Mystery in Antwerp Underground and a Meeting with a Baron
Charlie Stuart rescues Artemia in a grim Antwerp tomb and agrees to an eight oclock rendezvous. Artemia, under threat from powerful enemies, warns of danger while introducing Charlie to Baron Peterboff, a former Third Section operative, who hints at a past debt to Charlie’s father and urges caution about Arline Brand and Countess Isalde Brabant. Charlie resolves to keep the appointment despite mounting peril.
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Artemia
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Mr. Stuart
Artemus
Alve
Sleen
Arline Brand
Mr. Studet
Charlie Stuart
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Scotland
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Wallace
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Paris
Barcon Demetrius Peterboft
Russia
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Baron Peterhoff
Fia Ruegiy
Charlite
Baron
Indy
Mile
Artemius
Thi Tiviera
Arline Brand Ia
Eli
Isalde Brabant
London
Vienna
Europe
Sebastopol
Ali
Fowler
Flumpadie
Steen
Bret
Rome
Question Devil Couldn’t Answer Anghie w Pendiet Action
During the Patrick case verdict watch, Mr Van Diver of the District Attorney office mused on jury unpredictability. He recalled a Alabama tale of three questions the jury cannot answer, implying uncertainty about the next county verdict in the Texas millionaire’s fortune case.
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Patrick
van Diver
District Attorney's Office
William Marsh Rice
Texas Millonaire
Res
Alabama
Aida Thera
Lacan
Nation's chief upholds army in flagrant atrocities clash
President Roosevelt spoke at Memorial Day ceremonies in Arlington praising U S efforts in the Philippines while condemning cruel acts by both sides. He urged punishment for troops who commit brutality and defended the humane conduct of American forces amid calls from critics. He argued for strong measures to prevent future abuses and stressed that Filipino hostility has been exaggerated.
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D.C
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Arlington
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Lincoln
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United States
Thea
Atenia
Philippines
Abraham Lincoln
Union
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Ely
Grant
Confederate Congress
Ussgee
Civi
Philpnine Islands
President Roosevelt to Visit West in September Trips to Springfield and Detroit planned
President Roosevelt will undertake two tours through the western United States in September and October. One trip will cover the southwest and the other the northwest with visits to Springfield Alabama Detroit Michigan and San Antonio Texas. A possible bear hunt in Mississippi may be scheduled along with a stop near New Orleans.
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Detroit
Washington
Roosevelt
Mich
San Antonio
Migetsaippl
New Orleans
Chicago Firm Buys 63000 Acres In Michigan Roscommon Deal
Roscommon Michigan June 2 The Chicago Bond and Investment Company president John Carter closed the biggest land deal in Roscommon county purchasing 6000 acres. The tract includes lake St Helen area and will be developed into a high grade summer resort with Chau tauqua schools and ministerial assemblies. To Probe Tennessee Horror Clinton June 2 Judge Hicks ordered the circuit court grand jury to investigate the Coal Creek disaster of May 1a where 210 men and boys died.
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Roscommon
Mich
Roscommon County
John Carter
Chicago Bond and Investment Company
Inglanda
Lake St. Helen
Tennessee
Clinton
Tent
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Elrcue Court Grand Jury
Coal Creek
Divide Philippine Provinces and Create Subprovinces
June 2 report from Manila notes the United States commission passing an act dividing the provinces of Le panta and Bontoc into two subprovinces with a wider governor and two lieutenant governors. Fire in a Growery Omaha reports a blaze endangering South Omaha brewery causing 26 000 to 30 000 dollars in damage. copper shop blanks and an ice house destroyed. Wreck of Maine Decorated Hayans details officers and crew of the US gunboat Fagls decorating the wreck of the battleship Maine as President Palma and the Society of Vau orang aent wreaths.
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Manila
Unified States Commission Bus
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Bontoc
Omaha
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Wime
South Omaha
Maine
Hayans
United States
Palma
Society of Vau Orang Aent
Detective shoots robber in New York daylight incident
Detective Sweet shot an unknown man who aided in a Second Avenue store robbery. The assailant who participated in the raid escaped. the wounded man died from his injuries.
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New York
Sweet
Wages as Personal Property in Iowa Case Debates
Des Moines notes report Judge Prouity ruling wages are personal property, requiring wife consent to assign wages. Governor Cummins backs McKinley monument funding, aiming under $10,000 from state share of the three-quarters of a million need. Educational board details Hague law course standards, three and four year programs, and accreditation plans for teachers.
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Des Moineo Credits Company
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Smith
Cumming Haa
Board of Educational Examinata
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J. $. Connolly
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Shaw
Supreme Court
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Iowa
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Beales
King
American Surety Company of
New York
American Woman First to Earn Bachelor of Divinity in Congregational History
Florence A. Fensham of Constantinople, native of East Douglas Massachusetts, educated at Cornell Harvard and Oxford, taught Biblical literature and comparative religion at the American college for girls in Constantinople. She received the bachelor of divinity degree in Chicago and will return as head of the college and chaplain in the Turkish capital.
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Constantinople
Chicago
Chicago Theological Seminary
Miss Fensham
East Douglas
Mass
Albany
N. Y
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Harvard
de University of Ediobargi
Oxford University
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Oxford
American College For Girls
First Woman Lawyer Admitted in Texas Edith Locke
Edith Locke becomes the first woman admitted to the Texas bar. A former Chicago resident, she later moved to California before Texas, where her father attorney George E. Wood is prominent. At 29, she balances legal work with caring for twins.
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Texas
Chicago
California
George E. Wood
Algerian Beauty Torquia Visits Boston as Incognito
An untitled feature profiles Princess Torquia of Alsiars, Africa, touring America as Mile. Torquia. Described as a typical Oriental beauty and a highly educated, accomplished young woman, she has been warmly entertained by Boston society. Not yet 34, she displays artistry and refinement while exploring American culture.
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Alsiars
Africa
America
Mile. Torquia
Beag
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Orjenty
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