Maggie's Heart Chapter XXXI Ends in Tragedy and Secrets
A dawn revelation unfolds as Miss Duncombe lies dead and a wounded man, likely her husband, is found nearby. Mr Royston and family confront a village mystery sparked by a drunken recluse. Randal hurries home to learn Maggie's fate while Associates piece together past ties and a hidden marriage amid sorrow.
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Devonshire Woods
Mr. Royston
Anya
Miss May
Miss Duncombe
iMaggie
Maggie
Mia
Downing
May
Indy
Black Jon
Chere
Tonow
Atkins
Gayliz
Tha Bothse
Cewitt
Saya Atkins
Nes
Gwilt
Dows
Mr. Bayeston
Mrs. Atkins
Mann
George Temple
Royston
Randal
Aly
Lis
Sandal
Dent
Hea
Mrs. Cholmondely
Ernest
Ho Gaya
Pariah of the Skyline and the Western coyote hunt
The piece discusses the coyote as an enduring Western symbol and pest. It notes coyotes resist extinction while elk and antelope decline, and describes coyote drives where hundreds participate to dispatch multiple coyotes, with outcomes varying by wind and the animal’s cunning.
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West
Great Plains
Land of Man
Great West
Colorado
Iowa school project in Council Bluffs awarded to Chicago firm
The State board of control awarded the Iowa School for the Deaf project in Council Bluffs to Henry W. Schlueter of Chicago for 220,022 dollars. Ten bids ranged up to 308,000 with others from Wickham Brothers Council Bluffs 268,000 and Butler Brothers St Louis 202,000. The contract excludes plumbing and heating costs and total project exceeds the 250,000 appropriation.
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Iowa’ School
Dent In
Council Bluffs
State Board of Control
Henry W. Schlueter
Chicago
Wickham Brothers
J. C. Maidin
Ded Moines
George FF
Hughes
Connell Bluffs
Herman& Brown
Cornell Bluffs
George 7
Grout
St. Paul
Butler Brothers
St. Louis
Broderick & Wind
St Louis
W. W. Atkinson
Colorado Springs
Dream Hunting
Watson Nominated as Populist Ticket at Springfield
Thomas H. Watson of Georgia for President and Thomas H. Tibbles of Nebraska for Vice President were nominated by acclamation at the Populist National Convention in Springfield Illinois. Former Senator Allen received over 400 votes before withdrawing his name, and the platform urged government ownership of money and key services, labor rights, eight hour workday and direct democracy measures.
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Monlapolis
Brsw
Berry’ Pickers' Talon
Webster City
Davenport
Sti Allagar
Illinois Central
Benson
Eltena
Treynor
Missouri Valley
R. M. Bush
Clay County
Monticells
Urbana
Tefferson
Waterloo Clothiers
Rodney Band
Herrick
Waterloo
George Perry
Osceola
Michael Hagerty
Des Moies
Audubon
Des Moines
Mt. Vern
Cumberland
Margaret Packett
Worthington
Sumer
State University
Maacazine Business College
Dubuque
Clinton
Reform School
Mitchellville
Mt. Vernon
Rev
Swan Lake
Burlington
A. TE. Underhill
Ochevedan
Ind
Wuitl
The
Press
Frank Watson
Quasqueton
Rankin & Mack
Washington
James Hannigan
Abe van Hoosen
Ington
Federal Gram Jury
Fort Dodge
Shortwell
Phillips
Spray Malone
Lves
Kenwood
Denison
Hi Baby
Mark Moler
Marshalltown
Charles Shuler
Ben Parker
Sha Church Hedoration of America
Battle Creek
Henry Gogenriet
Merril
Albert A
Hardin
West Dranch
Albert 1
Church of
Thomas H. Watson
Georgia
Thomas H. Tibbles
Nebraska
Springfield
Wiliam W Allen
Samuel W. ‘Willams
Indiana
Watson
Allen
Congress
People's Party
Committee On Resolutions
Be. Allen
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Marian Todd
James E. Maciide
B. J. Payne
Massachusetts
George Pf, Washburn
B. Gerry Brown
P. P. Wield
New Hampshire
D. B. Currier
Maine
I. W. Smith
Lewis
Obituaries and Name Change Approval in Washington
Retired Holton merchant T Simpson and brother of ex congressman Jerry Simpson dies in Holton. Two workers on a Rock Island bridge fall from a scaffold at Lowka. Chester Harmon dies after falling into a wheat elevator at Wiedmont. Interior approves Columbian University of Washington name change to George Washington University.
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T. Simpson
Holton
Nan
Jerry Simpson
Morris
Clyde Beaver
Rock Island
Loqwka
Chester Harmon
Rodie
Wiedmont
D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Board of Trustees
Columbian University of Washington
George Washington Udverulty
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Pariah
Atlantic
Path
Yve
Iowa
Charlton Wanker
Glia
Northern
Muscatine
North
Union Pacific
Union Terminal
Sioux City
Wabash
Executive Council
Burns
Glenn Culbertson
J. W. Culbertson
Chariton National Bank
Anna Pyle
Charley Simmons
Oskaloosa
Montezuma
Grinnell
Robinson
Allen Burrows
A. $ Burrows
Webster County
Grand Junction
George Kimball
Bremer County
Waterloo Water Company
Chelsea
Jesup
Harrison County
Swan Bros’ Big Department Store
Creston
Peter F. Bartle
Cresco
Samuel Blanchard
Delaware County
Masonville
Keokuk
Davenport High School
L. Sherman
Bristow
E. G. Gater
Arkaneas
Albert Fowler
Ames
William Claurason
McWard
William Seaman
Tibbien
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