Griselda’s encounter with a fisherman uncovers Greycourt
Griselda, visiting the woods near Greycourt, flirts with a young man who proves to be the householder’s son. He reveals family ties and hints at hidden wealth. Meanwhile Dysart’s house harbors dark secrets as his housekeeper Grunch plots over a paper in a secret cabinet.
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Greycourt
Miss Dysart
Lunnon
London
Griselda
Vera
Mr. Peyton
Lelys and Knellers
Gainsboroughs
Reynolds
England
Cumea
Gregory
Triselda
Mrs. Grunch
Mr. Dysart
Gregory Dysart
Tle
Grunch
Tie
Dysart
Chen
Seaton
Captive Wolf Leads Others to Slaughter
A Mich. trapper Wendelin Krisch has paid $17 bounty per wolf and kept a female wolf chained near his shack to lure and shoot wolves. Reports say wolves are unusually numerous this year, threatening deer and even a local cook who survived a wolf attack after four others joined in.
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Wendelin Krisch
Nestoria
Mich
Xrisch
Dickinson County
Claude Freckleton
Floodwood
Games With Paper Rolls Amuse European Socials
Two youths blindfolded with paper cudgels lie on a carpet and grasp left hands. One asks Are you there and when the other answers Yes the striker aims for the head. The other shifts his head after answering, often missing and hitting shoulders or body. The game continues with both seeking to avoid a blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kaiser Wields Titles Raising Lower Nobility in Prussia
The author notes Emperor William II augments titles creating new princes and dukes, stirring discontent among mediatized higher nobles. It cites counts turned princes, the Hague conference services, and the social divide as unease grows over liberal bestowal of highest rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William II
Prussia
Napoleon
France
Prince von Stolberg- Werndgerode
Bertin
Prince Pless
Duke of Vrest
House of Hohenlohe
Silesian
William I
Bismarck
Frederick
Lauenburg
Munster
Dobna- Schlobitten
Eulenburg
Knyphiausen
Prince Hatzfeldt
Duke of
Trachenberg
Bismarcks
Holy Roman Empire
Kentinck
Solms
Stolberg
Ebenburtig
Season for Denorning on West Ranches
Winter work on large western cattle ranches focuses on dehorning. Experts restrain the steer in a stock and use long-handled clippers to remove horns quickly, allowing safer herding, corralling, and shipping. A three-man team handles the process while the animal is secured.
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West
Texas
Man Beats Wife Over Religion In Courtroom Farce
Peskie Roberts is accused of beating his wife to force her into the fold, interwoven with odd courtroom exchanges and a note on corruption among Chinese mandarins described by a Temps writer. The Recorder orders Pen and costs, while the Atlanta Constitution quips about enforcing faith.
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Peskie Roberts
Peskie
Recorder Broyles
Mrs. Peskie
Recorder
The
Atlanta Constitution
China
Noted Arizona quarrel ends with mid sentence jab
A Philadelphia Press remark recalls a harsh exchange about Alkali to branded him a liar and thief. The quote notes his death at the scene and reflects on a man’s growing self awareness of his small life’s impact as age approaches fifty or sixty.
Presidential Receptions and Humorous Moments with Cleveland
A collection of anecdotes about Grover Cleveland during his presidency highlighting handshake ordeals and amusing interruptions. A Weldon crowd joke compares the president to a whopper while at the White House a tramp is playfully labeled Dr Unlucky, and a note mentions the Kaisers’ salary exceeding £600,000.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Weldon
N. C
White House
Lucky
Pittsburg
Dr. Lucky
Dr. Unlucky
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Crapter
Sedley
Pish
Henry
Shanghai
Freckleton
Streckleton
Wolvis
Arizona
Philadelphia Press
Griffin, Seattie
Wash
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