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29 Feb 1872
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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1872
Page
1
The Oakhurst Romance brings Richard to kin
In Mansfield Park, Cecil fights scarlet fever while Richard battles illness and a hidden past. Dr. Crosbie uncovers a family mystery linking Richard to Albert Beaumont and Marian Harcourt, revealing Richards true identity as Marian’s lost nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Park
Cecil
Richard
Dr. Lennox
Mrs. Mansfield
Ethel
Amerika
America
Brooke Eversham
Virginia
Arly
Mrs. Long
Marian
Mia
Mansfield
Mra. Mansfield
Dr. Crosbie
Crosbie
Park
Beaumont
London
New York
New Orleans
Mobile
Alabama
Howland
Mrs. Beaumont
Flanigan
Foundling
Oakhurst
County
Foundling Hospital
United Kingdom
United States
Albert Beaumont
New Scraps On Patrick Henry Lecture Distills Facts
Herce Fontaine, descendant of Patrick Henry, speaks at the Island Historical Society about the Virginia orator. He aims to correct errors in Worth’s 1857 biography, drawing from family manuscripts and grandson accounts while detailing Henry’s life, speeches, and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Herce Fontaine
Toteets
Ng Island Historical Society
Virginia
Mr. Fontaine
Fontaine
William Worth
John Henry
Aberdeen
Scotland
Sim
Colonel Sim
Winchester
Winston
Homer
Worth
Presbyterian Church
Republic
John Randolph
Charlotte County Court House
Beers
Fortaine
Demosthenes
Cicero
Pitt
Parallel judgments on reform and Tammany’s fall
The text notes the unpredictability of Providence in choosing reform instruments, citing New York papers that credit a vigorous man who disrupted Tammany, then left England amid unpopularity fueled by a habit of beating his wife. It ends with a cynic remark on differing poison and meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
New York
Tammany Ring
England
Bronson
The Rise and Fall of Popular Phrases Across America
A survey of slang life shows phrases bloom from street chatter and minstrel stages, spread fast through street boys, stump speakers, and crowd repetition, then fade. Notable terms include What are you going to do about it, can you see, and hunky dory, with origins linked to Tweed era politics, the Civil War, and English slang carried to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss” Tweed
W. M. Tweed
Fort Sumter
Gamins
Dory
South
O. K
Oll Korrekt
U. S
Coper
London
Robert Peel
England
Mit Sigel
V. Y. Paper
Magruder
Texas
Shrine of
Nature
Venus
Crimea
Mexico
Gen
Scott
Iturbide
Garnett
Lieut
Appomattox
Vera Cruz
Contreras
Churubusco
Perote
Molino del Rey
Belen Gate
Chapultepec
City
Twiggs
Wood
Worth
Smith
McClellan
George B. McClellan
Palace of Santa Anna
New Jerusalem
Richermond
A Legislative Reform Plan and a Kentucky Tribute
A Iowa reform proposal suggests biennial meetings for representatives with a sixty day session and Governor driven extra sessions in emergencies. Economically, the plan could gain traction. A Kentucky girl wishes tobacco planted on her grave so lovers may chew the weed nourished by her dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
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