria and Washington
Williem
Moore
Old Dominion Works
Charles F. Nash
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Smoot & Co, Lamber and
W H. Bontz
Red Hance
Noble Smith
F L. Entwasle
Ramey's
Telephone
Laslie V Daingerfield
Miss Mary
W. T Sutherlin
Danville
Alexandria Steam Laundry
South Fairfax Street
West End Onlinie
Elizabeth Metcalf Allen
Flushing, L. I
Louisa Albert Cazenove, Jr
Miss Allen
John Alden
Priscilla
Mr. Cazenove
Richard Henry Ler
Yula Starneld
Richmond
R. Walton Moore
Fairfax
City
United States
Chas Hoot
J F Muir
G K, Boothe
M. BR
Harlow
B Baer
Europe
Charlee R Hooff
Thomas W. White
J Stanley Neale
Lester Manor
Mary H. Harlow
Mount St. Agnew College
Montegue
Luther Carter
South Henry Street
Shuman
Carlin
South Henry
Lillian Carter
J. Walker Bowen
Tazewell County
United States Internal Revenue Office
J. Harry Acker
Rockingham
R BD. Knight
Confederate Veterans
Improvement Fund
Thomas Collingsworth
India Henderson
BE. E. Padgett
Bohraus’ Cafe
Bouth
Columbus Street
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