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Washington Telegraph in Washington, Indiana

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Washington Telegraph

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

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Jul 01, 1859

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Words and Thoughts No 4 a tale of love and murder

A young woman Ida Boyd refuses a wealthy suitor, choosing friendship with Charles Redington and William Appleton's suit. Jealousy erupts, William is found shot, a newspaper fragment ties Charles to the crime, and a doctor uncovers the evidence leading to Charles's arrest and confession. Ida's heartbreak ends in tragedy.

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William Ida Boyd William ‘Appleton William Appleton Charles Ida Whilliam Redington Mamma Syren Charles Redington The Evening Star Thomas Providence New York Star Nash Congress Mr. Redington Mr. Rodington Justice of the Peace Isw Ife Eleanor Rediington Appleton
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Origin of the Prairies and drift theory lecture summary

Illinois State Geologist Professor Wilber argues early earth oceans formed the prairie region, with coral insect activity and ice-rafted boulders shaping land. He cites sea shells in rocks and fossil remains as evidence, and notes drift soil produced fertile plains and tall grasses yielding a treeless west.

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Wilber Illinois Genesee Republic Prairies
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Transient Beauty Versus Cherished Intellectual Value

A letter from Washington Indiana argues beauty is artificial and fleeting while true value lies in intellectual qualities found in rural cottages and stately mansions. The writer suggests admiration should shift from perishable features to enduring thought.

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Washington, Ind
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Ital Charlee William’ Appleton Wasington Telegraph W. 8 Gavfney Qlean ‘Childern
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