What Gold Cannot Buy Chapter VII excerpt notes
An extended historical fiction passage follows Miss Dacre and Mrs Saville, with dialogue between Worthy Miss Dacre, Lord Everton, and Richard Saville. Scenes move from a drawing room to courtship tension and social wit, glimpsing travel thoughts and domestic intrigues amid a European Channel backdrop.
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Lunley
Saville
Miss Dacre
Mrs. Saville
Miss Davie
Richard Saville
Crete
Nyerton
Mies
Rockefeller Gifts and Education Board Fund Raising
The piece discusses John D. Rockefeller's contributions to the General Education Board, noting totals around 50 million and broader implications. It contrasts home costs in Brooklyn with the impact of Rockefeller gifts, and reflects on wealth, marriage, and public concern over diaries and privacy in modern marriages.
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OHN PD Rourisep
Eivine Sheyeen
Mil Babieathoa
Tofaleef Fanatisis
Philanthrep
Soadeeenene
Yake Alene Die
Sloe
Frederick T. Gates
General Education Board
Brooklyn
Rockefeller
Pwerty
United States
Rockefeler
Roernt
York
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
TONGS OF CHINATOWN Eleven Secret Organizations Composed of Criminal Orientals
An article states the tongs of San Francisco Chinatown consist of eleven groups described as criminal. It lists Ping Kong Suey Sing Hop Sing Bo On Bo Leung Suey On Quong Tuck fip Ying Hip Sing Suey Ying and Jok im as alleged tongs. The piece notes uncertainty about their quarters in the new Chinatown.
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San Francisco
Ping Kong
Suey Sing
Hop Sing
Bo On
Bo Leung
Suey On
Quong Tuck
Fip Ying
Hip Sing Suey Ying
Jokim
Chinatown
Missouri Pipe Production Surges in State Report
The Missouri State Bureau of Labor and State reports 24,871,450 cob pipes produced in one year. Seven factories employed 426 workers, with total product value $40,510 and wages $128,255. Franklin County led with $40,049 in output.
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Wien
Pranklin County
Missouri
Etl
United States
St. Louis
Treasury Robbed of Silver Dollars in Old Era Incident
The article recounts a distant episode where the United States treasury was robbed of two silver dollars during Grover Cleveland's presidency era. It notes the theft occurred long ago as part of broader suspicious activity, with mentions of the capital and visitors, and hints at wider demands and protective measures surrounding the event.
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Grover
United States Treasury
Althougsh
Wals
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