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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1901

Page

6

In the Web of a Spider A Tale of Cora and Beatrice

In a storm of jealousy and social intrigue at Grey Oaks a planned marriage faces a rival Beatrice Montrose enters Allen Layton s world as a ward in his household Beatrice discovers a letter revealing Beatrice s true identity threads of love guilt and manipulation unfold as Edith Lorimer schemes to keep Allen s heart while Randolph Chester enters the scene stirring old wounds and new schemes

Faith Mia Layton Allen Ailyn Edith Beatrice Mrs. Layton Gertrude Cora Colal M.'ie B. T Ailen Edith Lorrimer Bertie Randolph Chester Randolph Mr. Chester Misa Lorrimer Ming Montrose Chester

Will and papers hidden at Grey Oaks revealed

Beatrice, torn by a secret bond to Mr Chester and a dream of danger, agrees to join Cora at Grey Oaks while vowing to hide their conversation. She recalls a dream of her father naming the will and papers, the key to a hidden fortune, guiding her next steps.

Soba Cora Grey Oaks Beatrice Bealdes Sherself Teaves

Beatrice Returns to Grey Oaks as Hostages of Honor

Beatrice, expelled from Grey Oaks, enters with Randolph Chester welcoming guests to the estate. Tyrrel remains, while former servants are dismissed. Chester honors Alien and family for care of his cousin, and Beatrice senses an ominous test to regain her place and control within the house.

Chaprhr XVI Grey Oaks Sentee Beatrice Randolph Chester Tyrrel Himaci Alien

Cubans Accept Mayon Chéenier Understanding of Relations

Washington April 22 Cuban commissioners return to Havana with a clearer grasp of the U S stance toward Cuba and the Platt amendment. They report broad support among the president cabinet and lawmakers for preserving Cuban independence while avoiding harms to the United States. Dr Tamayo says no clash with the United States, focus on economy, tariff incentives, and trade in sugar and tobacco. Secretary Root meets the Cubans, luego luncheon and a War Department conference with Gen Wood.

Washington Havana Cuba Cuban Commission United States Tamayo Gen. Wood Root War Department Gen. Wond

Greisheimn Horror at Chemical Works Blast

Eighty bodies recovered from Greisheim electro chemical works ruins. Officials fear more remains buried and many injured or missing. Dozens of firemen among victims. several children drowned in the Main river. Panic forced mass evacuation at 10:20 yesterday morning.

Frankfort-on-the-Main Greisheim River Main Grelsheim

Negro lynched after assault near Witherton Georgia

In Witherton Georgia on April 28 a black laborer named William Goolsby assaulted Miss Rhoda Alexander while she fished in the Savannah River. He offered to work for six months to avoid reporting. Friends of the family restrained him and later released him. A lynching occurred the next day and his body was cast into the Savannah River.

Witherton Savannah Rhoda Alexander William Goolsby Alexander Goolaby

Cure for Tuberculosis Practiced by Argentine Army Surgeon

Buenos Ayres April 28 Dr C L Villar an Argentine army surgeon has published a report on fifty tuberculo serum treated cases at the military hospital. Treatments ran from December 2 1900 to April 20 1901 with many early stage cases cured in forty days and most advanced cases cured within ninety days. only the most frail patients failed to resist the disease.

Buenos Ayres Arg C. L. Villar Villar

Shams Illness Darkens Persian Ruler’s Condition

Berlin April reports from the Cologne Gazette St. Petersburg correspondent describe the Persian ruler’s worsening illness. Liver kidney affections and breathing difficulties increase. Teheran reacts to heavy taxes on meat and other foodstuffs amid rising stress.

Berlin Cologne Gazette St. Petersburg Persia Teheran

Ohio River Stays Stationary Amid Flood Threat

The Ohio river remains at 60 06 feet with no rise expected soon. Officials say the crest may hold until tomorrow morning with a slow decline likely over six days reaching 26 feet, while 40 feet is not expected before Monday. Evacuations and relief work continue in Cincinnati and across Kentucky with thousands displaced and many homes inundated.

Hetlel Ohio River Citteinnatt Bosaler Cincinnati Ohio Valley Tellef Ludlow Namport Kentucky Archouses Microok Covington Newport Bellevue Dayton

American Thrist Machinery Muxtbit at Glasgow Exhibition

A Glasgow correspondent reports on the Glasgow Exhibition in London, noting strong American and German representation in machinery. English engines are present but the newer, more ingenious American designs leave a painful impression on English observers.

Glasgow London America Germany

Five Miners Entombed In Aurora Mine Cave In

Springield Missouri April 28 The Rosebud mine at Aurora caved in burying five men at 110 feet depth near the main shaft Seventy feet from the shaft their names Grand Bigler Elmer Bigler William Shane John Gill and Andrew Foster were alive at 7 pm yesterday tapping on steel rails gave hope for rescue Hundreds of workers labored in relays to reach them but experts say it will take at least three days to reach the entombed men

Springfeld Aurora Grand Elmer Bigler William Shane John Gill Andrew Foster

Washington Ruoligs to Restore Washington Relics

Senator John Warwick Dante of Virginia urged President McKinley to restore the relics of General George Washington on behalf of Miss Mary Curtis Lee, sister of Gen. George Curtis Lee. President McKinley replied granting the request.

George Curtis Lee Washington John Warwick Dante Virginia McKinley George Washington Curtis Lee Mary Curtis Lee Slater George Washington Gen. Lee Robert B. Lee Daniel

Ludlow Appointment as Vizayas Governor Revoked

Manila April 23 Gen William Ludlow’s appointment as military governor of the Vizayas is revoked after a medical exam finds grip and congestion have developed into dangerous tuberculosis. He will sail back to the United States on the first transport.

Vizayas Manila William Ludlow Department of the Vizayas

Rogues Gallery to Hang on Ocean Liners in New York

New York police will place portraits of card sharps in the card rooms of major trans Atlantic liners leaving the port. The move follows the alleged swindle of Dr. Joseph Muir who lost $1000 on a recent voyage.

Card Slarya New York Joseph Muir

Martial law threatened in Portugal over anti clerical movement

Madrid April 28 The Portuguese government warns it will proclaim martial law if the anti clerical movement continues Censorship over telegraph messages is now rigorous and officials take strict measures to control information

Madrid Portugal

Black Jack Ketchum Hanged After Rope Breaks

Clayton New Mexico April 23 Thomas B Ketchum alias Black Jack the train robber was executed when the rope broke during the hanging. The fall jerked Ketchum's head off.

Loni Clayton, N. Mex Thomas B. Ketchum Black Jack Ketchum

Behalf Interest Sold in Beaumont Lands for 250000

Bell Half Thefr Oid Intercats of Des Moines reported that Gay Shaw and partners Hardy Harris the Lamb Brothers and T H Walker have closed a contract with eastern parties for a half-interest in their lands near Beaumont for 250000. Oskaloosa notes a local claim as Samuel Robertson received 00 cents from a state woman alleging theft of goods from Robertson's father thirty years ago.

Bell Talia Oskaloosa Town Samuel Robertson

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Eok Ke Montrose Mra Allen Layton Dolar Mra. Leyton Harry Miss’ Montrose the Herald Misa Montrose Brother Auett Brother Allen Eho Hadith Miss Lorrimar Aden Mr. Markham Grey Oaka Miss Lorrimer Miss Montrose Beatrice Montrose Hudson Commission Mayon Chéenier Miss Olefly Greisheimn Shams Momin Rivier Stationary Thrist Rogues’ Gallery HWAD
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