Hollow Ashe se Halli se Hollow Ashe se Halli se CHAPTER XVI
A late night at Hollow Ash Hall brings terror as a spectral voice and a headless corpse shock the students. Lee vanishes, and the protagonist discovers a dissecting room crime. In CHAPTER XVII a mysterious foreign gentleman arrives near Hollow Ash Hall, turning the tale toward memory, longing, and a reunion with Rose.
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Lee
Tee
Lea
Holllow Ash Hall
Banley
Rose
Hollow Ash Hall
A Prince of India Discusses Life and Education in His Country
The Maharajah of Baroda contrasts life in India with England, praising public spirit and education while cautioning against broad generalizations. He favors village administration with schools and public services, envisions expanding technical institutions, and notes vast rice cultivation potential. He calls difficulty a nurse of greatness and stresses indigenous growth.
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Saya
Maharajah
Baroda
India
England
Europe
Judge W A Woods Dies After Sudden Illness
Indianapolis reports the United States circuit judge William Allen Woods died in his Delano home after midnight. He had shown chest pain earlier, refused initial aid, and died before physician arrival. Woods had earlier been criticized for sentencing Eugene V Debs in 1894 for contempt of the federal court during the Pullman strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William Allen Woods
United States Circuit Court
de Jano
East Michigan Street
Dr. Jameson
Judge Woods
Baker
Federal Court
The
Delano
Woods
Eugene V. Dobbs
Pullman
Grosscup
American Railway Union
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
Debs
Howard
Kelcher
Woodstock
Wealthy Americans board Deutschland for Southampton voyage
A party led by J Pierpont Morgan and other American plutocrats chartered a special train to London and boarded the Hamburg American steamer Deutschland at Southampton. Passengers include W K Vanderbilt Cheikil Bey John Boyd Thatcher Spreckles and Dr James H Worman the US consul at Munich.
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Mllonaires Bet Snit
London
J. Pierpont Moreno
W. L. Hikins
P. A. B. Widener
A. Griscom
United States
Southampton
W. K. Vanderbilt
Chekil Bey
John Boyd
Thatcher
Albany
A. Spreckles
James H. Worman
Munich
Coal and iron in lead are chief items of US production
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports 1900 US mineral output valued at 1.3667 billion dollars, up from 1.2183 billion in 1899. Coal led by quantity and value, 268.3 million short tons. pig iron total nearly 18.8 million tons. copper 600.8 million pounds. gold fifth with 75.16 million dollars. Colonel Thomas Grover, Evansville opera manager, near death after recent appendectomy.
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United States
New York
Engineering and Mining Journal
Thomas Graver
Evansville
Ind
Thomas Grover
Grand
Grover
American boots urged to avoid duplicating English style
Consul General Stowe in Cape Town reports to the state department that U S manufacturers exporting boots and shoes to South Africa should not imitate the English product as it lacks the style and symmetry of the American article.
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Washington
State Department
Stowe
Cape Town
United States
South Africa
Hanged for Murder at Marion Arkansas
John Bateman, a colored man, was hanged here for poisoning his wife on November 20, 1900, with the sentence carried out on July 1 in Marion Arkansas.
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Marion
Ark
John Bateman
Boer Prisoners Arrive for Bermuda Quarters
The Armenian transport carries the first Boer prisoners to Darrel's and Tucker's island near Hamilton Bermuda. Health officers may visit. reports suggest high illness aboard.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Darrel’s
Tucker’s Island
Indiana coal trust battle pits black and bituminous operators
In Indiana a push to form a coal trust pits black coal operators against bituminous interests. Leaders J Smith Talley and J H McClelland meet in Chicago as miners fear exclusion from the arrangement could shutter black mines due to higher costs and a crushing price advantage for the organized bituminous group. The Brazil Black Coal Mining Co leads nine shafts, modernized, with more idled amid weak demand.
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Chicago
Indiana Coal Trust
Plock Coal
Whicsé
Indiana
Placie
J. Smith Talley
Iediana Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Coal Bluff Mining Company
Great Northern
J. H. McClelland
Brazil Black Coal Mining Company
MccClelland
Hig Company
Stampmakers Busy as New War Revenue Stamps Loom
New York June 29 extra forces at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing work around the clock to supply the new stamps set to take effect Monday with the amended war revenue act. Internal Revenue and Treasury officials report similar efforts as thousands of stamps rush to state, territorial, Porto Rico, and Hawaii collectors. A fresh issue for beer and cigar stamps has been designed and printed, with late midnight openings authorized for key beer and cigar centers to stock up before daylight Monday.
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Bureau of Engraving
New York
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Collectors
Union
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Miners Seek Court Aid Over Kentucky Strike
West Virginia mine operators plan to urge Judge Walter Evans of the U S District Court to issue an ancillary injunction to stop union and Kentucky strikers from interfering with Thacker mines just across the West Virginia line. In Indiana, Western Writers conclude a five day session at Winona Lake with 137 attendees and name Winona as next year’s meeting site.
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Kentucky Minera
Louisville
Walter Evans
United States District Court
West Virginia
Kentucky
Thacker
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
Ben
Parker
Newcastle
Winona
Wintner Murder Trial Opens in Granite Falls
In Minnesota July 1 the trial of Dr S Wintner for the murder of the so called Irish Lord Lenard began with William Stevenson as the first state witness. Stevenson, a participant in the noted game, testified that the cards were marked and that others knew this, though he was barred from naming those who had prior knowledge.
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Halli Se
Baste
Marjorie
Stanley Vere
Roger Rose
Stanley
Prince OF
Indias
W. A. Woods
Eugene ¥. Debs
Tivo Toera
Richmond
Cape Colony
Smith
Green Point
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Opan
Chefoo
Shen King
Mukden
Russell
House of Lords
Warl Russell
Old Bailey
Lord Halsbury
Lord Salisbury
Pekin
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Rench
Duke Lan
Prince Tuan
Ulmski
Turkestan
Admiralty
H. C. Arnold-Foster
House of Commons
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Felix Cloves
Flix
France
Patch
Wague
Columbus
Ohio
Erwin Ruthven
Cleveland
Policeman Shipp
Ruthven
Sweetwater
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sweetwater Country
Coal Trust
Mer
Combine
Ia Wold
Ontside
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