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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1898

Page

3

The Doom of Deanshurst and a Family Curse

In 1721 Simon Deane of London amassed wealth from South Sea frauds and left it to John Deane of Deanshurst, whose line is haunted by a family curse. Sir Derek Deane, married thrice and heirless at first, dominates Deanshurst, while his wife battles to protect her son Oscar. Oscar’s birth incites power struggles, legal claims, and a chilling vow that echoes through generations as the Deanes face inheritance, withholding, and grim fate.

Simon Deane Chicago Alley London John Deane Deanshurst Hampshire Binancier Simon Death Simon Alley Dennshurat Annbner Walpole Dennshurst Jolying Honore Ayar Dennsiurst Sir Hum Deane Bart K. G Humphrey Isawe Derek Oscar Darek Ils Whrather Dragoon Regiment S 3 Sir Dereck Svno Alwys Fla Ausburgt Sir Derek Tate Mike Avery Hirst Ole Woiman Wuying Lis Ife Hely Winchester Southampton Metropolis Awell Utm Diay Mr. Hirst

Family Despot’s Grip Shapes a Reluctant Heir in Denishurst

An elderly baronet Sir Derek, in his sixty seconds year, dictates life at Denishurst. His harsh rule over a son born to age and a succession of nurses ends with the boy rebelling at sixteen. The aged father, morose and distrustful, leans on his butler and housekeeper who manipulate his whims to keep control of the estate.

Brent Sitle Halse Derek Mrs. Deane Denishqurst Thu

One Thing Worse Miss Pryde and Flattery Dialogue

Fragmentary lines show a character named Miss Pryde and Belle Yee discussing detestation of flattery. The text references Brooklyn and a World, implying a literary or theatrical context. Specific event, date, or outcome is not provided.

Miss Pryde Brooklyn

Senate debates Hawaiian annexation and bank bill

Washington reports show the Senate debating the Hawaiian annexation resolutions and the International American Bank bill. Key figures include Mr. Davis, Mr. Morrill, and Mr. Bacon with votes and executive session discussions shaping the approach to annexation and regional finance.

Opposition to Hawaii annexation dominates Senate debate

On June 23 Washington witnessed rapid shifts as opponents to the Hawaii annexation reasserted influence. Mr. White of California resumed his speech but yielded the floor after two hours to Mr. Pettigrew, who spent about an hour detailing resolutions against annexation. Pettigrew pressed the Indian Appropriation bill conference report, while no further action was taken amid criticism and anticipated contest over free homestead amendments and certain lease rights provisions.

Washington Wabpeton Senate International American Bank Davis Newlands Hawaiian Islands Callsix International American, Bank Pan-American Congress United States Central South America Whem Mr. Davis Foreign Relation Committee Mr. White Mn. Davis Haylny Dicate Friends of Dinexationite Dixpian Mrr Morrill Vermont Bacon Georgia Morrill Baas Congress Jeane White Mr. Mitchell Wisconsin Court of Claims Pengasylvania Hawaii California Pettigrew Whiteline

Mill Fire Destroys Staples Flour Mill in Stillwater

A devastating blaze swept through Stillwater on June 24 destroying Isaac Staples flour mill and elevator and the St Paul Duluth round house. The fire threatened east of Main Street and north of Chestnut, with estimated losses around 150000 and 40000 insured on contents. no insurance on the mill. Fire likely started in engine room shafting.

Staples Minn King Isaac Staples Dlourteg St. Paul

Skeleton Found In Wisconsin Mystery Case

Cumberland, Wis June 7. The skeleton of a man was found about six miles from the city near the former home of farmer Martin Billusson who disappeared eight years ago leaving a wife and family. Billusson had just sold $700 worth of lumber and returned home from Stillwater with the money. He left the city one night and was never seen again, and it is believed he was murdered for his money.

