Griselda Encounters the Young Stranger at GreyCourt
In a wooded return to Greycourt Griselda meets a young man from Lannon town who helps her home. They reveal shared pasts and plans as shadows of Gregory Dysart’s secret wealth and a looming storm test loyalties and danger.
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Jim
Griselda
Down
Chamier Iv
Greycourt
Lannon Town
London
Vern
Mr. Peyton
Tye
Nev
Lelys
Knetlers
Gainsboroughs
Reynolds
England
Gregory
Mrs. Grunch
Mrs. Grunehi
Mr. Dysart
Nic
Ericathe
Gregory Dysart
Shy
Dysart
Sedley
Gruneh
Mej
Death
Mor
Vera
Nia
der Uleee
Talks on the trusts draw Chicago crowd and delegates
Franklin H Head of the Civic Federation opens the national conference on trusts in Chicago. Delegates from 35 states attend as organization and state representatives debate committee setup and morning program readings by Professors Jenks and Adams. Attendance grows for Thursday session.
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Franklin H. Head
Give Federation of Chicago
National Conference On Trusts and Combinations
Central Music Ilall
Chicago
Civic Federation
Lr. Howard
Taylor
Akin
Linois
Mead
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Henry Carter Adams
Paul Kruger the Remarkable South African Leader
The article portrays Paul Kruger, president of the South African Republic, as a unique historical figure. It highlights his daily routine in Pretoria with a regular morning audience, a six-man guard, and austere religious devotion, with coffee and smoking as noted habits.
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Knuges
Pul. Regalta
Paul Kruger
South African
Tom Paul
Bismarck
Pretoria
Tie
Awakening of Justice in France Opens Great Conference
Prominent delegates arrived at Central Music Hall for the morning session of a national conference on combinations and trusts. The Civic Federation of Chicago had offered backing, and the gathering drew many noted statesmen and thinkers, promising a historic nineteenth century event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference On Combinations and Trusts
Civic Federation of Chicago
Ughts
Central Music Hall
Philadelphia Opens National Exposition Under McKinley
President McKinley triggers the Philadelphia National Exposition by electric button. The public opening follows praise for progress and readiness as the fair welcomes visitors after a year of planning.
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McKinley
McKkinley
White House
Philadelphia
President
Soldier
Tartar Released as American War Vessel in Hong Kong
British authorities allowed clearance for the transport Tartar at Hong Kong after delays following a British Foreign Office suggestion. The ship, formerly a commercial vessel sailing Victoria to Hong Kong, was chartered by the United States Government and treated as a war vessel under the Geneva convention, with Washington denying British jurisdiction. Gen. Otis and the ship’s captain reported the situation, while Britain disputed overcrowding claims as the vessel’s accommodations were expanded by 50 percent.
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Hong Kong
Foreign Office
War Department
Otis
United States Army
Dlg
Victoria
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Choate
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Tobe Contin
France
Chicago Tribune
Philippines
Thomas McVeigh
Company G
First
Wyoming Volunteer Infantry
Imus
Philippine Islands
Alcatraaz Island
Cal
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