Miriam Hope Rejects Love After Escape And Threats
Miriam Hope tells Paul Neville she cannot return his love and must go on with her chosen path. He proclaims his love and begs for a response, but she explains a shadow over her life requires they part forever. The scene unfolds amid ongoing schemes and near-fatal threats surrounding Cheatham and Carpenter.
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Orange Mountains
Tom Bines
Tom
Paul
Miriam
Mr. Neville
Tam
Mias Bermann
Court Freezes Charges Against Cheatham After Withdrawal
Paul Neville Lem Dodd and Tom Bines learn at Judge Fenner’s court that all charges against Mr. Cheatham have been withdrawn and they head home. Mrs. Hope remains pale and resigned as Kitty Boyne bursts with joy at the sight of a carriage returning Neville.
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Kitty
Dr. Mathison
Mary
Miriam Hope
Hannah
Hannah and Mrs. Bines. and Mrs. Hope
Miriam
Paul Neville
Tom Bines
Fihi
Angkor
Mrs. Bines
Pan
Neville
Lem
Plaece
Mrs. Munroe
Puella Street
Tenth
Wilberforce
Smuge
Paul
Lem Dodd
Tom
Bines
Kitty Boyne
Sam
Fire plot unfolds in Puella Street tale
Chapter XXX reveals Cheatham’s scheme to burn a tenement for insurance theft. Smugg and two sailors, aided by Charlies Carpenter, plan the deadly act to eliminate witnesses and seize property. The scene closes as the night approaches the execution.
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England
Cheatham
Puella Street
Carpenter
Smugg
Charlies Carpenter
Teeth on the Tongue Snail Teeth Awe Savvy Devourer Warning
A Chicago naturalist notes the garden snail hosts up to 30000 minute teeth on its tongue but uses 4000 to 6000 at a time. He says no large wild animal has a mouth like the snail’s, capable of out devouring anything that lives.
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Chicago
No Scarcity of Breath Tale Between Two Widows
Two Southern widows debate their husbands last sicknesses and deaths. One says her husband suffered until death from lack of breath, while the other insists her husband drew breath to the very end.
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Jes
Man who teaches industry outshines a fortune
Quotation contrasts parenting approaches saying a father who instills habits of industry aids his children more than bestowing wealth. It adds a warning that excessive praise can harm character.
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Whately
Hoosier Happenings and Local Incidents
A collage of Indiana local notices reports a farmer killed by a Baltimore and Ohio train in Coburg, a Stringtown boy drowning, a Sullivan girl fatally burned, and Fishers John Ham injured by a shotgun blast. Governor hopefuls, bank openings, factory orders, and estate accidents thread through town life with multiple drownings, a grave collapse, and a grand cracker mishap during festivities.
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Aly
Keekra
Baltimore & Ohio
Coburg
Thomas Tiley
Stringtown
Coal Creek
Charles Riggs
Sullivan
John Ham
Carp
James FE. Watson
Omer Tuyton
Cambridge City
F.C. Masbargh
W. A. Geiger
Churubusco Truth
Franklin County National Bank of
Brookville
Joseph HH
Fries Ig
Richard
Taylor Cauhier
Thieme
Wayne Knitting Mills
Fort Wayne
Charles Ely
Fred Mecklenburg
Michigan City
Lake Michigan
John C. Marion
Winamac
Kaltunazoo Eet Sugar Company
Trent Surer-Elect
W.G. Dimmitt
Kekama
Oscar Welty
Roscoe Cooper
Maxwell
Mary Wise
Flora
Globe Furniture Company
Evansville
Henry Randolph Dubber
Dubber
Wits
Indianan Vountry Association
New Albany
W. EF. Kemp
George FE. Seyangor
Edward McCulloch
Edward Wilhersers
G. Pleiss
James McLaughlin
WW. Tenelitt
Joseph Norton
Thomas Williams
Philip Stragk
William Jack
Martinsburg
Eva Dungan
Muncie
Dungan
Giri
Miss Dunvant
McDermott Tatts
Entity
Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory
Hert
Arlen & Peterson
Marion
Isaac Norris
James Murdock
James W. French
Charles Narley
Paris Working Girls Seen in Daily Life and Struggles
A snapshot of Parisian life focusing on working girls from Montmartre and Clichy walking to work in the early hours. They are mostly neat, dressed in black with white at the throat and violets at the bodice, sharing gossip as they head to labor. Lunch at noon is meager, averaging five francs, with many earning two to three francs daily and must cover food housing and transport.
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Paris
London
Montirtre
Clichy
Gronele
Rue de la Paix
Rue de Rivoli
Dodd’s Kidney Pills End Heart Disease for Veteran Crane
The Hon. Moses B. Crane of Tacoma credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with curing chronic heart disease after wartime exposure and age related decline. He reports improved eating and sleep within months and renewed vigor, praising the remedy and its effect on kidney and bladder weakness.
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Manes H
Crane
Taccoma
Solllera
Tacoma
Wash
Dodd
Moses B. Crane
Ohio Lodge
I. A. R. Post
Tascoma
Doidit
Mr. Crane
Fast Canadian Rail Record Amid Snowstorm
Lord Strathcona’s special train on the Canadian Pacific ran 112 miles from Montreal to Ottawa in 110 minutes and 100 minutes net with stops. The feat stands as the fastest time on the continent, though readings note the Reading line’s shorter Camden to Atlantic City run as a prior continental record.
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Lord Strathcona
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Ottawa
Reading
Camden
Atlantic City
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY PROMOTES LAXATIVE MIX
An old advertisement claims a cold can be cured in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and promises a refund if it fails. EB Grove’s signature appears on each box and the price listed is 250.
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EB. W. Grove
Steam Navigation Through the Centuries
A brief survey traces steam power in ships from sixteenth century Italian experiments to a 1838 era cross Atlantic steamers. It notes a 1736 British steamboat patent and 1807 Fulton’s Hudson voyage, ending with postal service profits of about 20 million dollars yearly.
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Fulton
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