St. Boniface Boundary Tensions and Hidden Plots
Hilary Askew navigates threats to his plan as immigration and loyalties test his Quebec settlement. Baptiste and Black Pierre clash while Father Lucien forms an anti liquor alliance to keep brandy out of Ste Marie and St Boniface. Marie Dupont appears as a focal figure near Dupont’s cottage. Nanette Bonnat intrudes, drawing Father Lucien’s sharp discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brousseau
Black Pierre
Lafe Connell
Little Baptiste
Riviere Rocheuse
Laurentians
St. Boniface
Gulf
St. Lawrence
Hilary
Baptiste
Jean- Marie
Pierre
Lafe
Lucien
Father Lucien
Monsieur
Dupont
Ste. Marie
Monsieur Askew
Marie Dupont
Nanette Bonnat
Tessier
Marie
Dupant
Bonsoir
Captain Dupont
Monsieur Morris
Morris
Cure
Jules Dupont
Marie Letellier
Newfoundland
South Shore
Jean-Marie Baptiste
Nanette
St. Joseph
Battle for St Boniface Heir as Hilary Faces Brousseau
Hilary Askew struggles to defend Leblanc’s lease and Rosny lands from Brousseau’s grasp while warding off Simeon Duval’s liquor expansion. Madeleine Rosny confronts him about staying, hinting at danger if he continues to press his claim. The cure warns of a broader threat to the town’s honesty and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dupont
Lafe
Hilary
Leblanc
Chateau
Brousseau
Madeleine
Madeleine Rosny
Askew
Simeon Duval
Ste. Marie
Louis
St. Boniface
Enog
Quebec
Morris
Frontenac
Customs Office
Revenue Department
Gulf
Rosny
Simeon
Jean Baptiste
Hisioe Arena
Patty Feet
Ste
Madeleine Resny
Thee
Brousseaux
Mademoiselle Rosny
Monsieur
Mademoiselle ‘Rosny
Monsieur Brousseau
Mr. Morris
Lars
Mademoiselle
Inside the Dance Hall Troubled In Ste. Marie
Hilary and Lafe slip into Simeon Duval's hot dance hall in Ste. Marie to observe a liquor sale and confront Baptiste who pleads with Marie Dupont while Nanette laughs and onlookers watch. The scene foreshadows Hilary's challenge to authority amid a looming confrontation.
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Louis Duval
Hilary
Louis
Ste. Marie
Brousseau
Lafe
Simeon Duval
Simeon
Baptiste
Nanette
Marie Dupont
Marie
Kitchen Middens Across Regions Unearthed Relics
Ancient refuse heaps called kitchen middens span Denmark England Scotland France and the Americas and Australia. They contain shells oyster periwinkle cockle and mussel along with wood stone bone and ash implements from prehistoric periods.
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Denmark
England
Scotland
France
Europe
North
South
America
Australia
Sea Island Cotton Production Shifts Upstate
Practically all sea island cotton is grown in Georgia away from the coast. The fiber quickly degenerates into upland cotton unless seed from the islands is used for planting successive crops.
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Geor
Swedish distilleries claim vast moss based alcohol supply
A Swedish firm reports production of an alcohol spirit from white moss with large availability. The claim suggests a new, substantial supply source for spirits and potential market impact.
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Victor Rousseau
George H. Doran Co
Monsieur Tessier
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