Prince Charlie’s Daughter Beatrix Reclaims Lennox Legacy
Beatrix Lennox grows from heiress to resilient woman after her father Col. Lennox’s ruin and death. His failure leaves Beatrix and Lady Lennox to rebuild life at Strathnarn Grange amid hardship and loss. Beatrix clings to memory of home and hope to restore the Lennox estate.
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Charlie
Peter
Ormotin
Comolia
Boand
Charles Lennox
Erceldean
Scotland
India
Col. Lennox
London
Ailsa Graeme
Beatrix Lennox
Colonel
Prince Charlie
Tie
Lady Lennox
Atd
Beatrix
Breeldean
Jond
Hnree'dean
Bewrix Lemos
Galery
Ereeldean
Will
Mamima
Papal
Mamma
Papa
Tady Tennox
Strathnarn
Margaret
Grange
Morbid Conscience and Deceptive Phrases in 19th Century Tales
A Morbid Conscience recalls an Oxford student named R whose exaggerated scruples and awkward manners puzzled peers. Letters show his deceptive politeness when Euclid-like phrases masking affections cause offense and distress. The piece also notes the earliest pipe organ history linked to Solomon.
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Appostte
God
Augustus Hare
Oxford
Jim
Burton
Hin
Kwan
Mr. Burton
Iowa Campaign Refects GOP Machine Control and Decline
The Iowa Republican laments machine dominance in state politics from 1893 to 1904, detailing corruption and unfit leaders. It notes Governor Frank D. Jackson’s fall from renomination, Drake’s cautious era, and calls for a Democratic restoration under Horace Boles. The piece attacks the Sugar Trust, Dingley tariff, and tariff politics while urging reform and accountability.
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Iowa
Frank D. Jackson
Republican Party
Jackson
Reid
Francis M. Drake
Leslie M. Shaw
Drake
Shaw
Union
Horace Boles
Chicago
New Plan Endorses Rejection of Bleeding as Cure
The piece contrasts old medical bleeding with a modern view and argues against a law taxing the people to cure national business sickness. It notes tariff receipts under the new law run around $200,060 daily, asserting a persistent deficit.
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Philadelphia Record
Voters recall Lincoln and Hanna clash over trusts
A Columbus Dispatch letter argues that even in deathless history men with opposing views can share support for Bark Hanna’s Senate bid. The writer warns trusts threaten government, claiming monopolies profit from oppression and must fall.
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Lincoln
Hanna
Bark Hanna
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Marcus A. Wanna
Columbus
McKinley Stumping Rumor Stirring Ohio Campaign Talk
A Chicago dispatch questions the New York Sun rumor that President McKinley will stump Ohio in a rail tour for the party ticket. The piece argues the president would avoid making such a bold campaign move, preserving the dignity of the office.
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McKinley
Oto
United States
New York Sun
MccKinley
Sun
Andrew Johnson
Mark Hanni
Major McKintey
Ohio
Olle
Nou
Chicago Dispatch
Service and responsibility for the people
A historical note cites the St Louis Post Dispatch urging that those who serve society must remain servants not rulers of the people, emphasizing modest power and public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispateh
Tariff Critiques and Economic Debates Across Papers
A collage of editorials and notices discusses tariff impacts on wheat and textiles, wages under protectionism, and political figures. It contrasts Dingley protection with wage effects, cites New York Times criticism, and notes a London hospital using oxygen therapy while referencing various papers like Indianapolis News and Des Moines Leader.
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Indianapolis News
Vornker
Ohio
Mark Tianan
Peoria Journal
Dingley
New York World
Des Moines
Treasury
Pittsburg Post
Wieht
Republican National Committee
New York Times
London
Ulus
Professor Seneca Jones and the Bull Focus Mishap
In a Michigan pasture Silas Jones and his brother Professor Seneca Jones test a device that photographs purposes and thoughts. The bull charges, Seneca activates the camera, the beast relocates, and a mishap breaks the plate in Detroit Free Press style.
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Seneca Jones
Silas Jones
Sen
Silas
Jokin
Michigan
Palmer Jones
Rik
Pliny
Prof. Jones
Focis
Issage
Seneca Joney
Rcientee
Detroit Pree Press
Asbestos Rope Surpasses Hemp in Fire Resistance and Use
A blue asbestos rope three-fourths inch in diameter withstood a long gas-flame test, breaking after twenty-two hours, and shows greater longevity in air and moisture than hemp. The fiber is used in hospital mattresses offering cooler summers and warmer winters, while experiments in fire resistant apparel are underway.
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South Africa
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Sapphire colors vary from velvet blue to peacock hues
The article notes sapphires come in diverse colors beyond blue, with Ceylon producing soft velvet blue, peacock blue with green, plus red, green, yellow, and white sapphires, all valued highly alongside Burmah rubies.
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Ceylon
Marmion Castle Auction Sells to Town for 15000
The Marmions Damworth Castle estate, hereditary Marmion property linked to Marmion heritage, was auctioned and bid in by the town corporation for 15000 dollars. The sale included fishing rights on the Rivers Tame and Anker and land over five acres.
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Damworth Castle
England
Marquis ‘Townshend
Aucion
Scott
Pontexaye
Lutterworth
Gerlvelsbay
Tamworth
Tame
Anker
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Henri Watterson
Colonel Watterson
Chicago Journal
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Tex
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Joseph Tlelter
Charles Pillsbury
William I. Baker
D. RR. Francis
George B. French
J. Pierpont Morgan
Dineley
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