Madeline and Milas face a Cornwall mine crisis
Hugh Trelawney recalls love and loss as Madeline Graham declares her engagement to another man. He travels to a Devon copper mine, confronts Mike Love, and asserts authority, earning Love’s respect and securing his position as overseer. The chapter ends with his uneasy power over the volatile crew.
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Annie
Sir
Garrett
Ehla
Sayueld
St. Garlott'a
Devon
George Redruth
Maroline Graham
Angie
Hugh
Mian Grahat
Madeline
Milas Graham
Trelawney
Anita
Sergan
Graham
Mr. Trelawney
Milas
Hwa
London
Thia
Dea
Wwe Rover
Redruth House
Cornwall
Dames
Michael Love
Love
Mike Love
Hugh Trelawney
Bolt
Puget Sound Proposed Gateway to the Orient
A writer argues Puget Sound is the U S gateway to the Pacific Orient, noting shorter routes to Yokohama and Hongkong via the Bering Sea, saving weeks at sea, and avoiding Suez canal charges. Comparisons praise Seattle’s route as about half the distance of New York via Suez, with context on rail and shipping movements and a rural comedy aside from Josiah Allen’s Wits on Farmers.
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Puget Sound
Orient
United States
Pacific Orient
North America
Asia
Globe
San Francisco
San Diego
Cal
Japan
China
Sandwich Islands
Bering Sea
Haawaii
Yokohama
Shanghai
Hongkong
Hawaii
New York
Haut
Seattle
Suez Canal
Europe
Josiah Allen
George Washington
Josiah
Adam
Eye
Luz
Shaw
Lippincott’s
The Old Lady from Dover Apple Turnover Tale
A Dover grandmother bakes a fine apple turnover. A cat interrupts the baking, causing the turnover to overturn while she watches in dismay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
T. Nicholas
Of the Same Family and the Sailboat Chore Boy
A fragmented note discusses a man who mentions a yacht while owning a sailboat, referring to a family link and a wife calling a chore boy the eagehman in a obscure context. The text reads as garbled OCR with unclear events or dates.
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Calla
Eagehman
Labor unrest and gifts mark Iowa reports in July
A rail labor federation reports wage gains and organ izing growth across Iowa with new union headquarters planned at Valley Junction and thirty members. Milton College receives the Perrill mill dam and a hydraulic lab from alumni Sundera of Iowa City to power campus facilities. A fatal fall from a courthouse cupola prompts a $20,000 damages suit against Webster County. A giant kite accident at Glenwood tests safety as a worker is lifted briefly into the air.
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A. Quirtery
Federation of Labor
Lowa
Iberanae
Imrailroad
Miichintats
Valley Tiacloh
Sith
Milton College
Ha State University of Iown
Wuelld Sundera
Iowa City
Perrill Mill
Iowa River
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Towa
Sylool of Applied Science
Matal Minhap
Clara, Rasmussen
Connell Bluffs
Lfe
Court House
Tha
M. Wheeler
Wheeler
Webster County
Court House Square
Turbulent Iowa News From Early October Local Notes
A scramble of fragmented reports from Wat ertoo to Council Bluffs covers labor troubles floods fires and civic changes. Items include a running meet planned at Davenport, a five legged cow notoriety, postmaster changes, fatalities, major plant overhauls, a large cholonial excursion, bank and theft incidents, and record river flood damage across Muscatine Davenport Des Moines and surrounding towns.
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Watertoo
Wort Dodge
Macedonia
A. Marshalltown
Davenport
Tod Kinney
Poin Comets
Colombo Junction
Clarion
William Droullind
Dubuque
Tissuing
Clinton
Alexander Benublen Retires as Longtime Chicago Policeman
Alexander Benublen, believed to be the oldest active police officer, retires after fifty years of service in Chicago. A tall, athletic, Beaubien figure, he participated in many firsts and recalls childhood deer hunting along the lakefront.
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Alexander Benublen
Chicago
Weoda
Storm sweeps West floods Iowa Nebraska and plains
Severe storms lash Iowa Nebraska Montana and Kansas with widespread flooding. Reports cite record rains in Burlington Iowa and Omaha Nebraska causing bridge washouts and street damage. Council Bluffs and Liberty record major flood volumes. Kansas rivers rise four feet and Blue River near Stockdale makes new channels. farms inundated.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kntios
Montana
Great Northern
Kansas
Burlington
Council Blutte
Choteau
Omaha
Liberty
Lawrence
Stockade
Manhattan
Stockdale
Kansas River
Indians and Dupes in Indian Territory Fraud Probes
Secretaries inquiry into Indian Territory corruption centers on alleged frauds tied to Dawes Act lands. Special agent Samuel Broalus reports whites pressuring Indians to lease lands, avoid rent, and surrender titles. Several companies allegedly organize to traffic in allottee lands through duped leases and small-borrowed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitchcock
Washington
Samuel M. Broalus
Indian Rights' Association
Dawes Comminision
The Two Minute Trotters At Boat Show
A garbled item notes racing trotters at a boat event with names and political mentions. It references Turkey Edward Bulgarians Ferdinand and a Kentucky feud, plus remarks on a new president and a flying machine, all in a fragmented style.
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Turkey
Joan Bull
Oyster Bay
Edward
Pora
Ithin
Ferdinand
Ywlia
Wilton
Langley
Bechecq
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Jada
Rayan
Measter
Ned
Wil
Hnada
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Coty
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Actix
Edward Merritt
Institute For
Glenwood
Merritt
Western Iowa Interurban Railway Company
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Polk
Dallas
Guthrie
Audubon
Shelby
Pottawattomie
Berg
Bime
O. Praovencher di Vaterle
Pepferel
Astie
France
Boiyert
Council Bluffs
Farmers’ Grain and Stock Company
Ridgeway
Capital
Reinbolt
Dubucuo
Dumont
J. Loughran
Government Land Office
Peter Burk
Council Biles
Otemmwe
Fort Dodge
N. Torgenson
Peélro
O. F. Wende
Samuel LP
Mauseell
Olloton
Stussell
Timothy Fairehild
Town City
Amaworth
R. Showalter
Des Moinea
Marshalltown
T. J. Marsden
Walrfield
Bud
Pierson
Delminr
Federal Grand Jury
Wilson
Harham
Muscatine
Rock Island
Blackhawk County
Oto Medical Society
Olive
Muscatind
Cornell Bluffs
Olive Chase
Waterloo
Orend Institute of
D. M
Lowa Walls
Julius Larson
Pirtles
J. R. Clapp
Water Company
Raya
North Palegts
Dodge Street
Crati
Morrell
Ottumwa
Halleck L. Griswold
George Margrum
Keokuk
Partons, Rich & Co
Newton
W. 8
Golden
Pecos Valley Standard OH Company
Calumet Mining Company
Carlabad
N. B
Cedar Rapids
Charles H. Marsh
Baptist Church
Rockwell
Marsh
Holyoke
Maas
Waterloo Yards
Raymond
Baye
Council Bluffy
Trafic
Beas
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