Graydon Bansemer faces a town’s roar and his father’s shame
Graydon confronts rumors of his father James Bansemer after Jane Cable’s scandal, as newspapers push sensational coverage. Elias Droom counsels restraint while Graydon contemplates escape from Chicago and a drastic life change. The tale traces family betrayal, public disgrace, and a young man’s resolve to start anew in the Philippines.
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Jane
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Tiuch
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Gray
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Omg
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Dream
Wennie Coeterpa
Walt
Feerven
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Mer
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Mia
Pullippines
Chapter XXI Time In Hurrying Away From Chicago
A hurried escape to the west places the couple and Jane in a private car after the Haazemer exposure. Jane remains compliant while Bee drifts into a stupor and Sadencpan’s plans unfold amid vague, disjointed narration.
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Jane Cable Joins Harbins Voyage to Philippines Front
Jane Cable sails with Colonel Harbin’s family as Graydon Bansemer serves in Luzon. Amid nerves and longing she seeks to support him, while the Harbins’ troop entourage boosts morale at sea and in early Manila/Cavite.
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Qonolegbem
Coxes Cohesive Power and Its Grip on Ohio Politics
The piece argues that William H. Taft credits George B. Cox with controlling Ohio politics via a cohesive patronage power. It notes Cox’s dominance at state conventions, his alliance with Guilbert and Brow, and his continued influence through political machines and state manipulation.
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Cohesive Power of Public Patronage Tied to Cox and Ohio Politics
A critical piece argues that George B. Cox wields cohesive power over Cincinnati and Ohio state officials through banking deposits, political appointments, and influence over prosecutors and boards. Taft’s earlier advice to curb Cox’s influence frames calls to vote against the machine in the state ticket and elect reform candidates.
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Walter Brows
Altaira
Grese
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Coxe Bank
Fullington
Comery Cuped
Bureau of Accounting
State Auditor's Department
Furlington
Treasury
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Walter Brown
Ciocinnatt
Tafta
Charlies FP
Coxe
Akron
Siete House
Builders Spread Across Oak Grove Road Spotlighting Farmers Prosperity
On the Fresno to Oak Grove road a surge of building shows prosperity with Samuel Wyler Michael Leavengood H A Caton G Halns Daniel Gribble John Auch RA Todd and G C Starker constructing new residences and Asbury Norman Lewis McFarland Leo Wyler Henry Huptich raising bank barns. Eight new residences and thirteen barns signal at least twenty thousand dollars in expansion, most spent in the past year, underscoring farmer effort amid hard times.
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Michael Leavjengood
H. A Caton
G . Halns
Daniel Gribble
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RA Todd
G. Starker
Perachs
Bank Harna
Wyler
M. Leavengood
Asbury Norman
Lewis McFarland
Leo, Wyler
Henry Huptich
Farmore
Iwat
Marc Philips
NG. Tompkins
Mise Mtanie Tompking
Chicago
L. Winkiepleck
Brazil
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Mika Herton McFarland
Miay Oma Leavengood
Whits Eyes
Beulah Norris
Bertha Norman
Fremo
Jenne Stonehocker
Warsaw
Harry Lyons
Win
Rome
Burersville
Beaver Row's Rain Briefly Nets First Fall Gap
Beav er Run district reports light rain on Monday the first in eight. farmers busy cutting corn and sowing wheat across a large acreage. A fall harvest rally is planned at Bethel next Sunday with Rev Samitheon delivering the sermon to a large audience. A gathering last Saturday at A J Darlings drew a large crowd.
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