Descent Into Greycourt the Summer House Encounter
Seaton Dysart visits Greycourt where Vera and Griselda scrutinize him with distrust. Vera confronts his cold vanity and Griselda flirts, while Dysart and Vera clash over intentions. A farewell grows inevitable as tension rises and unseen judgments linger between the family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaton Dysart
Yuriznee
Grisellla
Vera
Griselda
Seaton
Driselda
Dysart
Sumer House
Tam
Vern
Verg
Kselda
Tix Hieinor
Sin
Shoe
Tom Peston
Sean
Frans
Fire at Chicago stock yards wipes out horses and buildings
A major blaze at the Chicago Union Stock Yards destroyed the Dexter Park pavilion, two residences and three detached horse barns, and badly damaged the Transit House hotel. About 2,500 horses were in the pavilion. three people injured in the stampede. Total loss estimated at 294000 with most insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Stock Yards
Dexter Park
Stock Yards
Hie
Elvator
Union Stock Yards and ‘Transit Company
A. Spoor
Raising Money for War in Question How Uncle Sam Will Raise
Treasury Secretary Gaye weighs funds to pay 80,000 added troops in the Philippine war. Proposals include stamp taxes on patent protected articles and gambling devices, bonds, and war taxes, with stamps on firearms and other items as potential revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Fanda
Gaye
The
Treasury
Root
Treasury Department
Cage
Philippines
Spain
United States
Notable Names and Ventures Mentioned Across The Chronicle
Figures and figures of merit across headlines include Artings once a porter at A T Stewart, Padorewski described as two Jew, Russell Sage’s sister living in Onoida New York aged 93, Daniel Lamont’s fortune pegged at 5 million dollars, Mrs Howard Gould owning a fan bought for 100000 dollars, Governor Roosevelt pursuing Gladstonian tree felling, and Y i O Connor claiming Mrs Langtry appears as young as ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourke Cochran
A.T. Stewart
Padorewski
Russell Sage
Onoida
N.Y
Daniel Lamont
Howard Gould
Roosevelt
O'Connor
Langtry
Wilder Monument Dedicated To Dead Soldiers At Chickamauga Park
Thousands attend the Wilder brigade monument dedication at Chickamauga Park honoring Civil War dead from Indiana. The seventy five foot blue granite circular tower sits on a square base, cost about 10000 funded by Wilder Brigade members with Gen Wilder contributing most.
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Chickanauist
Chickatigta Park
Ulingis
Tndiana
Tadiona Park
Geet. TV
Pollowine
James A. Connelly
Chen
Smith
Atkins
Propport
Tominsen
Trigide
Wilder
Queen urged to intervene as war fears rise
Kruger appeals to Victoria asking the Queen to prevent bloodshed. Advices say London may delay, hoping for a conference. Transvaal and Witwatersrand leaders push war plans while Milner diplomacy shifts. Frontier shortages grow as Boer and British mobilize.
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Kruger
Victoria
Cablegraim
Lond Krug
Aun Tenere
Royal Arsenal
Capes
Steyn
Orange Roe
Alefred Milner
Pacific
Rithes
Witlander Council
Pietermaritzburg
Johnnnnesburg
Alfred Milner
Transvaal
Government restricts exchange of gold for silver dollars
Report from St. Louis claims a sub-treasurer will not exchange gold or bank notes for silver dollars, offering only silver certificates. The issue raises the possibility of a treasury order barring exchanges of silver dollars for gold or other currency, except silver certificates.
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Uncle Sam
United States
St. Louis
United States Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iselda
Die
Sam Vera
Greycourt
Lving
Cather
Sou
Om Ye
Artings
Tue Wilder
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