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| Sat, Nov 11, 1893 | 2 | volver and killed her husband Tim greatest of American turf sires LONGFELLOW died at the Nan turn stock furm In Woodford county Ky Ho was M years ol | ||
| Sat, Mar 16, 1895 | 2 | named O llannon Wntktns de clared his innocence to the Inst Tue steamboat LONGFELLOW ran Into a railroad bridge at Cincinnati and sank and five of those on board | ||
| Sat, Mar 23, 1895 | 3 | r dolls and go into society Cherish tho days of your youth If you are as LONGFELLOW puts it Standing with reluctant feet Where tho broolc | ||
| Sat, Jan 18, 1896 | 3 | pray bo careful 1 Blojs iny wax in some hands is dangerous lir member MrB LONGFELLOW s sad fate from the lace of her gown catching flret as she sealed herlette | ||
| Sat, May 23, 1896 | 2 | 0 bushels rye 1 550 000 bushels barley 806 000bushels i Tho historic LONGFELLOW house and four mansions were burned at Nahant Mass the loss being 100 000 | ||
| Sat, Oct 24, 1896 | 3 | to those parents said Those last words were beautifully poetic And Mr LONGFELLOW know what is poetic Dear Lord give me sleep T r s not In cruelty not tp | ||
| Sat, Nov 28, 1896 | 7 | RMER STEPHEN CRANE HAMLIN GARLAND M A X 0 RELL W CLARK RtfSSELL ALICE LONGFELLOW H 0 H THOMAS B REED ANDREW CARNEGIE LttTfr B E P E A R Y U 8 | ||
| Sat, Feb 18, 1899 | 1 | thereby se I an entertainment on the evening of a progiiiiii di vtited to LONGFELLOW and cure better railway accomodations in Washington s birthday Wednesday his | ||
| Sat, Dec 23, 1899 | 6 | e of tbe natural defenses Cullen Bryant wrote Thi natopsls or if the town LONGFELLOW wrote Hiawatha as that Gen Lawton was walking along the God by t h e hand | ||
| Sat, Jul 28, 1900 | 7 | oston literary journal announces that Senator Hoar Is at work on a book of LONGFELLOW s poem Evangeline he Iot memoir to be published next au would have mad | ||
| Sat, Oct 13, 1900 | 3 | fol lows Ralph Waldo Emerson SO Rob ert Fulton 84 Henry Wndswbrth LONGFELLOW 84 Wasnlngton Irving 82 Samuel F B Morse TO Peter Cooper 72 Nathan | ||
| Sat, Jan 12, 1901 | 8 | elephone and the X rnv In the realm of poetry I expect as preat poets as LONGFELLOW and Tennyson In the realm of medicine I expect the cure of cancer and cons | ||
| Sat, Mar 16, 1901 | 6 | w king paid reverential vis It to Washington s tomb at Mount Vernon and LONGFELLOW s statue adorns Westminster abbey and Abra ham Lincoln In bronze looks dow | ||
| Sat, Apr 20, 1901 | 7 | living at Boston and greatly cherishes the memory of her ancestors whom LONGFELLOW immor talized in his celebrated poem 8he is one of the few women of New | ||
| Sat, Jun 01, 1901 | 8 | al Moondyne Nameless Nobleman A New England Nun A Pendennls Poems LONGFELLOW Philippe Prince and the Pauper The Prisoner of Zemin yuarltrly Illustr | ||
| Sat, Aug 17, 1901 | 6 | rgery TRIOGS BID FOR FAME Chicago Professor Sneers at Poetry of LONGFELLOW the Chicago Aug 10 Oscar L Trlggs of the University of Chicago prof | ||
| Fri, Aug 23, 1901 | 2 | of Plymouth the first American grand opera The opera is founded up on LONGFELLOW H poem nnd deals with the courtship of Miles Blandish It will be used ns th | ||
| Fri, Nov 15, 1901 | 7 | ncouraging young and respectable men to go there It will lie recalled that LONGFELLOW In Ms delightful romance of The Conrt Rhlf or Mite Ktnnillsh has Pris | ||
| Fri, Jul 18, 1902 | 1 | Evening rendered so feelingly by Bill Chapman that I am moved to tears LONGFELLOW or Bill Nye or Milton or Laura Jean Lihby or some of those old poets has | ||
| Fri, Dec 05, 1902 | 6 | in small thingt if they were not troubled with great ambitions LONGFELLOW Iowa Farms 4 Per Acre Cash bal Kcrop tUlpaid Mulb |
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