Charity Girl in Courtship and Family Schemes
Audrey Glendarwood arrives as a new sister to Lady Daleswater while family tensions rise. The Duke plans mischief, Constance warns Audrey of duties, and Audrey faces royal social scrutiny aboard the Mona as Jack rejoins. Jealous intrigues unfold among Sheila Fraser and Mrs Unungerford with hints of danger on the horizon.
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Duke of
Gladys
Dadeswater
Audrey
Lady Daleswater
Papa
Dewar Mel
Jack
Sheila Fraser
Lancelot ‘Twist
Earl of Daleswater
Sheila
Lord John Glendurwood
Miss Fraser
Lady John
Sinclair
Mother
Constance
Mrs. Fraser
Lord John
Constance Fraser
Jack Glendarwood
Glendarwood
Andrey
Jean Thwait
Ghulys Daleswater
Jack Glendurwood
Mona
Cowes
Sinclair Lo
Scotland
Germany
London
Unungerford
Aubrey
Valet Downs
Mrs. Hungerford
Willie Fullerton
Brvyerley
Mr. Fullerton
Ma. Fochfort
Beverley
Tam
Tack
Willie
Mme
Glenduragood
Tre
Sam
John
Tom
Mrs. Wairfax
Daleswater
Countess of
Alexandrian Library Held Over 40000 Books by 47 B.C.
The fragment notes that by 47 B.C. the great Alexandrian library housed more than forty thousand valuable volumes. It contrasts Western fears with a witty quip about a reception for Johnnie Chumiley, reflecting a mix of satire and antiquity.
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Johnnie Chumiley
Cleveland Plain Dealer
History Chronicle of Key World Events and Figures
A dense catalog of historic dates and personages from various eras. It lists kings, explorers, battles, treaties, inventions, disasters, and political milestones with brief notes and years, including Columbus voyage, Jamestown beginnings, battles, political appointments, and natural disasters.
Fire injures Barnesboro business section
A fire destroyed Barnesboro Pennsylvania business section causing an estimated loss of 90000 dollars. Fire officials are investigating the cause while assessing damaged shelves and fixtures across the ruined area.
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Barnesboro
Indictment Examines Violet Lancaster in Fraud Case
Indiana authorities probe Violet Lancaster and her sister in a fraud scheme using carved nails to deceive customers. Letters from Michmik reference trips and tickets. Michmik summoned but cannot be forced to testify. Lancaster and her sister questioned after searches found linked notes.
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Violet Lancaster
Michmick
Easly
Corthind
Michniek
Sivanss Tie
Dart
Lancaster Woeman
Youth charged in fatal shooting at Indianapolis shoe house
Police report Ming salemiin of Indianapolis charged with murder after a youth was shot multiple times at a shoe house, found in a yard near Wishetnve. Neighbors alerted authorities when four pistol shots rang out before daylight. The father described the attacker firing through a door as the youth lay dying.
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Tadianapelis
Didianapolis
Ming Salemiin
Feddoatie
Wishetnve
Tnudheen
Crreen
Chesom
St Atminerimg School
Nck
King Tie
Neiethers
Lighting Plants in Combine Form New Indiana Company
Articles of association filed in Anderson establish the Central Indiana Light and Power Company with 2,000,000 to 2,000,600 common shares and 4,000 preferred shares. Incorporators include William M. Wherry Jr and others from New York. The firm is a branch of the National Heat Light and Power Company of New York operating in multiple towns across Indiana and nearby states.
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Companoy
Qpernie
Tinois
Podinna
Anderson
Central Indiana Lightin Company
William MM. Wherry Jr
Dom W.pohin
Tyan J. Meloon
New York
Central Indiana Company
National Heat
Light Ant Power Company of
Taylorsville
Jersevedaile
Robinson
Chierfeston
Daria
Pana
Lexington and Marshall
Man
Bennington
Twin City
Brattleboro
Michigan City former treasurer admits shortage and payment
Charles H. Mil ley, former city treasurer and now La Torre county auditor, writes to Mayor Fred C. Miller admitting a shortage of 2513.58 dollars and includes a check for the amount. The disclosure follows a city finance upheaval and Elijah Meyer’s prior shortage.
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Michigan City
Charles H. Milley
la Torre County
Fred C. Miller
Elijah Meyer
Meyer
Miller
Health official dies by own action and early death in Indiana
John Himburg foreman of the Democrat of Petersburg died by taking carbolic acid after ill health. Edward Deuster aged 19 died suddenly while playing baseball at Terre Haute. Indiana Supreme Court rules county officials cannot hire tax ferrets on a percentage basis. each case requires an appropriation.
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David II
Carlisle
Nesbit
Columbus
New World
Lessons
Austriata
Laffer
Lngr
Mary Queen
Battle of
Lartesside
Jamestown
Montrose
Coverattiers
Auhdean
Dpontine Besra
Detroit
VOTO
Hudson Bay Company
Thomas Blood
London
Tensaccola
Florida
Society of the Cincinnati Orginial
Walter Colton
California
Rutland
Tom Marshall
Virginia
Starbes
United States
Crearetown
Perceval
Bellinghan
Hugh S. Legare
South Carolina
Becme
Tattle
Palo Alto
Monxica
Daniel Webster
Berrestary
Ward
Armys Til
Sheridan
Jeferseon Davis
Lewinville
Washington
Philadelphia
Alexander Tilloch Gall
Canada
Dominion
Provingces
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Bytheen
Turkey
Greece
Co .Durkish
Volo
United States Supreme Court
Dell Telephone Companys
John Himburg
Democrat
Petersburg
Edward Deuster
Terre Haute
Indiana Supreme Court
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Effie A. Rowlands
the Weekly “Historian
China
Japan
Reading
Mont la Soufriere
St. Vincent's
Montelec
Martinique
Snyder
Oklo
Pennsylvania
Indiana State News
Filom
Ywoutets Wubi
Fvmieer Tel
Combine
Roy Ws
Melvin Wiseman
Fle Hey
Charles Alphers
Muntingburg Electric Light Company
Joe Goar
New Lisbon
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