The Bond of Flesh Endures a Grim Fate
Victor recounts a doomed plot to free himself from Conrad by an ether operation arranged with Olaf Aveling. Linda betrays him by marrying Aveling, Conrad dies, and Victor survives but bears the burden of guilt and loneliness. He retreats to the Tyrolese mountains, seeking patience and penance.
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Olaf
Linda
Conrad
Victor
Aveling
Sette
Schreiner
Eerehou
Paris
Oscar Schreiner
Oscar
Olaf Aveling
Iself
Olaf Avene
Two Deputies Die in Arkansas Moonshine Fight
A报 special from Little Rock reports six men massacred in Pope county mountains Sunday. Two deputies killed outright, two fatally wounded, two missing, possibly dead or captive. Victims include Captain B F Taylor and Deputy Joe Dodson. Renfrew brothers wounded. The raid aimed at a large moonshine outfit near a distillery. authorities blame local desperadoes led by Horace Brace and John Church.
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Little Rock
Pope County
Baridite
B. F. Taylor
Searcy County
United States
Joe Dodson
Stone County
Renfrew
Searcy
Taylor
Dodson
Renfrew Brothers
Pack
Russellville
Horace Brace
John Church
Captain Taylor
Federal
Marshal Cooper
Washington
McKenna
Spain Calls Up Reserves for Cuba and Philippines
A Madrid cabinet council decided to summon 80,000 reserves with 27,000 bound for Cuba and 13,000 for the Philippine islands. The minister denied the council debated colonial reforms or political questions.
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Spain
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Madrid
Tax Collector Short in Mobile County Accounts
State Examiners Purifoy and Cowan report Tax Collector E B Lott of Mobile County Alabama is $40 000 short in the 1896 tax year with a possible further shortfall for the prior year. Lott, once a prominent man, is advanced in years and in failing health as investigators pursue the full scope of defalcations.
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Lott
Labor Leaders Adopt Platform Denouncing Federal Judiciary
Labor leaders met in St Louis Missouri to adopt a platform denouncing the judiciary as subverting state sovereignty and to address the miners strike. The resolutions call for a Good Friday fund, a Chicago convention if the strike isn t settled by September 20 1897, public ownership of railroads and telegraphs, opposition to government by injunction, and armed disarmament concerns. Delegates were set with one per organization and two per congressional district.
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St. Louis
Committee On
Congress
United States
America
Chicago
Perry to Hang As Governor Denies Clemency
Governor Atkinson refused executive clemency for H. B. Perry found guilty of murdering Bery Lanier. The governor ruled the clemency request was based on disputed statements from Perry and Lanier, not altering the jury verdict. Perry is set to be executed Wednesday, September 8.
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Atkinson
Georgia
Perry
Bery Lanier
Lanier
McLaurin Appears Set to Win South Carolina Senate Primary
South Carolina held the Democratic primary for United States senator Tuesday with polls open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. McLaurin led in most counties and held a strong near-majority over his opponents Irby and an unnamed rival, with totals around 19,852 for McLaurin and 3,570 for Irby as final county returns rolled in.
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South Carolina
McLaurin
Senate
Abbeville
Anderson
Bamberg
Barnwell
Beaufort
Berkely
Charleston
Cherokee
Chester
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Edgefield
Fairfiel
Florence
Georgetown
Greenville
Greenwood
Hampton
Horry
Lancaster
Lexington
Marion
Marlborough
Newberry
Oconee
Orangeburg
Pickens
Richland
Saluda
Sumter
Union
Williamsburg
York
McTaurin
Irby
Bryan Named Prominent at Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
The Pennsylvania state convention in Reading nominated candidates for auditor general and state treasurer. A Bryan banner and cheers for William J. Bryan marked the event as State Chairman Garman opened the meeting at 12 30 p m. A resolution vacating William F Harrity's national committee seat passed 53 to 26.
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Pennsylvania
Reading
William J. Bryan
Garman
Ermantraut
Ermentrauts
William F. Harriity
Philadelphia
National Committee
Faure Welcomed Home Amid Bomb Explosion Incident
President Faure arrived in Paris Tuesday evening and was met by officials at the Northern rail station. Ten minutes after his passage a bomb exploded inside the church railings. Two arrests were made in the enclosure as police sealed off the area.
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Faure
Paris
Medeleine
Elwood Warns Negroes to Leave Town in Color Line Tension
In Elwood Indiana neighbors ordered Black residents to depart after repeated attempts to settle. Over twelve yearsColored people faced drives despite men forming a fifty-strong colony two months earlier. Some left, others stayed amid warnings and threatened trouble.
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Elwood
Ind
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