Cumberland Wis Martin Billusson Lasson Stillwater Minn

Forth Dakota Masons Elect Officers After Session

Fargo June 24 The grant lodge of Masone concluded its session electing officers W Prood master D W Keyes Ellendale R W deputy grand master John A Percival Devils Lake R W senior grand ardat Edwin IL Jamey St Thomas R W Junior grand warden Theodore DB Branch Jamestown Th W grand-treasurer Clinton D Lori Park River RB W grand secretary Prank J Thompson Fargo

Forth Dakota Masons Fargo Grant Lodge of Masone Mr. W. Prood D. W. Keyes Ellendale R. W John A. Percival Devils Lake Edwin IL Jamey St. Thomas Theodore DB. Branch Jamestown Th. W Clinton D. Lori Park River RB. W. Frand J. ‘Thompson

Conductor shoots at highwaymen during streetcar hold up

In Chicago on June 2 four men attempted to rob a Twenty-second streetcar at Locals corner. A conductor wounded one assailant named Ref Graves and he was taken to hospital believed to die. Another robber, identified as EbaiBaggee't, was captured by police.

United Hin Gun Chicago Refi Graves ebaiBaggee

Banker Dreyer Found Guilty in West Park Funds Case

Chicago June 24. Dx-Banker Dreyer was found guilty of withholding 318000 dollars from the West Park Hoards off commissioners where he acted as treasurer. The trial lasted three weeks and revealed discrepancies in the board’s and bank’s accounts. Jed M. Blount was his predecessor and successor involved in the case.

Chicago Dreyer West Park Jed M. Blount

Executions Reported in Jefferson City and St Louis

Theee Were Hanged. In Jefferson City Missouri on June 24 Tobo Tenahnan and Ed Meckensie, both Black men, were hanged. Meckensie killed a man after demanding his money and Tenahnan murdered a Black man after an alleged assault for money. In St Louis on June 24 Jobo Thom Neicnets was hanged for shooting his sweetheart.

Thee Jefferson City Tobo Tenahnan Ed Meckensie Heto St. Louis Jobo Thomnecinets

Arontross Burglar Escapes Courthouse Jump

John Stuart, known as the Arontross burglar, fled from Liberty Buffalo Ming Sune 24 after a five year sentence. He rushed into the sheriff's office and jumped from a window thirty feet high, breaking his wrist and rupturing bones.

Liberty Buffalo Ming John Stuart Arontross Lberty Bonsett

Death by suicide near Milwaukee sanitarium reported

Henry Sto Ding, a retired Chicago merchant from Michigan Avenue, committed suicide by drowning near Drs. Dewey's Milwaukee sanitarium at Wawntown. He was under treatment there for acute nervousness and had been undergoing care at the facility.

Milwaukee Henry Sto Ding Chicago Michigan Avenue Drs. Dewey Wawntown

Veteran horseman Lyles struck by horse in Stoeyvill Iowa

Lyles, a 73-year-old veteran horseman in Stoeyvill Iowa, was seriously kicked by a horse. His jaw is broken in two places and his chest injuries are serious with doubtful chances of recovery.

Stoeyvill Iowa Lyles

Burcney at Albee: Alma Center Hardware Burglarized

Burglars broke into a hardware store in Alma Center last night and stole about $200 worth of cutlery. The thieves made good their escape into Black River Walls on Tuesday night.

Burcney Albee Black River Walls Wis Tuee Alma Center

Woman rushes to death linked to dressmaker engagement

In stray story fragments a woman declares she is rushed to death, implying a fatal commitment with her dressmaker. The dialogue hints at business ties among Julia Maggie Jennie and Ambyper ont, with a wry exchange about entering business and a general quip on attire driven engagements.

Julia Maggie Jennie

Larkis the Cat Sparks Odd Lamp Scene

A quirky report describes Larkis, a black cat deemed extraordinarily lucky, causing a curious disturbance near a lamp and prompting reactions from onlookers as the scene unfolds with playful misfortune.

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