Molly Carter and the Hillsboro entanglement unfolds
Molly, a widow, endures romantic rivalries and social pressures in Hillsboro as Dr. John, Billy, and Judge Wade mingle with Aunt Bettie Pollard’s matchmaking, leaving Molly torn between fidelity, desire, and societal expectations amid letters, fish, and tea party intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Carter
Ennett
John
Billy
Molly
Udge Wade
Hillsboro
Leaf
Abe
Mr. Carter
Met
Yolly Carter
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Bettie Pollard
Dr. John
Betty
Misa Chester
Washington
Mrs. Carter
Alfred Bennett
Paris
Cherbourg
Mrs. Pollard
al Bennett
Miss Chester
Monument or Trousseau Night Sparks in My Conscience
In a restless night I cry over love and jealousy and money. In the morning I chase a fantasy of wealth, shopping with renewed vanity at Mme Courtier and Klein's. The word trousseau bands me to loyalty, as I pack for the train and face a moral crossroads. TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie
Miss Chester
Adeline
Dumpy
Hisboro
Tenn
Paris
France
Mr. Carter
Mme. Courtier
Alfred
Ruth Chester
Madame
Klein's
Rene
Atich
Mme. Counder
Klein
Trousseau
Lamar Admits Fake Names Used in Lauterbach Probe
Senator Nelson pressed Lamar on whether he claimed Lauterbach had influence in Washington. Lamar admitted impersonating figures like Palmer and Ledyard to secure interviews for Lauterbach, hoping to clear Palmer and avoid a scandal. He said he may have impersonated other congressmen as well.
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Man Lovett
Union Pacific
Lamar
Paul D. Cravath
Lauterbach
Louis Cass Ledyard
Palmer
Maxwell Evarts
Riordan
Pervices
Nelson
Washington
Ledyard
Riordana
J. P. Morgan
Sry
Tout
Morgan
Congress
Money Trust
Ledpare
John the Baptist
Morgan l
Bethlehem
Mr. Palmer
Overman
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Ting Ane
Aunt Adeline
Dorothy Perkins
Aly Fred Bennett
Judy
Tom
Waterloo
W. H. Hartman CO