The Antwerp Intrigue Deepens In Charlies Pursuit
Charlie Stuart faces doubt as the Baron’s tale and Arline Brand’s guilt swirl. A cloaked observer follows him onto Steen Street where a furious German professor accuses him of ruining his honor and kidnapping his wife. Charlie rejects the accusation and awaits a dawn confrontation with the professor per a mysterious card from Madam Sophie Richter.
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Charlie Stuart
Antwerp
Charils
Arline Brand
Charlie
Steen
Stuart
Baron
Artemus
Professor Riehter
Dresden
Herr Profesany
Rascal
Artems
Ssirlse
Sophie Richter
Charie
Rue de Mennisters
de la Paix
Brand
Artemis
Chare
Ariine Brand
Witta
Chacle
Larga
Garth
Entangled Duo in Antwerp Mystery Duel Plot
In a Parisian salon a tangled web of identities unfolds as Charlie Stuart and Artemus chase the elusive Countess Isolde Braquet. A forged card, a jealous professor, and a hotel confrontation propel the intrigue toward a dawn duel in Antwerp, with secrets about Arline Brand and the mysterious Sophie Richter driving the action.
Where Congrasman's Wife Seeks Washington Society
A rural congressman's wife pursues social prominence in Washington eager to join high society. Yet she discovers power and access hinge on the husband’s status, money, and influence, not her own ambitions, as Harper's Weekly notes that even insight into society can be a dangerous lure.
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Congrasman
Whallington Society
Hous of Representatives
Washington
Tle Detriet
Aguhaya
Uni Rosa
Congress
Sighy
Tex
Into
Society
Harper’s Weekly
Hanna Repudiates Political Motive on Nicaragua Canal
Senator Hanna argues the Nicaragua and Panama canal choices are not driven by politics. He cites volcanic danger and cost concerns, endorsing the Panama route as supported by captains of 83 ships and stressing a timely start. He warns delaying the project harms U.S. interests and counters motives of Panama canal supporters.
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Washington, Anne
Hanna
Tim
Ohio
Nicaragua Canal
Panama Canal
Vulcanoes
Lake Nicaragua
Monk Pelee
Nicaragua
United States
Panama
Panama Canal Company
Parama
Gen Wood Salary and Cuban Governor General Compensation
Secretary of War explains Gen. Wood's perpetual compensation as Cuba's governor general. Root states Alger set $7,500 yearly for Brooke and Wood, with adjustments to keep total at $15,000. Cuban congress reportedly set Palma's salary at 3?8,000. Treasury reverses 1889 ruling, finds $774,060 due to the state for war funds and bond interest.
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Washington, Inne
Fetter
Ram
Chatriman Tl
House Military Committee
Barnette
Georgia
Leoneard A. Wood
Cuba
Root
Alger
Brooke
Unes
Wood
Briny Wid
Palma
Ruol
Vongreas
Geliter Houss Bag
Washington
Joe
Treasury
United States
Comptralier
Congress
Michigan Farms Value Rises 75 Percent in Ten Years
Washington June 9 a bureau bulletin on Michigan agriculture shows that June 1 1900 farms in the state numbered 203261 and were valued at a substantial total, with the value of products increasing by about 75 percent over the decade ending in 1900.
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Washington
Agriculture of
Michigan
Bandits Attack Town Capture Fifth Cavalry Soldiers
Bandits attacked the town of Binangonan Luzon on Memorial Day capturing soldiers of the Fifth United States Cavalry, the president of Hinangonan, its secretary and a doctor among other prominent Filipinos. Prisoners were moved northward through the mountains while two soldiers and four Filipinos escaped to Morang. Indrones seized a large quantity of stored dynamite as troops pursued them.
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Eerie Matta
Dune Ga
Serparnts
Fifth United States Cavalry War
Binangonan
J Kieal
Morang
Liberty Bell Escort Train Wreck Near Amila Creek
June 3 Richmond Virginia. Engine boiler explodes on a train bearing Philadelphia officials and citizens en route to return the Liberty Bell. The locomotive derailed near Amila Creek on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac line thirty miles south of Washington. Engineer Pumphrey and fireman Saunders injured. Two Pullman coaches remained on the track. Passengers uninjured but shaken.
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Richmond
Charleston
S. C
Philadelphia
Amila Creek
Richmond, Frederickaburg and Potomac
Washington
Eoaineer Pumphrey
T Iaman Saunders
Vouchen
Results of Fridays Games and Global Notices
Baseball results from American and National Leagues plus minor leagues list scores and standings. Notable items include Cleveland over Boston, Brooklyn beat Cilengo, St Louis 5, Philadelphia 8, and Milwaukee 0. Various regional notes cover weather, deaths, and appointments, with Kruger’s oath, Carmencita the mare sale, and cadet rankings at West Point.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cilengo
Brooklyn
Aearene
St Pam
Kansas City
Gatlige
Milwaukus
St Minneapolis
Milwaukes
Ceeeoné "Puleda
Ty Tridlanapola
Loulavillé
Calumbus
National Bird of Guatemala Parrot Ties to Captivity
A New York Sun excerpt describes the Quetzal as Guatemala’s national emblem chosen for its elusive nature and beauty. It notes the bird’s forest habitat, its rare capture by natives using glue, and the birds’ fatal self harm when caged, with no specimens kept alive in captivity.
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Republe
Guatemala
Kim
New York
Woman Steals Hat At Charity Sale In Philadelphia
A Philadelphia woman attending a charity rummage sale is described as recovering from a mania for attending such events. She switches hats, grabs an untrimmed hat marked 50 cents, and escapes with a $26 hat after paying only ten dimes and pennies, while a color woman watches.
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Stearns
Philadelphia
North Thirty-third Street
Gladstone Memorial Library Nears Completion at Hawarden
The Hawarden library, funded by national subscriptions to honor Mr. Gladstone, nears completion atop a site chosen by Gladstone himself. The building includes a £10,000 fund and a large endowment, with the original Gladstone collection expanded to about £95,000 in available books. Two main rooms will house divinity and humanity works, inscribed with a foundation stone bearing tribute to Gladstone's dual role as theologian and statesman.
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Gladstone
Hawarden
New York Evening Post
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