Rule by a Woman Chadima chapter ends in tension
Barbara Bradleigh and Brice Rutherford clash over a manuscript in a Croylands study. He insists on reading and critiquing the heroine while she asserts control, then he exits moody after a sharp exchange. Barbara wrestles with mixed feelings as Mrs Rutherford hints at rivals.
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Chadima
Beadleigh
Strane
Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Miss Bradleigh
Nequivacerce
Aurburn
Shoe
Brivo Rutherford
Barbara
Maico Mutherford
Misa Bradleigh
Mr. Ruatherford
Croylands
Mise Bradleigh
Sio
Mise Bradletg
Pat Omony
Muthoys
Briga
Croy- Jandy
Brigo
Brice
Hylee
Brien
Bries
Tsarbara
Sho
Lawrilly
Hove
Brive
Flo
Ty Wight
Moody Miner
Bria
Milas Wentworth
Brice Rutherford
Tote
Eccentric Charity Tales of Anonymous London Donors
Two stealthy benefactors in London gave large sums to charities without revealing their names. A £1,000 note arrived at the Church Army Edgware Road branch, while the Lifeboat Institution and Biblewoman's Mission received gifts through mysterious visits. One donor left £2,000 after a politics talk, then vanished. another annual giver left £9,000 to the Biblewoman's Mission, totaling substantial anonymous gifts.
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London
Edgware Road
Churely Army
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Hnve
British and Foreign Bible Society
National Lifeboat Institution
London Biblewoman's Mission
John Street
Adelphi
Ha Adelphi Terrace
Dibdin
Mr. Dibdin
Babel at Johannesburg Court of Justice
Rand Daily Mail reports on the cosmopolitan Johannesburg courthouse where many languages echo through the halls. Witnesses switch from clicks of a lever to French and other tongues as interpreters claim provision for twenty languages and others like Livonian and Yiddish.
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Johannesburg
Pinny Tongues
Commissioner Street
Court of Justice
Walla
Rand
Rock Island Arsenal Fire Devastates Storehouses and Ammunition
A massive fire at the Rock Island Arsenal caused about $2,000,000 in losses, destroying a key storehouse and its contents including military equipment. Firefighters faced live fire as bullets from outgoing ammunition rained down, with Davenport Moline and Rock Island aiding. Losses cited at $250,000 for the building and over $1,000,000 for contents. the site, largest in the United States, covers about thirty acres and dates back to 1803.
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Rock Island
Thy
Inmense Orimnance
Arsenal Fire Department
Davenport
Ruel Taland
Moline
Arsenal
TD. Blatt
United States
Rock Island Arsenal
Island of
Mississippi
Ramsey
Secretary of War
Taka
Oast
Armory
Juliet
Congress
Mississippi Project Aims To Restore Vicksburg River Trade
The Mississippi river once left Vicksburg inland forcing merchants to adjust as the city lost river traffic. For years the U S government has built a canal to return the river to the city, with completion expected soon to revive port activity and boat traffic.
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Mississippi
Vicksburg
United States
Burned engineer notes and court action in loan case
Edwin GC Ragsdale died in a wreck as notes of current events report a Kansas City judge ruling in a loan shark case affecting city employees. Oregon Senate bans selling papers derived largely from criminal news. Six independent cigars factories in Tinyana sign ten year no sale pact worth $200000.
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Edwin GC
Ragsdale
Dang
Ian
Kansas City
Oregon
George Washington Facts From St Panuk Globe
The St Panuk Globe outlines George Washington’s life traits and deeds including an estate valued around 800000, two vetoes in eight years, no set speech, six foot two stature, light blue eyes, dark brown hair, and marks from smallpox. It notes his Masonic ties, love of music and animals, frequent card betting, theatre interest, and habit of swearing with vigor.
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Tie
Masonic Order
Elenangr Parke Custin
The Country in Washington's Day Remembered in 1800
A reflective survey contrasts early United States life in 1800 with modern progress. It notes Washington and key founders guiding a republic still developing, and highlights limited infrastructure, sparse schools, shifting populations due to disease, and vast agricultural potential, alongside enduring civic faith and national identity.
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Lowsiona
Inimmense
West
Republic
God of the Republic
Washington
Jeferson
Madison
Randolph
Onta
Culourog
United States
Waohington
Franklin
Adamees
Hamilton
Tefferson
Jay
Offers
Jonathan Edwards
Randolph, Henry
Fisher Ames
Obsequies and memory of Washington Across the Nation
A historical note recalls George Washington's death on December 14 1700 and funeral observances on February 22 1800 with echoes of his birthday celebrations in the District of Columbia and states. It mentions adjournment attempts in Congress, the holiday status of Washington's Birthday, and a reflective tale of filial obedience.
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George Washington
Washington
Col
Voblas Lear
Cait
Congress
Washingston
Colmubia
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