The Last Fight of Caleb Conover
In a New York hospital suite the battered Caleb Conover fights by force of will to revive Desiree Shevlin. Doctor Bond and Hawarden fear a collapse, while Colfax arrives with a risky plan to save the dying woman and end Conover's dangerous vigil.
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Albert Payson Terhune
Caleb Conover
Dr. Dale
New York
Frank P. Lovell Company
Dr. Colfax
Jack Hawarden
Mr. Conover
Jonaver
Caleb
Desiree
Calat
Jack
End of a Tender Tale in a Sleepy Room
Conover lumbers to the sick room as Desiree's crisis passes. Dr Colfax hints Caleb may have aided her recovery, while Caleb, worn and subdued, prepares to visit Desiree and confront a lingering emptiness after the ordeal. The specialist considers a rare, unproven possibility but declines to press the matter. The scene closes with Caleb acknowledging a depleted inner strength.
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Caleb
Jack
Desiree Shevlin
Conover
Mr. Grant
Desiree
Jack Hawarden
Weskly
Dr Colfax
New York
Dr.Colfax
Dev
Daylight Burglary Hits Norwalk Boarding House
Fairfield County News reports a Tuesday afternoon burglary at Mrs Annie M Goddard's Norwalk boarding house. A single thief escaped with jewelry and about 200 dollars while occupants watched. In Stamford a woman shielding a trapped dog in a fire scene may have saved its life but fell from a third story, breaking ribs and back.
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Norwalk
Annie “M. Goddard
Harry Banker
Joseph Walters
Stamford
Killed by Dogs In Three Towns Rumor Arises
Litchfield County News reports a dispute over sheep killed by dogs with Norfolk registration marks at Burr Beecher's farm affecting Winchester, Norfolk, and Goshen. The owner, who keeps cows in Norfolk and sheep in Winchester, votes in Goshen, claiming the incident occurred in Winchester. Additionally, an Ohio man, James Dudley, wrecked his car near Thomaston while driving at high speed and attempted a sharp curve, choosing to plunge into a rock ledge.
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Winchester
Norfolk
Burr Beecher
Goshen
Beecher
James Dudley
Ohio
Thomaston
New York
Dudley
QUALITY NEWTOWN MORTIMER HUBBELL DIES AT BOTSFORD HOME
Mortimer Hubbell of Botsford died after a complication of diseases at his daughter Mrs Paul Morrows home. Prindle and Morris have funeral arrangements. Various local residents,, guests and visitors are noted, including Maude Brown Danbury visiting Hawleyville, and exams for high school graduates listed among other social notices.
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Mortimer Hubbell
Botsford
Paul Morrow
Prindle
Morris
Edward Botsford
Milford
Elmer Fairchild
Chicago
George
Maude Brown
Danbury
Ava Hawley
Hawleyville
J. L. James
Newtown
Jesse James
Rawleyville
W. W. Peck
Newark
N. J
Michael J. Murphy
Elizabeth
Bridgeport
Port Jefferson
T. F. Briggs Barlow
New Haven
Frederic Briggs
Mary Hope
Charles F. Beardsley
Poughkeepsie
Daniel Honan
Michael Honan
Taunton
Live Stock Market Report from New York on July 7
Medium to prime steers sold at 5.50, 96.75 per 100 pounds. Cows at 2.25 to 5.00, dressed beef 83-60. Texas beef and chucks varied, veals 6.50 to 9.26 per 100 pounds. Sheep and lambs ranged 3.00 to 8.35, dressed mutton 8 to 9 1 3 cents, dressed lambs 12 1 2 to 15 1 2 cents. Hogs sold 8.40 to 9.45 per 100 pounds.
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New York
Texas
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