Thorne’s Pride and the Aberdeen Lawyer’s Gamble
Henry K Thorne, a prosperous banker, resents his daughter Alice’s choice of Ephraim Rodgers and defies social odds by sending him away. James Wallace, an Aberdeeen attorney, mentors Ephraim and orchestrates letters to secure permission for a marriage. In a dramatic twist, Thorne faces exposure as he contemplates loss of status, while Ephraim and Alice pursue a hopeful union sparked by counsel and courage. The tale culminates with Thorne’s sudden reversal and Wallace confessing to a clandestine intervention.
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St. Simon's Church
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Henry K. Thorne
Inishien
Ephraim
Totter
James Walkes
Aberdann
Kobraim Rodgers
Lotorlor
Aberdeen
James Wallace
Kimewit
Wallner
Fatis
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St ‘Taere
Pennsylvania
Doulin
Thompson
Armsett
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Abarden
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St. Simon's Ayarly
Aburdeen
St. Simon's
Keeowledge
Ollice
Hult
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Turen
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Moody Silenca
Jim
Jonking
Van
Alice
Watkins
Haury J. Thorne
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Arosa
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Cash
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Mrs. Thorne
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Ephrate
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Tyre
Nazareth
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Eay
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Henry K
Tila
Lemer
Tom Wallace
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Tienry K. Thorne
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Cleveland's plan to lease Admiral Porter house for presidency
Special correspondence details President Cleveland's probable move to lease the Admiral Porter mansion near the executive mansion, using the White House only as office space. The article notes the mansion's poor condition, its earlier owners and visitors, and the historic pattern of presidents residing elsewhere in Washington. It also mentions other possible residences and the public's mixed reaction.
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Executive Mansion
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Tam
Porter Mansion
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New York
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Lord Napier
Prince of Wales
Neighood
Porter House
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Happies
Barker Castle
Pieter
Cox
Constantinople
Barber House
John A. Logan
Henderson
Missouri
United States
Taylor
Madison
Octagon House
Enhail
Ghent
Dolly Madison
Uy Washington
Soldiers
Buchanan
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
District of Columbia
Red Top
Cleve
A Humane Reframing of Drunkenness in Police Courts
Special correspondence from Cnystos Ia argues that current drunkenness laws fail to reform and unjustly punish victims of alcohol use. The author urges humane treatment, detention hospitals, and discretionary powers for magistrates, claiming prohibition largely fails to curb the disease and that society must address it as a medical issue.
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Caundry Reatater
Cnystos
Tam
Towa
Nat
St. Davis
Ministering angels at the fair aid sick at Chicago
The Red Cross plans to care for the ill during the World's Fair from May to October. Clara Barton and Walter Phillips lead the effort with a portable hospital between the Horticultural and Midway buildings. Nurses, physicians from many states, and a free treatment policy will staff the unit.
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Philadelphia
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Gilwt Colwaone
Board of Health
Cofoago
Chicago
Calvary
God
Clara Moreton
Prince of Telegraphic
Walter P. Phillips
Baywee
Jackson Park
Staf
Tilolt Training School
Corps of Physicians
Caltech Army Hospital
Lance
Keech
Haves
le Garde
Cor
Old Waist Into Fashionable Basque Repair
A vintage sewing note explains transforming an old waist into a stylish basque. It advises trimming ends below the waist, cutting away cloth from the lining, inserting a contrasting crepe fall, lining the resulting jacket, and adding silk puffs for volume in a loose tousled style.
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Soldiers' Home
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