End of Lacroix mystery and Timperley tragedy
The narrative recounts the Timperley affair culminating in the murder of Steinhardt and Lacroix, the explosion at the laboratory, and the unmasking of Louise De Lacroix as Mrs Gerald Unwin. Letters reveal Lacroix’s plans, inheritance rumors, and the Count De Lacroix deception. Fraulein Haas reacts to the death, and Frank Steinhardt’s fate shifts to music.
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Lonieo
Mre. Steinhardt
Mysell
Wii Gomney
Waldo
Hal
Birley
Mr. Birley
Sally
Imean Thes
de Laroiz
Louine
Lonnee
Teaid
Louise
Boosh
Louie de Lacroix
Gerald Unwin
Frank Steinhardt
Frank
Vise Jons
Fraulein Haas
Steinhardt
United States News Roundup of Global and Domestic Events
A rapid survey notes actions in Africa and Asia, labor shifts in the United States, and political shifts at home. It reports Philippine civil government progress, a looming Hayti outbreak, tornado destruction in Indiana and Ohio, and King Edward’s coronation delays amid illness.
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Hayti
Indiana
Ohio
Roosevelt
King Edward
Asia
Oceanica
United States
London
Fall of Manila Report on Dewey Senate Testimony
Admiral Dewey testified before the Senate Philippines committee on the Manila surrender era. He described Aguinaldo arriving at Hong Kong and plans for Filipino troops, the Spanish decision to surrender, and his stance toward Aguinaldo. Dewey said he never recognized Aguinaldo's government and spoke to him as Don Emilio.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
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Eenia
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Hong Kong
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Singapore
Aguinaldo
Williame
Arice
Japan
Rginaldo
Exposition Aid Debate and Labor Note In 1905
1905 fair funding sparks debate on Lewis and Clark Exposition while Oregon seeks Pacific coast support. Silk workers vote against a general strike as dyers’ helpers seek sympathy. Daily Mail reports China renouncing Manchuria sovereignty in concessions with Russia. Arbiters begin hearing in the sealing dispute between United States and Russia at The Hague.
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N.J
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London
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Hague
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United States
Netherlands
H. N. D. Pierce
Washington
Captain Baker
M. Komayhoff
Canal 16 Assured Conferees Reach Unanimous Canal Amendment
Washington June 27 conferees on the isthmian canal bill reach unanimous approval to build the Panama route if the President obtains a title to it Hepburn explains the report would erase prior provisions and enact the Senate amendment If accepted final action will be scheduled Senator Morgan urges adopting the Spooner amendment indicating Senate changes will be approved
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Hepburn
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Oes
Morgan
Alabama
Congress
Senate
King Edward's Convalescence Brightens Public Mood in London
Recovery 18 Rapid reports King Edward progress toward convalescence. Officials express great satisfaction as he shows interest in public questions and thanks the world for support by opening degenerative items with his own hands. Doctors note improvement and palace crowds remain hopeful. No regency is contemplated. Duke of Connaught’s update adds to the public relief.
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Edward
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
Baekim Palace
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
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Mansion House
Freight Handlers Demand 2 Percent Wages Rise
Chicago June 27 freight handlers and warehousemen union with 76000 members in 200 Chicago warehouses serving 24 railroads demands a 2 percent wage increase. They warn of possible disruption to freight flow if refused. Negotiations likely as general superintendents meet to consider actions.
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Chicago
Teameters
Union
Tornado Reports Reach Sioux City and surrounding towns
Reports of a tornado sweep Southeast South Dakota and Northwest Town J last night came in slowly due to wire outages. Several lives were said lost at Hudson in South Dakota while Tyndall and Maurice, Iowa, reported damage to small buildings and trees. In Sioux City a church and hardware store were wrecked and shade trees broken. no fatalities reported there.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
Tyndall
Maurice
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