George Bouverie and Barbara Saville in Barrystown engagement
In Barrystown George Bouverie and Barbara Saville confirm their engagement amid family strains. Barbara faces aunt Julia Saville’s opposition and Sebastian Sayville’s cold pursuit as Barbara makes clear she has chosen George, while pressure mounts from Barbara’s father and her fraught social circle.
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Barrystown
Houverie
George
The
Grange
Mrs. Saville
George Douverie
Barbara
Sebastian
Sebestian
Mr. Douverie
Mr. Bouverie
Sebastian Saville
Georges
Father
Sebastian Sayville
George Bouverle
Julia
Jnns
George Bouverie
Child
Tka
Counts
Saville
Sabagilan
Barbare
Tasmania
Farbara
Rumors From Shanghai and Pekin In Early June
News from Shanghai reports a rumor that powers may forgive the dowager empress and Manchu advisers if they reform. Washington dispatches describe acute Pekin rioting with legation attacks, including Belgian, British officials, and burned quarters. New York cables claim Dr. Edna G. Terry was murdered, with Hopkins and Hayner reported safe, while Tsung-Hua and Pekin railway damage hampers relief forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Washington
Pekin
New York
Tsien- Tsin
Edna G. Terry
Methodist Episcopal Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Tsung-Hua
China
Methodist Epicspal Board
Tiensin
Hopkins
Hayner
Miss Croucher
Boston
Great Wall
A. B. Leonard
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Churcn
J. H. Pyke
Tien-Tsin
Pekin Tsung-Hua
Shan-Tung
N. §. Hopkins
J. Frederick Hayner
Methodist Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions
Miss Terry
BONERS BURN THREE SHIPS AND BOXERS AT SHANGHAI
A large body of Lexers have burned three American launches at Soochow. Four hundred Poxers drill at Shanghai. The Monocacy heads to Tientsin and the Yorktown to Chefoo while warships are few in port. The United States notes Boxer disturbances at Chefoo and reports new ministers unfriendly to foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Soochow
Tientsin
Yorktown
Chefoo
Washington
Soldiers Kill Verlin in Pomerania Altercation
A military brutality case in Pinken wakte Pomerania follows an street quarrel between Paul Berg and Richard Dallmann and several officers. Dallmann seized a sword. soldiers pursuing him mortally wounded him, death ensuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlin
Pinkenwakte
Pomerania
Paul Berg
Richard Dallmann
Dallmann
Dallmano
Ohio Democratic state convention at Columbus adjourns after nine hours
At the Auditorium in Columbus the Democratic state convention opened at 10 40 p m and adjourned after nine hours with a Bryan endorsement for Kansas City, platform denouncing the currency law and a ticket listing delegates electors and state officials including Warner Sherwood McFadden Smatley Yates Simkins Brown and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
William
Thomas
Springfield
Bryan
Thurman
Jackson
McLean
Chicago
Congress
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
United States
Butler
E. L. Baumgartner
Hamilton
N. B. Clyburn
Highland
A. J. Warner
Washington
L. N. Sherwood
Cuyahoga
H. H. McFadden
Jefferson
Bankers In Session At Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines June 14 bankers and business men from across Iowa attend the Iowa State Bankers association annual meeting at the Savery. President Charles M. Martin chairs as Mayor Hartenhower welcomes delegates and C B Mills of Sioux City responds for the group. Adjournment follows after officer reports and committee appointments as papers on finance and banking are slated for this afternoon.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Bankers’ Association
Savery
Charles M. Martin
Hartenhower
C. B. Mills
Sioux City
Detroit
Michigan State Bankers’ Association
Russell House
Association
Uumbes
B. A. Vanderlip
the Treasury
National Finance
J. J. Sullivan
Ohio Bankers' Association
John L. Hamilton
Illinois Bankers’ Association
Alvah Trowbridge
Marth American Trust Company of New York
State Savings Bank
Skeletons of 108 prison ship dead to be moved
The Prison Skin Martyrs Monument Association of the United States has arranged a ceremony to transfer 108 skeletons from six boxes at the navy yard to Tort Greene Park on Saturday. They will be laid beside those buried there twenty seven years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
New York
Prison Skin Martyrs Monument Association of the
United States
Navy Yard
Tort
Four Die in Williamsburgh Fire at Paul Weidmann Plant
A blaze at the Paul Weidmann Company cooperage plant in Williamsburgh Brooklyn killed four men. Joseph Rodgerson a freeman died after a wall collapsed and several others remain missing at midnight with probable burial in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlartes
New York
Paul Weidmann Company
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Joseph Rodgerson
Sheriff Seeks Extradition of Taylor in Goebel Case
Frankfort Kentucky June 14 Sheriff is in Indianapolis with a requisition on Gov Mount asking for the extradition of Wy Taylor to the state for trial on the indictment charging him with being an accessory to the murder of William Goebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Frankfort
Sherlf Gater
Indianapolis
Gov. Mount
Ferkham
William Goebel
Revolution in Water Travel Experiments and satire collide
A clipped essay mocks propulsion trends as vessels mimic fish fins. It argues against rapid change in water travel and references Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for digestion and biliousness. The piece blends quip and social commentary with whimsical observations on frogs and learning.
Brave is the girl who can wear her last summer hat
Health advice style advertisement warns husbands to treat a weak wife with kindness and Morley's Liver and Kidney Cordial to strengthen her. It promotes Kemp's Balsam for cough relief and touts sample bottles and 25 and 50 cent sizes, urging immediate purchase through local druggists.
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Brave
Morley
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Lincoln
Army of the Potomac
Slanton
Philadelphia Times
Ednaterry
Ramora
Conger
Lautches Burnet
Legation
Attachheod
Michigan and Town Associations
Cate
Carter
LEWIS
Thompson & Sons Mfc. CO
Beloit, Wigs
Knorel
Steaigns Road
Heakna
Gorma
Hood
London
J.D. Keyes & Co
Des Melacs
Owa. Fifth, Vine and
Wagner Streets
Ail
Paatea
Drugeiata
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