Dorothy Trevelion and Jac Fairley at Ponsonby fete
Dorothy Trevelion navigates a social tangle as Miss Pulsford undermines her. Mrs Fairley fears Jac Fairley will wed Dorothy, while Jacques Fairley, a wealthy but ailing lawyer, entertains Dorothy with quiet charm. Amid village gossip and a looming secret, Dorothy plans to reveal her marriage to Jac when he returns.
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Mrs. Paisley
Dorothy Trevelion
Dorothy
Fairley Acres
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Wright
Fairley
Jacques Fairley
Ponsonby
Jacques
Pulsford
Mias Pulsford
Jacques Farley
Misa Puleford
Livamore
Miss Trevelion
Beleves
Naples
Jac Fairley
Miss Paulsford
Livy
Painley
Miss Puisford
Dorothhy
Pamelia
Aunt Jeponica
Jeponica
Okey; Alwaye
Peel’s
Uplands
Miss Dorothy
Mrs. Peel
Bally Powers
Acres
Ford
Sally
Miss Dorothy, But When I Heard Your Name, and Mentioned By Miss Pulsford
Miss. Pulsford
Vanderbilt Fortune Measured in Silver and Bills
A New York Times piece converts Vanderbilt’s wealth into tangible scales, showing 200 million in silver dollars would span 4672 miles, rise 355 miles, cover 60 acres, weigh 7160 tons, and require a two and a half mile long train of 20 ton cars. It also notes 2 billion would stretch 23674 miles and fill 746 acres. County Judge George W. Wing is appointed in Keawaunee County by Gov. Rusk, with a contested race against George B. Byron.
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Mr. Vanderbilt
New York
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