Reaping the Harvest Chapter XVIII Climax in London
General Vandeleur confronts Rachel Power and Melat and schemes over inheritance while Harrington frets after a detour through Park scenes. Valentine Harrington flirts with Lady Bardinge and dodges Major Pottinger before returning to his chambers to receive a urgent message.
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Cromwell Road
Valentine Starrington
Curzon Street
Vandeleur
Mr. Harrington
Jones
Tardinge
Bilingham
Trotterdam
Norway
London
Rachel Power
To be continued Making It Livety
A fragment from a suburban scene shows a stranger asking why children fight outside. A girl whispers the landlord gave them quarter to do it, and that the neighborhood was too quiet according to the landlord and the uw folks.
Danger Area Debate Cited by Philadelphia Ledger
A clipped exchange shows Mr Gay warning that some scientists consider Klasing dangerous, while Miss Smart counters that it would affect him. She adds her big brother is within call, hinting at protective concern amid the debate.
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Mr. Gay
Klasing
Miss Smart
Phladelphia Ledger
Why Be Renamed Mrs A Your Husband Smoking Again
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mrs Z questions a renaming and a husband’s smoking habit. The dialogue reveals Mrs Z defending her choice to resume smoking after discovering a bargain smoking jacket.
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Mrs. A
Ex-Governor Drake will riches found in Lake Mud
A sensational tale claims ex Governor Drake’s will leaves Drake University $50,000 and a vast estate divided among six children. It reports Lake Hartland mud as a potential fuel source, with expert Edward Atkinson proposing draining and drying mud to form coal. Also noted are a Creston fire destroying Burlington route shops and various local incidents and civic notes across Iowa towns.
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Wim
Drake
Lake Mud
Kuriington
Suifera
Lou
Croston
Stranels M. Drake
Dea Moines Canalstory
Knights - Templar
Drake University
Gov. Drake
Conslatory
Millix 2
Bhontz
Jennie Sawyers
Goss
B. T. Denke
Tol A. Denke
Mary Ta Drake
University
Haa
Hamilton County
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Mansa
Ling
Massachusetts
Creston
Burlington
Iowa Notes Include Hotels, Banks, and a Monument Plan
The region reports on an $8,000 hotel project at Red Oak, a new Hudson union line, incorporation of the Athude Chautauqua Association, and the death of Frank H. Carberry at 68. Other items mention canal, bank, and drainage discussions, indictments, court actions, labor issues, and local appointments in towns such as Clinton, Burlington, Davenport, Des Moines, and Waterloo.
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Red Oak
Hudson
Athude Chautauqua Associaton
Frank H. Carberry
Dubuque
Nhe
Clinton
Burlington
Jefferson
Tabor
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Grayson
Ofort Dodge
Dex Moines
George W. Hinkle
Steulonville
Ohio
Christ Church
Waterloo
Font
Centerville
Gen. Drake
Indianola
National Bank
Reel Rapiis
Ringgold County
J. Vs. Welfe
Cluffsmarine
Seerley
State Normal School
Lixher
Toneheys
John G. Carlisle
Boles-Jacksonian Club
Des Moines
Geo. Weaver
Des Moines Improvement Company
Council Bluffs
Supreme Court
Clay Reimers
Ringgald County
Himer ‘Thompson
Joseph Smith
Bingley
State Miners Association
Albion
Tow Walter
Marshalltown
James Hanley
Board of
Regents
The
State University
Dex Maloes
Pelk County
J. T. Sawyer
Francis M. Drake
Drake University
Jon. Stein
Cagay
R. Ne Hyde
J. A. Davis
Maulton
Hyde
Davis
Lown
Athimukee
Traward
Payette
Chiyton
Duhiware
Blackhawk
Qulyong Dimoveuue
Chickassaw
Geo. W. Drugsiite
Wd. St. Mason
United States Circuit Court of
Towne, Indian oil promoter in national politics
In the wake of Democratic wins in New York City, Hon. Charles Towne a former senator congressman and 6x vice presidential candidate emerges as a major figure for the Democratic national convention. The article traces Towne’s Tammany links his wartime House service and later Wall Street wealth while detailing national debt, treasury cash, and debates over irrigation timber laws and federal spending amid push for statehood for several western territories.
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New York City
Charles Towne
Minnesota
New York
Didi
McClellan
Yowne
United States
House of Representatives
Towne
United States Senate
Wall Street
Texas
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Major Pottinger
Marrington
Lady Bardinge
Dulei
Mamma
Harrington
Viennah
Lady Burdinge
Gen. Vandeleur
J. B. Wolf
Council Bluts
Marshalltown House
Faile- Benziere Brothers
Wyman, Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Carson, Firle & Co
Chicago
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Epworth
W. R. Spensley
K. P. Hall
Dpworth
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Bellevue
J. M. Thomas
Lowa
Fort Madison
Mason City
Waller Copps
Thiad
Creston Mutual
Lowa Ilumane Society
le Grand
Vile
Conrad Writz
Towa
Boies
Rock Hawk County
Rock Island
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B. H. English
Polk County
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Hirnest I. Himenbaugh
Sinclaiy
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Lanning
Adams County Board of Supervisors
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Board of Supervisors
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Washington
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Mig
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Roosevelt
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Congress
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Tunt
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