The Doctor's Qilemma Chapter XXVI Struggles and Rescue
In December a family endures freezing cold and poverty as English pupils are left unpaid and Perrier departs. Minima, Nelly, and Rosalie seek shelter, with illness and hunger accelerating their peril until a guiding cure offers help to Granville, Ville en bois, and onward to safety.
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England
Madame Perrier
Minima
Mia
Wilkinson
Martin Dobrow
Tordit
Martin
Julia
Pobenary
Madame Verrier
Manotone
Linder
Earty
Mademoiselle Morel
Mademoiselle
Madame
Govel
Bordeaux
Normandy
Paris
Frieda
Pala
Monsieur
Mandate Perrier
Nelly
Granville
Francis Laurantie
Ville En-Bois
Jenguen
Happenings of the Week From Global News Circuits
A sweeping weekly review notes Boer orator in Birmingham and anti anarchist bills in Congress, naval updates with Wisconsin’s final acceptance, and cabinet changes looming under Roosevelt. Other items include Major Belknap’s Manila death, Yuan Shikai’s navy reforms, Kruger’s stance, and Marconi’s transatlantic experiments.
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Birmingham
England
United States
Congress
Heinz
Samar
Carnegie
Canyon City
Col
Ines
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Hugh BR. Belknap
Manila
San Francisco
Thomas
Yuan Shai Kai
Chi Li
Constantinople
Boars Tp i
Lisbon
Cross in the grove guides lost travelers at night
In a stormy scene a child and narrator seek aid beside a lonely cross in a yew grove. A rough market cart and a red faced Norman peasant appear, with a priest in cassock and hat arriving as they beg for help in the dark night.
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Minima
Seattle Chamber Finds Pacific Cable Matter Urgent
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce recently considered the Pacific cable issue, presented by Attorney Joseph Shippen, and unanimously resolved that the government and commercial interests of the United States require action to advance telegraphic communication with the outside world.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Cable
Joseph Shippen
United
Submarine Cable Plan Aims North Route to Alaska and Orient
Senator Foster prepares a bill to authorize the United States to lay and maintain a cable network from Puget Sound to Alaska and the Orient via a northern route. The proposal seeks swift adoption despite heavy legislative pressure and aims to connect Asiatic commerce centers.
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Puget Sound
Alaska
Manila
Congress
Foster
United States
Orient
Messages From Beijing To Bank Moves And An Irish Hall Sale
Washington reports Minister Conger forwarded correspondence with China on travel safety for inland foreigners and passport practices. In New York, three banking moves aim to establish Orient facilities including Shanghai and Manila branches, a specialized bank, and a Manila branch pending legislation. The Hall of Tara, Navan, Meath may be sold after a sparse auction, with private sale kept as option. In Mexico City, officials require railway staff in contact with the public to speak Spanish to better communicate with passengers and prevent order errors.
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Conger
State Department
China
Board of Foreign Affairs
Orient
New York
Saya
Journal of Commerce
Shanghai
Manila
Guaranty Trust Company
Edward J H. Cragin
New York National Bank
Hall of Tara
Navan
County Meath
Dublin
The
Journal and American
Ireland
B. C
Mexico City
Pullman Company
Growth and Happenings in the Commonwealth Industries
A broad review notes oil market activity, state officials returning east, a steamer wreck on the Willamette near Corvallis after snag damage, and a Salem reform school fire under investigation. Other items include a debate on dock construction cost efficiency, upcoming farmers institute at Cove, new creamery at Pairview Tillamook, a convict's self-inflicted death, jackrabbits as pests in Eastern Oregon, and extensive mining and agricultural news across Linn, Josephine, and Cracker Creek districts with market prices for wheat flour and dairy products.
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Salem City
Rath
Willamette River
Corvallia
State Reform School
Salem
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Tillamook
Frank Brehm
Oregon
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Explosion at Boho furnace kills ten in Pittsburg
Ten men burned to death and four injured after a gas explosion at the Boho furnace of Jones & Laughlin in Pittsburg. The blast occurred as gas and flames belched through the furnace bell, drivers and laborers on Platform five feet above ground. A wheelbarrow carrying ore sparked the disaster. its weight and motion and the delay in lifting men contributed to the high fatal toll.
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Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin
Strnene
Marae
Barrow
Four Boilers Explode in Pittsburg Steel Plant Tragedy
A boiler explosion at Black Diamond Steel Works in Pittsburg killed four and injured twelve. Superintendent Reuben Miller Jr. stated boilers were recently checked and found in good condition. Investigators seek cause as the 4:15 p.m. blast wrecked the 10 inch bar mill No 9 and neighboring works.
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Pittsburg
Black Diamond Steel Works
Reuben Miller, Jr
James McNeill
Black Diamond
Gage Intends to Resign Treasury Post in Coming Months
Washington reports Secretary Gage plans to relinquish the treasury portfolio as soon as President Roosevelt finds a suitable successor. He expressed a desire to be relieved before spring, noting cordial relations with the president and stating he is not prepared to say when a formal resignation may occur.
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Washington
Gage
Treasury
Roosevelt
Cold Wave Sets December Records Across the South
A December cold wave brings record low minimums across the South dating to 1884. The extreme cold reaches as far as Boutstaira and the gulf border, with intense temperatures but no serious vegetation damage reported yet.
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Boutstaira
Gulf Border
Bank Robbery Report From Fayetteville Ark
A bank in Springvale ten miles from Fayetteville was robbed today by a sole assailant who forced the assistant cashier to open the vault and hand over about seven dollars. The cashier was briefly threatened with a revolver but unharmed as the robber escaped.
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Monsieur le Cure
Jean
Monsieur
Fayetteville
Ark
Inoon
Bank of
Springvale
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