Word: bride
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...derailed. Not nearly 300 Chinese were carried off into captivity. Nearly 30 would be nearer the truth. And the 24 foreigners captured were not all taken to their impregnable lair. All of the women captives were released on the very day of their capture except the young Mexican bride who refused to leave her husband, and two of the men made their escape on the same day. That left a balance of only 18 who made the journey into the mountain lair of these bandits. Miss Aldrich did not lag behind and eventually so far behind that she was enabled...
DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS - A cruel tale of the old man, the young man and the old man's bride carved by Eugene O'Neill from the granite strata of lonely New England life...
...father of Harold II and Mathilde Oser). William had a son Robert S. who was the father of the Senator and of Colonel Robert Rutherford McCormick. Leander was the father of L. Hamilton McCormick, of Robert H. and Anita and grandfather of Alister whose one time bride-to-be, Mary Landon Baker, brought him undesired fame. Senator McCormick's mother was Katharine Medill, daughter of Joseph Medill, founder of The Chicago Tribune. Eleanor Medill, another daughter of Joseph Medill, married Robert W. Patterson and their son Joseph Medill Patterson is one of the present publishers of the Tribune. Descended...
DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS. The genius of Eugene O'Neill digs around in the rocky tragedy of a New England triangle-the young bride, the old husband, the young stepson...
THEY KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED. Tells the tale of an Italian-American in California who grows grapes and has prospered since Prohibition. He marries a young bride and touches trouble...