Unto Caesar and the Boat Tale of a Countess
A many fragment tale recounts a sea voyage with a young countess and a man named Hollis aboard a liner. The pair navigate flirtation and mystery while a hidden romance with a mysterious woman unfolds through rooms and cards. The scene shifts to New York as Hollis pursues the countess’s alter ego Mine Tonsley, revealing a web of deceit, money, and disguise on a fashionable voyage.
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Horn
Mann
Otunner
Eakin Wollia
Tifa
Wally
Tiglanel
Ber Hip
Alngle
Hollis
Jas
Holts
Hollie
Abe
Han
Reed
Thane
Ann Child
Thare
Ake
Lemaine
Raton
Young Man Who Led Tem Son Prison Reform
A readable fragment describes a young man who led a temple mission, with hints of a community effort and local response. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the action centers on uplift through disciplined work and collective support in a religious or civic setting.
English pugilist invades dukedoms with $5000 wager
Rumors of a London Nations Sporting Club member bringing $5000 to back an English featherweight challenge unfold. The scene recalls the era of Charley Mitchell with Driwell and Bowker comparisons as boxing heat stirs interest amid other sports chatter.
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Nations Sporting Club of London
Jim Liebcoll
Jon
Sa Demoont
Mngland
Charley Mitchell
Hngland Driwell
Jem Bowker
Owen Moray
Agtand
United States National Bank of America Proposal
The bill to create the United States National Bank of America calls for a capital of 100000000 dollars in 100000 shares of 1000 par value. Three-fifths to be bought by the United States treasurer at par with bond sale to raise inland funds. two-fifths offered to national banks in gold. Branches planned in major cities. 25 directors with the secretary of the treasury as chairman. Bank may issue up to 140000000 in notes. Dividends at four percent.
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Washington
United States National Bank of America
Fornes
Dino Rat
New York
United States
United States National Bank of
Bank Mmay
Baok
Cardinal Farley May Be Made at Next Consistory
Archb ishop Farley of New York may be named a cardinal at the next consistory. The ceremony for Count Seychony and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt is near, with Archbishop Lavelle to officiate at St Patrick's. The couple’s wedding reportedly advances despite past Catholic Protestant marriage tensions.
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New York
Archbishap Farley
Nest
Ssechony
Gladys Vanderbilt
Fural
Mian
Gr. Archise J. Lavelle
Bt. Patrick's Cathedral
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Bryan dollar dinner drawsDemocrats crowd in Lincoln
In Lincoln Nebraska June 16 nearly 1800 politics friends and admirers attended a democratic dollar dinner at the Lincoln auditorium. Speakers praised democracy and Mr Bryan, viewing him as a leading candidate for the presidential nomination. Most attendees were Nebraska men with guests from Missouri and Oklahoma. some redial leaders received guarded support.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln Auditorium
Bryan
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahams
Moonevelt
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Miasouri
American Association of Fair and Expositions
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Meriny Geen
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Jeffrien
JM Jeffries
Therete
Prinness
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Keane
James R. Keene
N.Y
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Ewe
Kentucky
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Laceburton
Varley
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Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
Rou Ree
Meyerdale
A. Minnick
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Reemede
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Mazden Lake
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Wain
C. W. Rorts
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Renscualle
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